| CHAPTER | | PAGE |
| I. | The Rose Window | [13] |
| II. | The Scenic Route | [20] |
| III. | Across the Meadows to the Passaic | [24] |
| IV. | The Piety and Eggs of Paterson | [29] |
| V. | Across the Delaware | [35] |
| VI. | An American Summer Resort | [42] |
| VII. | The Pennsylvanians | [50] |
| VIII. | Beautiful Wilkes-Barre | [58] |
| IX. | In and Out of Scranton | [65] |
| X. | A Little American Town | [75] |
| XI. | The Magic of the Road and Some Tales | [81] |
| XII. | Railroads and a New Wonder of the World | [92] |
| XIII. | A Country Hotel | [98] |
| XIV. | The City of Swamp Root | [107] |
| XV. | A Ride by Night | [116] |
| XVI. | Chemung | [123] |
| XVII. | Chicken and Waffles and the Toon O’ Bath | [131] |
| XVIII. | Mr. Hubbard and an Automobile Flirtation | [141] |
| XIX. | The Rev. J. Cadden McMickens | [150] |
| XX. | The Capital of the Fra | [159] |
| XXI. | Buffalo Old and New | [169] |
| XXII. | Along the Erie Shore | [176] |
| XXIII. | The Approach to Erie | [182] |
| XXIV. | The Wreckage of a Storm | [190] |
| XXV. | Conneaut | [197] |
| XXVI. | The Gay Life of the Lake Shore | [204] |
| XXVII. | A Summer Storm and Some Comments on the Picture Postcard | [214] |
| XXVIII. | In Cleveland | [221] |
| XXIX. | The Flat Lands of Ohio | [229] |
| XXX. | Ostend Purged of Sin | [234] |
| XXXI. | When Hope Hopped High | [244] |
| XXXII. | The Frontier of Indiana | [256] |
| XXXIII. | Across the Border of Boyland | [264] |
| XXXIV. | A Middle Western Crowd | [273] |
| XXXV. | Warsaw at Last | [283] |
| XXXVI. | Warsaw in 1884-6 | [290] |
| XXXVII. | The Old House | [298] |
| XXXVIII. | Day Dreams | [305] |
| XXXIX. | The Kiss of Fair Gusta | [309] |
| XL. | Old Haunts and Old Dreams | [317] |
| XLI. | Bill Arnold and His Brood | [327] |
| XLII. | In the Chautauqua Belt | [335] |
| XLIII. | The Mystery of Coincidence | [346] |
| XLIV. | The Folks at Carmel | [357] |
| XLV. | An Indiana Village | [370] |
| XLVI. | A Sentimental Interlude | [379] |
| XLVII. | Indianapolis and a Glympse of Fairyland | [385] |
| XLVIII. | The Spirit of Terre Haute | [396] |
| XLIX. | Terre Haute After Thirty-Seven Years | [401] |
| L. | A Lush, Egyptian Land | [409] |
| LI. | Another “Old Home” | [419] |
| LII. | Hail, Indiana! | [428] |
| LIII. | Fishing in the Busseron and a County Fair | [434] |
| LIV. | The Ferry at Decker | [440] |
| LV. | A Minstrel Brother | [448] |
| LVI. | Evansville | [454] |
| LVII. | The Backwoods of Indiana | [465] |
| LVIII. | French Lick | [475] |
| LIX. | A College Town | [486] |
| LX. | “Booster Day” and a Memory | [496] |
| LXI. | The End of the Journey | [505] |