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Title: Book of the Royal blue
Year: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio railroad company. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Middle Atlantic States -- Description and travel
Publisher: Baltimore
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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d is not noticeable to the passengers. Editor. mpr,tvi> or-i Book of the Royal Blue lULY, J9I0 CONTENTS _, Page The Jersey Shore—By Robert Rowe Satterthwaite.. t The Baltimore & Ohio General Staff Meeting at Deer Park Hotel 9 Atlanta, Ga j ^ The Playgrounds of the Far West —Estes Park 19 Stub Ends of Thought—By Arthur G. Lewis 21 ILLUSTRATIONSMr. Daniel Willard, President Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Frontispiece Regatta Day at Point Pleasant, N.J 3 Carnival Parade, Boardwalk, Long Branch 6 Atlantic Highlands 7 Officials Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company atDeer Park, Md.— Freight and Passenger Department JO Operating Department IJ The Official Family—Operating, Traffic and Engineering Departments J 2, 13 Engineering Department 14 Passenger Department J5 The New Auditorium, Atlanta 16 The Business Center of Atlanta 17 Capitol of Georgia, Atlanta J8 Longs Peak and Inn, Estes Park, Colo 19 Along the St. Vrain 20 Near Lyons 20 PRICE, 5 CENTS 50 CENTS PER YEAR
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MR. DANIEL WILLAUD, ,KKS.OE.T .A.TmOKE * OHIO RAI.UOAD COMPANY UMl^^J > V*-w Book of the Royal Blue Published Monthly BY THE Passenger Department, Baltimore & Ohio RailroadWilliam Elliott Lowes, Editor Vol. XIII BALTIMORE, JULY, igio No. lo The Jersey Shore By ROBERT ROWE SATTERTHWAITE, in the Suburhanitc The I walk on garish Broadways, on Kiftli Avenues and such.They bore me most amazingly, they do not charm me much.Theres a cooler, cleaner country, where are beaches wide and line.Where theres bathing quite enchanting, where are summer girls divine. Ship me somewhere on the Central, somewhere on the Jersey coast,From the Highlands down to ISarnegat, the shore that is our boast.For the summer land is calling and its there that 1 would be.On the white sands of New Jersey, looking out upon the sea. Oh, the summer time is calling and the booming breakers roar—Come you back, you city flatter, to the dear old Jersey shore ! (Apologies lo Kipling.) HE Jerseyshore isa genericn a m e

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