Penn's Cave.
The passing of the snow and ice
and the increasing warmth of the
sunshine remind us that spring is al
most here. As a natural conse
quence many students look forward
to the time when they can make
short trips into the surrounding
country for an afternoon's or a day's
recreation. A trip well worth while,
but which takes a whole day, is the
one to Penn's Cave, situated fifteen
miles up Penn's Valley. Some peo
ple reach it by rail to Spring Mills,
and then drive four miles, but most
of the visitors drive all the way.
The drive alone is worth the time
spent, for an ever-changing scenery
makes it very interesting. To get
out in the mountains on a fine road
and in a beautiful country, partly
wild and partly civilized, is an enjoy
ment that none should let pass.
The outward aspect of the cave is
not imposing for it is merely a large
hole in the side of the mountain,
surrounded by forest land. But
when once inside, the visitor gets a
greater impression. It is a lime
stone cave of great beauty contain.
ing many stalactites and stalagmites,
and affording much material for
geological study. There are two
caverns, one small one being dry,
while the other, with an area of forty
or fifty acres, is a lake with an un
known depth. Visitors at present
make the exploration in a large boat
holding about twenty persons, with
gasoline torches for light, but the
recent change in management gives
assurance that modern inprovements
will be made soon.
Two State men, R. P. Campbell,
'O4, of Toledo, and H. C. Camp
bell, 'OO, of Philadelphia, recently
purchased the cave and 210 acres of
property, including the hotel, and
intend to improve the place and ad
vertise it throughout the state as a
mountain summer resort. The park
which will be made will include
forest land and meadow. Golf links
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Department of Dentistry Offers superior advantages to students Abundance of material
for practical work. College clinics present splendid opportuni
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interested for an illustrated catalogue, describing courses in full and containing information as to
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