Chronicles of the White Mountains
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Two important highways built in the early years of the present century should receive at least a brief mention because of interesting circumstances connected with them. One is the John Anderson Memorial Road, named in honor of the senior mem- 373 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS ber of the noted former hotel firm of Anderson and Price, of Bretton Woods. Mr, Anderson, who was the son of General Samuel J. Anderson, of Portland and Ogdensburg Railway fame, did much for the White Mountains.
The road came into e...xistence in this way. Desir- ing to find a way from Bretton Woods to the Fran- conia Notch which would be shorter than the exist- ing road via Bethlehem and Franconia Vill^^e, and which would avoid the long climbs on that route, Mr. Anderson, with a party from Bretton Woods, in the autumn of 1902, explored the region lying be- tween that locality and the Franconia Notch. The route for a road was surveyed by R. T. Gile in November of that year, and a final location was made by him in the summer of the next year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two important highways built in the early years of the present century should receive at least a brief mention because of interesting circumstances connected with them. One is the John Anderson Memorial Road, named in honor of the senior mem- 373 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS ber of the noted former hotel firm of Anderson and Price, of Bretton Woods. Mr, Anderson, who was the son of General Samuel J. Anderson, of Portland and Ogdensburg Railway fame, did much for the White Mountains.
The road came into e...xistence in this way. Desir- ing to find a way from Bretton Woods to the Fran- conia Notch which would be shorter than the exist- ing road via Bethlehem and Franconia Vill^^e, and which would avoid the long climbs on that route, Mr. Anderson, with a party from Bretton Woods, in the autumn of 1902, explored the region lying be- tween that locality and the Franconia Notch. The route for a road was surveyed by R. T. Gile in November of that year, and a final location was made by him in the summer of the next year.
What to read after Chronicles of the White Mountains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Wilkinson Kilbourne to read onlineMoreLess
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