Making a Tennis Court

"Making a Tennis Court" by George E. Walsh is an early 1900s manual that guides homeowners through the process of building their own tennis courts as a useful and beautiful addition to their property. The book covers everything from picking the best spot for the court and choosing the right materials, to understanding how to build it for different ground types, like dirt and grass. It goes into detail about how to manage drainage if the courts are damp, how to prepare the ground, and how to maintain the court with good upkeep making the courts both visually appealing and functional. Also, the book gives helpful instructions on which equipment to use, such as net or backstops. It treats the whole process as more than just construction; it is about enhancing the surroundings and making tennis an enjoyable part of home life.