Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Lake Mohonk Mountain House, Albert K. Smiley, Proprietor: Season Opens May 28th, Closes October 18th, 1898
N the West Shore Railroad there are three trains daily, to and from New York, morning, mid-day and evening; on the New York, Ontario Western and on the Erie Railroads a morning and after noon train leaves New York for Mohonk, and there are also returning trains, morning and evening. All of these trains are met at New Paltz. The Hudson River day boats, to and from Albany and New York, and the Hudson River trains are met at Poughkeepsie; West Shore trains at Highland; and trains on the Poughkeepsie Bridge Route at Loyd (centerville), by special stage, on notice being given in advance. There is also a trolley road be tween Poughkeepsie, Highland.
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