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The Catskill Mountain House, 1851"The Catskill Mountain House, in the midst of grand and peculiar scenery, on the verge of a rock two thousand and five hundred feet above the Hudson -- seen with its various fleets at a distance from its long colonnade -- is thronged even more than West Point."From "A Glance At The Watering Places", The International Monthly Magazine of Literature, Science and Art, August 1851
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