The scenic attractions and summer resorts along the railways of the Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia Air Line- the Shenandoah Velley RR., the Norfolk and Western RR., and the East Tennessee, Virginia (14574505308)

Identifier: scenicattraction00virg (find matches)
Title: The scenic attractions and summer resorts along the railways of the Virginia, Tennessee & Georgia Air Line: the Shenandoah Velley RR., the Norfolk & Western RR., and the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia RR
Year: 1883 (1880s)
Authors: Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia Air Line Shenandoah Valley Railroad Norfolk and Western Railroad Company East Tennessee, Virginia, and Georgia Railway Company
Subjects: Summer resorts
Publisher: New York, Aldine press
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress



Text Appearing Before Image:
ded at the platformimmediately opposite to the springs. h-NO STAGING.-*- The Hotel being about two hundred yards from the platform makes it A VERY DESIRABLE RESTING PLACE for persons from the South going North or returning home. Desiring to makethis place a resort for Families, where they can enjoy HOME COMFORTS,no trouble nor expense will be spared to render it pleasant and agreeable to GUESTS. THERE ARE FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS, The medical qualities of which are so generally and favorably known that it isdeemed unnecessary to speak of their virtues. BOARD: Per Day, $2; per Week, $10; per Month, of four weeks,from $25 to $35, according to location and accommodations. WM. H. FRY, General Manager. j^POST-OFFICE-BONSACKS, ROANOKE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. 95 CLASSICAL and SCIENTIFIC COURSES ifoir, :d:ex3KR,:ei🅱s. Also, good advantages in Partial, Business, and Preparatory Courses. Curriculumfull and standard high. French and German spoken. English prominent. J-jTBttJLIZrr 16,000 VOLUMES. o> o
Text Appearing After Image:
Ssr«: itt I:1 o iO r ill- rn i- Iri: IIf I! GO £0 C73 THIRTY-FIRST SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 12. 1883. EXPENSES for Nine Months (including College Fees, Board, Fuel, Lights andWashing), $149, $176, or $204. Increasing patronage from many States. For catalogue, &c, address JULIUS D. DREHER. President. 96