Pinehurst Museum Dedicated Log Cabin and Poem
An ancient log cabin at Pinehurst, built by Wray and donated by Archibald McKenzie, is reassembled on the Village Green to house historic curios. The dedication featured Miss Mabel Hall, Mr. Macomber, and Mr. R. Chase Kingston, with a verse by Carrington praising the museum and North Carolina heritage.
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Pinehurst
Wray
Payetteville
N.C
Archibald McKenzie
J. W. Tufts
Tufts
Stally Inn
B. EB. ‘Taylor
Boston
Mary McDonald
London
Mely
Mabel ‘l. Hall
Newton
Mass
Macomber
R. Chase “Kington
Hyde Park
Carrington
New England
Commonwealth of Our Republic
Commonwealth of North Carolina
Mr. Carrington
Scripture Cake Editorial Slice Persists
A dainty slice is sent to an editorial figure by Mrs. Couch as Prov. 18 24 hints at friendship and loyalty. The piece notes the cordial gesture remains intact despite the editorial tooth not yet breaking into the portion.
Don’t Destroy Trees and Planta at Pinehurst Estate
A letter from Warren H. Manning, landscape architect, warns Mr Tufts about indiscriminate plucking of native plants and flowers on the Pinehurst estate. He urges guests be asked to refrain, protect pines, and cooperate to increase flowering plants, warning that removal harms future enjoyment and landscape value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren H. Manning
Tufts
Pinehurst
Deeaar Sik
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Pinehurst Museum
Builder Strong
Pinehurst, N. C
BR. Chase Carrington
Jackson Springs
McKenzie
Priscilla
Phyllis
Kings Daughters
Sam
James W.turts