San bernardino valley they felled the hot springs hourlong discovered but they started to explore and they saw the value but it was too rugged and dense to make it use of the property but they began to settle in san pretty no valley to establish a new town in the 1850s seven the mormons were called back to salt lake by Brigham Young and the senior gentleman arrived here individually with the intention to sell the things to the bormans as they were going back to Salt Lake City said he would come in here to explore the area he is also weighed about spiritualist and believed in the Healing Properties of water he had grown up with the disease the tuberculosis and killed many people in his family he made it is 90 wanted to find a cure. So when he was here he thought it would be an ideal spot to develop a tuberculosis sanitarium so began a two had his first sanitarium that was open to the public 1864. So two years ago the 150th anniversary of the commercial use of Arrowhead Springs but it is
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The Grafton Notch Forest was considered a crucial gap in a conservation corridor that connects hundreds of thousands of acres across Maine and New Hampshire. Most of the land will remain as working forest, but more than 6,000 acres will be managed as wilderness.