Aladdin of the Pines Colonel Olds Honors Pinehurst Founder
Colonel Fred A. Olds of Raleigh writes a tribute detailing the founding of Pinehurst and the creation of the Home Amid the Pines. The article, featured in The Outlook and reprinted from The New York Sunday Herald, offers new facts about the village’s origins and its beloved founder.
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Pinehurst
Fred A. Olds
Raleigh
Outlook
New York Sunday Herald
Pinehurst the Aladdin of the Pines and its creator
A health map notes Pinehurst in Moore County as a tuberculosis free zone. Boston philanthropist James W Tufts bought 8000 acres, built a model New England town with hotels, clubs, golf and gardens. The Osage-like all in one estate grew to four million dollar investment, attracting national figures and famous guests.
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United States
North Carolina
Sanderson
James W.tufts
Boston
Raleigh
North Carolina State Museum
Sanderson Ridge
Thomas K. Bruner
New England
Tufts
Pinehurst
Aladdin
Mr. Tufts
Aladdin of
the Pines
Palm Beach
Florida
Great
Carolina
Moore County
Washington
Northwest
Canada
New York
Southern Pines
Tufte
Mary Pullman
Mr. Flagler
John D. Rockefeller
Gifford Pinchot
Kansas
Carolina Hotel
Leonard
Longing for Pinehurst and a Boston Farewell Song
Verse from L.L. Longing for Pinehurst dated March 24, 1907 in West Newton Mass. expresses nostalgia for Pinehurst and spring. Also a social note from The Berkshire details a farewell supper for Mr. and Mrs. Sayles hosted by Mr. and J. G. Nicholson with pink rose carnations, fourteen covers, toastmaster Paul Campbell, and guests planning a return next season.
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West Newton
Mass
J. G. Nicholson
New Bedford
Charles Sayles
Brooklyn
Berkshire
Paul Campbell
New York
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Pinehurst’s
Eca
Mr. and
Mrs. Sayles