THE PINE HURST OUTLOOK.
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A few cottages in Pinehurst remain unrented. They are comfortably furnished throughout with everything necessary
for housekeeping, except bed and table linen, which may also be obtained at a small extra charge. Desirable parties, giving
satisfactory references, can secure these attractive winter homes at reasonable rental.
There are also Suites for Light Housekeeping and Single Rooms for those who obtain table board at the
Pinehurst Casino.
For the security of both invalids and pleasure seekers, cases of pronounced consumption will under no circumstances
be allowed admission. For information regarding rental of cottages or rooms, address
COTTAGE DEPARTMENT, PINEHURST, IN. C.
Write for Illustrated and Descriptive Circulars.
PINEHURST is a Unique Town in the SOUTflliflJID
Apparently a Yankee village
dropped down . in the woods.
It is located in the highest and
dryest part of Moore County,
North Carolina, in the well
known sand belt, and among
the health giving long-leaf pines.
It is 70 miles southwest of
Raleigh and 125 miles from
the sea coast, at an altitude of
650 feet, and noted for its
healthfulness. The village was
founded by Mr. James W. Tufts
of Boston, in 1895, and con
sists of fifty cozy cottages,
elegantly furnished hotels,
boarding and apartment hous
es, public casino, village hall,
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scnooinouse, store, mu
seum and other public
buildings. The Carolina,
the largest hotel in the
state, is a magnificent four
story hostelry erected this
season, with appointments
calculated to gratify the
most luxurious tastes. The
Holly Inn is quiet and
home-like, with all modern
comforts and conveniences.
The Berkshire has been
enlarged to more than
double its former size, and
is up-to-date in every re
spect. The Casino has a
my ixowtit location of fciNOfu. uhnmu .63'l ji GENERAL PLAN
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PINEHURST GOLF
I. CLUB HOUSE. I6SYDS 5RIDGE, 2I3YDS 9. WIND MILL.
2GROVE. 254 - 6. BARN. 386 10 0AM.
3.5H0RT ONE, 116 - 7. NURSERY. 37 II. GHOST WALK.
LINKS
355Y05. 13. WESTWARD HO,
311 " 14. WILDERNESS.
153 I5.CR0SS ROADS.
PARK, 310 - 8. PUNCHBOWL. 213- 12. BUCHANS BRANCH, 317 I6 L0N3 ONE.
(7.EA5Y ONE, 152 YARDS. I8.H0ME, 296 YARDS.
TOT1L. S203 YAFtDS V E A KL. Y 3 VT L S .
285 YDS.
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257
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cafe where excellent table board
may be obtained at moderate
rates. This building also con
tains a ladies parlor, game
room and a reading room sup
plied with the leading periodi
cals for the free use of the
villagers. 15a th rooms are also
to be found here. The houses
are all substantially built, paint
ed and plastered, well furnished
and supplied with all modern
comforts and conveniences, in
cluding electric lights, Pinehurst
spring water, and perfect sani
tary drainage. Golf experts
and all those who cherish the
hope of becoming such, will
find excellent opportunity
to indulge in the game.
The Pinehurst links have
recently been enlarged to
eighteen holes, carefully
laid out and convenient of
access, and covers over 150
acres. A professional golf
er is in charge and his
services as a teacher are
available. There are few
days, even in the coldest
part of the winter, when
golf cannot be played with
comfort and great physical,
benefit. There are also
croquet grounds, tennis
'iTA,a ShUTa;d- ViUage fferS UneqUllled aUraCtinS fM P-P'e ' - very m0dera,e cos,
icuey cars connect with Southern Pines, a station on the Seaboard Air Line, eighteen hours from New York City.
JAMES W. TUFTS, Ownet
BOSTON, MASS.
WILLIAM HOMES, Res. Mgr..
PINEHURST, N. C