Historical Guide to Chattanooga And Lookout Mountain With Descriptions of the B
Historical Guide to Chattanooga And Lookout Mountain With Descriptions of the B
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The drive is not as smooth as a boulevard, but its very ruggedness adds to your enjoyment of the scenery. You dash along between the trees, when suddenly you are in fall view of the ruins of the immense wooden build- ings erected for a hospital by General Thomas, in 1864-5, at a cost of $285, 000, when General King was encamped with the 15th, 16th, 18th and 19th regulars on the camp ground west of Rock City, and through the ruined chimneys of which you will pass en route to Lulu Lake. At the cl...ose of the war these buildings were purchased by the philanthropist, Mr. Robert, and used as a school for boys and girls. The venture proved a failure, and the school was closed. Then the buildings were removed, little by little, until scarcely any remain.
Having passed over the branch of Cascade Glen, and ascended to the ridge on which stood this big building, you turn to the left into an almost abandoned road that leads you to the northern entrance of ROCK VILLAGE.
You descend from your carriage and walk through a stone gateway that is formed by two rocks sixty feet high and fifty feet apart, each surmounted by a 34 HISTORICAL GUIDE TO CHATTANOOGA cone resembling a sentinel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The drive is not as smooth as a boulevard, but its very ruggedness adds to your enjoyment of the scenery. You dash along between the trees, when suddenly you are in fall view of the ruins of the immense wooden build- ings erected for a hospital by General Thomas, in 1864-5, at a cost of $285, 000, when General King was encamped with the 15th, 16th, 18th and 19th regulars on the camp ground west of Rock City, and through the ruined chimneys of which you will pass en route to Lulu Lake. At the cl...ose of the war these buildings were purchased by the philanthropist, Mr. Robert, and used as a school for boys and girls. The venture proved a failure, and the school was closed. Then the buildings were removed, little by little, until scarcely any remain.
Having passed over the branch of Cascade Glen, and ascended to the ridge on which stood this big building, you turn to the left into an almost abandoned road that leads you to the northern entrance of ROCK VILLAGE.
You descend from your carriage and walk through a stone gateway that is formed by two rocks sixty feet high and fifty feet apart, each surmounted by a 34 HISTORICAL GUIDE TO CHATTANOOGA cone resembling a sentinel.
What to read after Historical Guide to Chattanooga And Lookout Mountain With Descriptions of the B?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George C Connor to read onlineMoreLess
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