Charles A. J. Farrar
Died 1893-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL11931169A
Top Subjects
- Description and travel (2)
- Kennebago Lake (Me.) (2)
- Parmachenee Lake (Me.) (2)
- Andover (Me.) (2)
- Maine (2)
- Rangeley Lakes (Me. and N.H.) (1)
- St. John River (N.B.) (1)
Books by Charles A. J. Farrar
Total count: 5
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Farrar's illustrated guide bookto Rangeley, Richardson, Kennebago, Umbagog, and Parmachenee lakes, Dixville Notch, and Andover, Me., and vicinity : with a new and corrected map of the lake region, drawn and printed expressly for this book : also contains the game and fish laws of Maine and New Hampshire : railroad, steamboat and stage routes, time tables, table of fares, list of hotels, board, and other valuable information for the sportsman, tourist or pleasure-seekerFarrar and Johnson1876-01-01
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Farrar's illustrated guide book to Moosehead Lake and vicinitythe wilds of northern Maine, and the head-waters of the Kennebec, Penobscot, and St. John rivers, with a new and correct map of the lake region, drawn and printed expressly for this book. Also contains the game and fish laws of Maine ...Lee and Shepard [etc.1878-01-01
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Farrar's illustrated guide book to Rangely, Richardson, Kennedy, Umbagog and Parmachenee Lakes, the head-waters of the Connecticut, Dixville Notch, and Andover, Me., and vicinitywith a new and correct map ofthe Lake Region, drawn and printed expressly for this book : also contains the game and fish laws of Maine and New Hampshire, (as revised by the last legislation), railroad, steamboat, and stage routes, time tables, table of fares, list of hotels, prices of board, and other valuable information for the sportsman, tourist, or pleasure-seekerFourth edition.Lee and Shepard1879-01-01
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The Androscoggin Lakes illustratedContaining a description of the Rangeley Lakes, with a short account of Dixville Notch, N.H.Rockwell and Churchill1886-01-01
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Down the west branch, or Camps and tramps around Katahdinbeing an account of a trip through one of the wildest regions of Maine, by several members of the Lake and Forest Club, in search of sport and recreationLee and Shepard1889-01-01