. Summer excursion routes . Pa 3 4; Lam be. Pa 14 o L . Plj ce, P * 4 co I ■ 1 ■ 1 burg, Pa 15 3i Leu 1 burg, Ia 4 70 Le* iSt w . JiiT., Ia ... 5 3^ \s 1 l Haven, 7 40 McVej iow n, 6 10 Manayunk, Pa 6 90 M uii Pa 3 25 Middletown, 2 55 M fllin, Pa 4 65 Millersbnrg, Pa 3 60 Milton, Pa 4 go Mt. Joy, Pa 3 25 Mt Union, Pa 6 85 Muncy, Fa 5 55 Nam oke. Pa 6 40 Newark, N. J 10 ^o v 1 * port, €3 40 New York, V Y To 60 Norristov* a, Pa 7 30 Northuniberl -nd, Pa 4 25 Parkesburg, Pa 4 65 Penn Van, N. Y 12 A Philadelphia, Pa 6 60 Pbilip^bure, Pa 10 20 Phcenixville, Pa 7 7c Pit
. Summer excursion routes . Pa 3 4; Lam be. Pa 14 o L . Plj ce, P * 4 co I ■ 1 ■ 1 burg, Pa 15 3i Leu 1 burg, Ia 4 70 Le* iSt w . JiiT., Ia ... 5 3^ \s 1 l Haven, 7 40 McVej iow n, 6 10 Manayunk, Pa 6 90 M uii Pa 3 25 Middletown, 2 55 M fllin, Pa 4 65 Millersbnrg, Pa 3 60 Milton, Pa 4 go Mt. Joy, Pa 3 25 Mt Union, Pa 6 85 Muncy, Fa 5 55 Nam oke. Pa 6 40 Newark, N. J 10 ^o v 1 * port, €3 40 New York, V Y To 60 Norristov* a, Pa 7 30 Northuniberl -nd, Pa 4 25 Parkesburg, Pa 4 65 Penn Van, N. Y 12 A Philadelphia, Pa 6 60 Pbilip^bure, Pa 10 20 Phcenixville, Pa 7 7c Pittsburg. Pa ,665 Port Royal, Pa 3 y- » n, Fa 8 20 Ralston, Pa 7 60 I Pa 8 05 Renovo, 8 7c Riverside, Pa 4 0e Rcchester, N. Y ,! A -■I burg p, ,lll Sciinsgrove Jw£ , 4 ]5 Shamokin, Pa 4 g0 St. Mary^, Pa J2 IO Sunbury, Pa 4 ,5 Troy, fa 9 30 Tyrone, Pa 8 75 Uniontown. Pa 17 2o Warren, Pa. ... ,<- 2- Waikins, N. Y ,1 eg Watsontown, Pa 5 co West Chester, Pa 6 to Wilkesbarre, Pa 6 70 William^port, Pa 6 15. CHIQUES ROCK. 67 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD GLEN HOUSE (WHITE MOUNTAINS), N. this point, at the eastern base of , an uninterrupted view is obtainedof the five great Presidential peaks : Mt. Wash-ington (6293 feet), Mt. Clay (5400 feet), (5700 feet), Mt. Adams (5S00 feet),and Mt. Madison (5361 feet). A fine carriageroad leads to the summit of Mt. Washington,and is still a favorite route in spite of the open-ing of the railroad on the west side. Thevicinity of the Glen House is crowded withobjects of interest, which can only be brieflyenumerated here : Thompsons Falls, CrystalCascade (eighty feet), Glen Ellis Falls, andTuckermatfs Ravine^ a tremendous fissure onthe south side of Mt. Washington, with walls1000 feet high. Exc. 768, with Exc. 412, 413, or 653. (Via rail and North Conway ; returning by Sound Lines.) Pennsylvania R. R to New York. Rail Lines (see pages 32 and 33 for route) to Boston. Boston & Maine R. R to North Conway. P
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