New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
CH4RHS OF WHITE MOUNTAINS.
WHAT THE VISITOR TO JACKSON FINDS AT
WENTWORTH HALL.

OF ell the many mountain regions where there
are health and strength be secured by those who
seek them. the acknowledged leader is that OF the
White Mountains, possessing II does the tallest
peaks in the East, save those Of North Carolina
And Of al the places Of Iesor; in the White Noun
tains. surpass in attractive features the
Jackson vicinity. in tho glen between North Con-
way and Mount Washington. The opinion OF
visitor all parts Of the White Mountains for
thirty years. who said. From a critical study,
am certain that no other place unites so much that
is desirable and delightful the valley and hills Of
Jackson" is that is heartily approved by every
one who goes thither.
In the midst OF these charming surroundings
Wentworth Hall and its adjacent cottages offer
all that heart desire in the way OF luxurious
accommodation. The mountain streams, with their
beautiful cascades add much 10 the charm OF he
region. The Wildcat River flows in front Of Wet
worth Hall its way join the Sacs. on its
chief tributary. the Glen Ellis River, is the pct
uresque and charming Glen Ellis Falls. where the
stream dashes in foam over precipitous rock. In
contrast with this. but equally beautiful, is the
jackson Upper Falls. where the water flows in
broad stream over d series Of short descents. The
Crystal Cascade, the Winnewetah Cascade and the
Goodrich Falls others OF the delightful water
falls Of the Jackson region.
II is in its mountain views also that the Jackson
region is unsurpassed. IL direction is famous
Mount Washington and IN the other equally IA
nous, but not lofty Mount kearsarge, each
within easy driving distance, and the SUBMITS ac-
cessib!e BY excellent carriage roads. The views OF
these in the distance. well from them and
also Of Thorn Mountain. Doublehead. the Giants
Stairs. the Moat Range and other peaks, are IN
surpassed in delight The trips possible 10 all are
among the great attractions at Jackson.
MthlMortn han Is on a broad plateau, within a
setting OF the green clad mountains. The air IS
even the eees While bqsefb 10 bo:e sed wSdge Tg
heath requires only rest il offers every desirable
qualIty There are accommodations for hun
the group OF quaint cottage. and there are eisbt
hunured ieet or broad piaZzas. bays. oriels and
galleries where the beauties OF nature be fully
! and conveniences for enjoyable hotel existence.
open fires blaze cool days in the spacious re-
! with generous ingie nook The dining room i
large, and the kitchen is detached from 'he main
worth Farm. There are large conservatories which
Supply the plants and flowers which adorn the
lawns pure spring water is piped throughout the
mouse, ana az! the arrangements are Of The most
Near the picturesque Ellis River lies me excallan,
eoIi INKS Tor the guests OF Wentworth Han an
eighth OF a mile away: The course ranks among
leads 10 IL. From the course views OF the summit
OF Mount washington. Thorn Mountain and other
and driving in this region are unsurpassed by
far from Wentworth Han Is Wentwnrtb i5 Gasi b
attractive private residence Of General Wentworth
~ IL HeLG stones, nut an ideal or
q! q. bt11tF ~l-lle from the porch the
view embracing the Jackson Valley, with Went
eatTanclng scene The rich and varying shades Of
the tree clad mountain slopes. the cloud canned
comes or The great peaks and the charm Of ever
varying mountain Views AFFORD constant delight
the visitor 70 this unsurpassed region. To wander
IN the wildwood. 70 FISH the mountain streams.
the heights and view the widespread landscape az
forcS 70 those fortunate enough 10 find themselves
which refresh body and mind and create a store OF
pleasant memories for future hours.
wentworth Hall is reached from the Glen Station
on the Maine Central Railroad.