Grove Park Inn Asheville hotel project announced for 1913 opening
The Grove Park Inn in Asheville North Carolina is described as a grand year round resort built on Sunset Mountain. It will open July 1 1913 under Wm S Kenney manager of Mount Washington Bretton Woods NH and Hotel Clarendon Seabreeze FL. The structure uses stone and fireproof construction with luxury amenities and surrounding golf links and mountain scenery.
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Asheville
WN. GC
Wm. S. Kenney
Mount Washington
Bretton Woods
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Clarendon
Seabreeze
Florida
Highland Pines Inn A I Creamer Lessees and Managers
The Highland Pines Inn is a colonial style hotel erected last summer by A I Creamer and H Turn as lessees and managers. Located one mile above Southern Pines within five minutes of the Country Club, it has over fifty rooms with private baths, furnished with box spring beds and hair mattresses, and offers cuisine and service described as unsurpassed. Booklet upon application. The Inn is in Charlevoix, Michigan. Also mentions Summer Hotels HOTEL OTTAWA at Ottawa Beach, Michigan.
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Southern Pines
Country Club
Pinehurst Six Courses Highlight Historic Golf Complex
The ledger previews Pinehurst golf, detailing three courses with a fourth under construction. It praises the rolling ground, Bermuda fairways, and sand greens, notes Donald Ross designed No. 2 and No. 3 courses, cites Walter J. Travis and Nicholls records, and spotlights Holes No. 6 Chapel and No. 14 water carry as standout features.
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Pinehurst
Bermuda
Philadelphia
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Donald Ross
Walter J. Travis
Gilbert Nicholls
Wilmington Country Club
Taft
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Sunset Mountain
Aubusson
France
Roycrofters
Grove Park Inn
Mgr
N. C
Southern
New York
Broadway
Highland Pines
Weymouth Heights
Southern Pines, N. C
A. I. Creamer
T Lessees
Mr. H. Turn
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Charlevoix, Mich
Ottawa
Ottawa Beach, Michigan
Evans
Ledger
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