Mount Mansfield
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Mt. Mansfield. ca 1890
The English in the West Indies, J. A. Froude, 1888
p 199
Introduced among scenery of this kind, we followed the river two or three miles, when it was crossed by a bridge, above which stood my friend Miss Burton's lodging house, where
she had designed entertaining me. At Gordon's Town, which is again a mile farther on, the valley widens out, and there are cocoa and coffee plantations. pp 218-9 |
valley in the Blue Mountains (p 220)
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It seems that Susan Burton came down from Mount Mansfield to say farewell to a 'genial' former guest and his family as they left for the U.K.
Daily Gleaner, April 5, 1886
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