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Identifier: summerexcursionr00newy (find matches)
Title: Summer excursion routes through the most picturesque scenery in America. Seaside, forest, camp and watering place
Year: 1881 (1880s)
Authors: New York, Lake Erie and western railroad company. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Summer resorts
Publisher: Philadelphia, Sunshine publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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Every accommodation in the way of boats and tackle is to be had at the fishinggrounds. Greenwood Lake, on the Greenwood Lake Branch, all the lakes in the Highlands of the Hudson,reached by Newburgh Short Cut from Turners Station (47 miles from New York), and by easyconveyance from that station. The Walkill Siver, at any of the stations along the Montgomery andPine Island Branches, which join tlie main line at Goshen ((iO miles from New York), lakeMohonk and Minncwaska in the Shawangunk, reached from New Paltz, on the Jlontgomery Branch.The Delaware Hirer at Port Jervis, Milford, Dingrhans, Shohola, Lackawax<-n, and all the stationsalong the Delaware Division. The lakes in the ricinily of Jlonesdule and Ilawletj, on the HonesdaleBranch, in Wayne and Pike Counties, Pa. Blooming Grore Park Lake, from Millville, on the Hones-dale Branch. Pleasant Lake, near Monticello; reached from Port Jervis. niiite Lake, SullivanCounty, N. Y.; reached from Port Jervis. VIEW NK.Ai; li \MAlMi STATION.
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96 Besides black bass and pickerel, lake trout, muscalonge, salnwn, trout and all varieties of hass,abound in the following lakes: Seneca and Keuka Lakes; readied from Elmira, and from Bath, via Hammondsport. Conesusand Hemlock, Honeoye and Canadice Lakes; reached from Livonia, on the Rochester Division. SiherLake; reached from Gainesville, on the Buffalo Division. Chautauqua Lake; reached from Sala-manca, on the Western Division. DEER, PARTRIDGE, WOODCOCK, &c. The forests of Ulster, Sullivan, Pike and Wayne Counties still offer rare sport to the deerhunter. They may be reached from Middletown, Port Jervis, Monticello, Milford, Shohola, Lacka-waxen, Millville, Havrley, Honesdale, Narrowsburg, Callicoon and Hancock. Partridge, woodcock,rabbit, hare and other small game also abounds in those regions. Woodcock, quail, partridge andrabbit shooting is excellent about Goshen, stations on the Pine Lsland Branch, Warvcick and sur-rounding country. Warwick Woodlands are reached by the Warw

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