A Guide to the Virginia Springs: Giving, in addition to the routes and distances, a description of the springs and also of the natural curiosities of the stateMoorman, J. J. (John Jennings)
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A Guide to the Virginia Springs: Giving, in addition to the routes and distances, a description of the springs and also of the natural curiosities of the state
Moorman, J. J. (John Jennings)
Health resorts -- Virginia; Springs -- Virginia; Virginia -- Description and travel
To New London, 10
" Liberty, 15 25
" Buford's, 14 39
" Fincastle, 14 53
" Scott's, 18 71
" Mountain House, 7 78
" Sweet Springs, 9 87
" Red Sweet, 1 88
" White Sulphur, 16 104
ROUTE NO. 6.
FROM STAUNTON TO ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIA LEXINGTON.
Miles from
Miles. Staunton.
There are two routes, one
of which is to Greenville, 12
To Fairfield, 11
" Lexington, 12 35
The other is to Middlebrook, 11
To Brownsburg, 12
" Lexington, 12 35
" Rockbridge Alum, 17 52
From Rockbridge Alum to
Bath Alum Springs, 17
ROUTE NO. 7.
FROM GUYANDOTTE TO WHITE SULPHUR.
Miles from
Miles. Guyandotte.
To Charleston, 48
" Salines, 5 53
" Falls of Kanawha, 30 83
" Gauley Bridge, 5 88
" Hawk's Nest, 8 96
" Locust Lane, 2 98
" Blue Sulphur, 40 138
" Lewisburg, 13 151
" White Sulphur, 9 160
From White Sulphur to Salt
Sulphur, 26
From White Sulphur to Red
Sulphur, 43
From Red Sulphur to Blue
Sulphur, 33
From Scottsville to Brooksville, 25
To Staunton, 19 44
From Waynesboro to Greenville, 17
From Winchester to Jordan's
White Sulphur Springs, 6
From Winchester to Capon Springs, 22
From Lexington to Covington, 41
From Winchester to Romney, 43
To Clarksburg, 111 154
" Parkersburg, 83 237
From Fredericksburg to Richmond, 62
From Richmond to Petersburg 22
From Staunton to Parkersburg, 234
CENSUS OF VIRGINIA FOR 1850.
TRANS-ALLEGHANY DISTRICT.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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