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Poland Spring and Victorian Summer Hotel Culture

January 24, 2008

David L. Richards assistant director, Northwood University Library

David L. Richards chronicles the rise of Victorian summer hotel culture and one of the most enduring brands of mineral water, the eponymous Poland Spring.

Topics: Culture & Identity | History

Tags: resorts | Commercial | Environment | Landmarks | Travel & Adventure

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