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Extensive Work Being
Done At Labe Wilson
A 165-acre dcvelpoment project, Rappahannock Park, known pop-, ularly in this vicinity as .Lake Wilson, just north-west'of Amissville is fast j taking shape. With every clam-shell of dirt caught up, ^ the dream of Dan Wilson and W. J. Baumbach, of Arlington, is be- - coming a reality. „
This dream is one of summer cottages springing up on 175 sites, few under a half acre, complete <: with electricity,'" water and grav- - eled roads leading through the > village. In this rustic setting, bordered on the north by the Rap- . pahannock River, and on the west by Route 645 ( there will-be two mountain lakes fed from White > Oak Run. Lake Wilson, a fouracre lake, already complete, is to be used for swimming; the other a 12-acre lake, now under construction, is to be used for fishing. Recalling the days when Mosby and his men camped in this area, the lake will be named Lake Mosby.
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Part of the. old Mason Lawrence farm, the land was purchas- - ed from Mason's son, John Law, rence. C. W. Burner, formerly of Arlington, now of Front Royal, contracted the sale. His blue and white house, one of the three . ; cottages already built, looks from the side of the hill far down onto Lake Wilson. - - *
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