A Centennial History of St Albans Vermont
A Centennial History of St Albans Vermont
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One of the most popular is that along the Maquam shore, where the road runs some miles upon the lake shore, pass- ing through a rich agricultural district. Another is to Point' Hathaway, at the end of St. Albans Point. Then there is the drive to Georgia Bay, to the mineral springs in Sheldon and Highgate, to Lake View, and to the village of Swanton. But by far the most pleasant excursions are those made to the hills in the rear of St. Albans. Bellevue, 1300 feet above the level of the lake, is ...but two miles from the railroad station. This is conceded by all visitors as affording one of the most delightful views found in this or any other country. At the foot of the hill lies the village. Gazing beyond the village, one's eye takes in a broad, Jevel tract of land reaching to the lake shore, where that picture begins, which, coupled with its historic associations, has made the name " Champlain " world-renowned. The most picturesque part of the lake is at this point, it being completely dotted over with verdant islands, and appearing from a distance to blend into alternate breaks of silver and emerald, beyond which the Adi- rondacks limit one's vision, forming in their grandeur a fitting object upon which to cast the last lingering gaze after so charm- ing a vision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the most popular is that along the Maquam shore, where the road runs some miles upon the lake shore, pass- ing through a rich agricultural district. Another is to Point' Hathaway, at the end of St. Albans Point. Then there is the drive to Georgia Bay, to the mineral springs in Sheldon and Highgate, to Lake View, and to the village of Swanton. But by far the most pleasant excursions are those made to the hills in the rear of St. Albans. Bellevue, 1300 feet above the level of the lake, is ...but two miles from the railroad station. This is conceded by all visitors as affording one of the most delightful views found in this or any other country. At the foot of the hill lies the village. Gazing beyond the village, one's eye takes in a broad, Jevel tract of land reaching to the lake shore, where that picture begins, which, coupled with its historic associations, has made the name " Champlain " world-renowned. The most picturesque part of the lake is at this point, it being completely dotted over with verdant islands, and appearing from a distance to blend into alternate breaks of silver and emerald, beyond which the Adi- rondacks limit one's vision, forming in their grandeur a fitting object upon which to cast the last lingering gaze after so charm- ing a vision.
What to read after A Centennial History of St Albans Vermont?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry K Henry Kingman Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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