The Wilderness Road to Kentucky, Its Location And Features
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and np the Shenandoah XMey through Winehester, Staunton, and Lexington. It continued in the trough between the mountains.
across various streams that make up tlie headwaters of the James River to the (ireat Lick, where Roanoke. Va.. is now located, an.l Salem. Between Salem and Ingles" Ferry, at Radfonl, on New River.
it passed the divi.le between the Atlaidic waters an.l those of the Ohio lliver. Crossing New River at Ingles' Ferry it passed south- west down throngh th(> present towns of Pulas...ki. Max :Meadows.
AVyethville. :Mari(.n ami Abingdon, (Washington Court House,) touching North Carolina on the head of Reedy Creek, to the Hlock :,\ [.52] The Wildcrncsft Bond to Kriitiicli// House. Ingles' Ferry at Radford, still in the hands of the Ingles' family, (19'-20). and Fort Chiswell were the important early stations on the road, and. after the Block House, the most imi)ortant jnoneer stations between the Fast and Kentucky. It is a matter of interest, showing how well the road from Philadelphia to the lilock House fol- lowed the best topographical lines, that the present Blue Book Auto- mobile Routes, which, joined together, make the best road from Lono- Isluiut (oil left) and tlio Hotston in fluo(L KinRsport at mouth of Roedy ("reek in distanee at ri^lit Philadelphia to Bristol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and np the Shenandoah XMey through Winehester, Staunton, and Lexington. It continued in the trough between the mountains.
across various streams that make up tlie headwaters of the James River to the (ireat Lick, where Roanoke. Va.. is now located, an.l Salem. Between Salem and Ingles" Ferry, at Radfonl, on New River.
it passed the divi.le between the Atlaidic waters an.l those of the Ohio lliver. Crossing New River at Ingles' Ferry it passed south- west down throngh th(> present towns of Pulas...ki. Max :Meadows.
AVyethville. :Mari(.n ami Abingdon, (Washington Court House,) touching North Carolina on the head of Reedy Creek, to the Hlock :,\ [.52] The Wildcrncsft Bond to Kriitiicli// House. Ingles' Ferry at Radford, still in the hands of the Ingles' family, (19'-20). and Fort Chiswell were the important early stations on the road, and. after the Block House, the most imi)ortant jnoneer stations between the Fast and Kentucky. It is a matter of interest, showing how well the road from Philadelphia to the lilock House fol- lowed the best topographical lines, that the present Blue Book Auto- mobile Routes, which, joined together, make the best road from Lono- Isluiut (oil left) and tlio Hotston in fluo(L KinRsport at mouth of Roedy ("reek in distanee at ri^lit Philadelphia to Bristol.
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