The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 94National Geographic Society, 1948 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 39
... road and the generally peaceful at- mosphere indicate that one is in the heart of the Amish country . The harvesting machine drawn by mules represents one of the few compromises the Amish have made with modernity . " Road to Ephrata was ...
... road and the generally peaceful at- mosphere indicate that one is in the heart of the Amish country . The harvesting machine drawn by mules represents one of the few compromises the Amish have made with modernity . " Road to Ephrata was ...
Page 209
... road was completed to this peak in 1939 and is only now coming into its tourist own . From the summit it presents a view which is often called the finest mountain view in Europe , though that superlative can have little meaning in ...
... road was completed to this peak in 1939 and is only now coming into its tourist own . From the summit it presents a view which is often called the finest mountain view in Europe , though that superlative can have little meaning in ...
Page 216
... road " to connect the mountain - bound East with the great West of that day was built . The National Old Trails Road ( U. S. 40 ) still follows substantially Cresap's 18th - century blaze . Cresap was Lord Baltimore's one - man out ...
... road " to connect the mountain - bound East with the great West of that day was built . The National Old Trails Road ( U. S. 40 ) still follows substantially Cresap's 18th - century blaze . Cresap was Lord Baltimore's one - man out ...
Contents
Allen Arthur | ix |
Abu Ali Mansur Anuchtakin elAmri | x |
American Masters in the National Gallery By John Walker With 24 color reproductions | xiii |
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