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finest in the Mid-Atlantic region. The
hotel opened on June 5, 1911, as the
Buckwood Inn and was
built by
Charles Campbell Worthington,
formerly head of the...
- also the home of the
Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort,
originally built as the
Buckwood Inn with a
course designed by A. W.
Tillinghast in the
early 20th century...
-
concerning the
title to
Buckwood". The
National Archives.
Retrieved 10
September 2016. "Tithe map of
Buckwood Stubbs [
Buckwood Stubs] (district in the...
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hunting preserves in the county. He
would name this
estate Buckwood Park. He
built Buckwood Lodge, a
small mansion on the side of
Kittatinny Ridge, between...
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patriotic songs, his most
famous being "My America". In 1943, he
acquired the
Buckwood Inn in
Shawnee on Delaware, Pennsylvania, and
renamed the
resort the Shawnee...
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built several steam automobiles to his designs. Near
Shawnee he
built the
Buckwood Inn, an
exclusive resort, with an eighteen-hole golf course. The course...
- mountains, round-breasted,
smiling in the clear, rosy
light of dawn." The
Buckwood Inn
opened in 1911 and
included the
first golf
course to be
designed by...
-
glacial bogs,
hemlock gorges,
beaver marshes, and
cascading waterfalls." The
Buckwood Inn
opened in
Monroe County in 1911 and
included the
first golf course...
- российского виски с нотой гречки" [Itkul
Distillery plans to
produce a
buckwood-flavored vodka] (in Russian). Толк.
Retrieved 19 June 2021. Popova, I....
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Dunstable he gave in
compensation to the men of
Houghton a wood
called Buckwood. At that time it paid in tax the
large amount of
three pounds by weight...
