THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.-
Desirable parties can secure these homes at reasonable rental. There are also Suites for Light Housekeepinc and
Single Rooms for those who obtain table board at the Pinehurst Casino or The Berkshire.
For the security of both invalids and pleasure seekers, cases of pronounced Consumption will under no circumstances
be allowed admission.
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PINEHURST is a unique town in the Southland apparently a Yankee village dropped down in the woods. It is located
in Moore County, North Carolina, in the well-known sand belt, and among the health-giving long-leaf pines. It is six
miles from Southern Pines, 70 miles southwest of Raleigh, and 125 miles from the sea coast. It is elevated 650 feet above
the sea level, and is noted for its healthfulness.
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Saddle Horses
Bowling
Golf
Croquet
Bicycle Track
GENERAL PLAN
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4. HOLLY INN.
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4. THE MAGNOLIA.
5. PINK CROVB MOUta.
6. BOHOOL HOUSE.
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Driving Horses
Lawn Tennis
Quoits
Shuffleboard
Pool, Billiards
The village was founded by James W. Tufts, of Boston, in 1895, and has already become one of the most popular
resorts in the South. The Holly Inn has been enlarged since last season, and is first class in all its appointments. The
Casino building contains on the first floor a restaurant where good board may be obtained at moderate rates, a ladies' parlor
and bath rooms. The second story has reading room supplied with the leading papers and magazines and a game room, for
the use of all the villagers free of charge; and pool and bath rooms connected are for the use of all upon payment of a small
fee. A new village store building with more floor space than any other store in the county, is filled with a stock of general
merchandise. A fine bowling alley has just been completed, with a barber shop connected. A circulating library of more
than 1,500 volumes, and a steam laundry have recently been established. Pretty cottages dot the village and are rented .at
moderate rates. For further information, illustrated and descriptive circulars, address
CHARLES D. BEN BOW, Supt., Pinehurst, IN. C