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Where the Truth Lies
Sam receives a call from an old childhood friend, requesting she return to her childhood home to help finally put to rest a mystery which had plagued her small group of friends. The return home pulls Sam back into childhood memories and nightmares she wishes she could forget. Her memories pull her back to when she was thirteen, fourteen, fifteen and finally sixteen before she can finally figure out who she is and how shes supposed to move forward from where she is now.
Pine Hill
Pine Hill, originally known as Clementon Heights, became a borough in 1929. It was aptly named by Johanna Burton for its many pine trees and hills. Known in the early years as a health retreat, city doctors would send patients to the area's lakes to rest and enjoy the healthy springwater, fresh air, and hot sands. As word travelled, Pine Hill became a destination for families looking to spend a day away from the city. Stecky's lake and restaurant on Cloverdale Avenue was a popular resort until fire destroyed it in the early 1930s. People from Philadelphia and surrounding areas would travel by trolley and taxi to reach the area. Cars rarely made the trip, as they would require help getting up the steep hill between Clementon and Pine Hill. Cars would have to travel backward up the hill because they had no fuel pumps. Pine Hill is the highest point in South Jersey, and the Philadelphia skyline can be seen from the Pine Hill Golf Club, which was once Ski Mountain ski area.
Come to Think of It
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The Catskill Mountains, Pine Hill and Summit Mountain (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from The Catskill Mountains, Pine Hill and Summit Mountain First - As TO the region, and its special attractions and advantages - Every frequented locality, both of the Northern and Southern Catskills, has much to commend it to the tourist and the Summer sojourner. But, after considerable experience and a fair knowledge of other sections, my judgment is clear that no other region combines so many advantages as the vicinity of Pine Hill and the Summit Mountain, in the vital matters of pure atmosphere, of widely extended, richly diversified and beautiful views, and of variety in the means of invigoration and enjoyment. For purity of atmosphere it cannot be sur passed, since it lies in ...
The Phantom of Pine Hill
Nancy Drew and two of her friends solve a mystery involving a phantom, long-lost wedding gifts, and an old ship disaster.
One Man's Quest
A sincere and thorough, yet surprisingly concise and accessible exploration by the author to make sense of a confusing world that suffers from an overwhelming amount of information and a wide variety of conflicting belief systems. How can we tell what is true? What can we learn of value from the Bible and the world's religions? What life philosophy should guide our behavior? By peering into the author's world view and his search into different religions and philosophies, we can develop our own sense of ourselves, appreciate life more, and make peace with many important areas of internal conflict.
