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offer. They had long admired Skyland, built by George Pollack at the end of the last century just before the chestnut blight killed all the giant trees.
Mr. Pollack had turned his mountain holdings into a flourishing resort. And when the Shenandoah National Park was formed in the 1930's, Skyland became an integral part of the park. It still is, but the old dining room, then used for a variety of purposes was to be tom down.
Much to the surprise of the Johnsons their bid won, and the work began. They tore down the building, moved it all down the mountains and began to build again. As they were
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