Appalachia: Index and Glossary: June 2012

9-8-13:I haven't forgotten and I've been busy on this blog to get it finished and serviceable. It's an enormous project but rewarding in many ways.

I've read through a trove of Appalachia going back to the early 1900s up through the 1960s and created several hundred 3 X 5 index cards with nominal referencing subsets: Subject, Author, Date, Issue, Page number, etc building a cross referencing platform so that a reader can find all articles, say, by Miriam Underhill, or all reports/articles referencing "Accidents", or "Logging", or "Glacier" or "Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail" from 1876 to 2013.

So the current list in the blog of all Appalachia from 1876 to 2013 and highlighting only those topics that reference the White Mountains, the AMC, the history of skiing, mountain climbing, etc will stay in their current format.

Then, a detailed cross references will be added alphabetically and readers will be able to "click" on a subject in the alphabetical list and instantly be taken to the "source" per the specific issue of Applachia, the title of the article, author, and the page number, etc. So, for "Alex MacPhail" there will be two or three references with subtitles e.g "December 1966, Accidents, Skier Rescued In Tuckerman Ravine, by Alex MacPhail p. 178". References to the same article will be included in Skiing Accidents and Tuckerman Ravine.

I don't exactly know when this will all be finished, but I continue to build the lists.

June 18, 2012. Finally getting back to address overall design issues of this blog. Sorry it's taken so long, but I had to be precise in the design. The purpose of the blog is to provide readers of whitemountainsojourn and others interested in gaining access to Appalachia, a publication of the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC), published since 1876, and the vast amount of knowledge regarding the natural, social and economic history of the White Mountains of New Hampshire (USA) it contains.

Appalachia is a remarkable resource. It contains nearly the entire history of mountaineering, hiking, climbing, and skiing, as well as the conservation movement over the past 140 years in New England, North Anerica and Europe. It contains nearly the complete mountaineering history of the Karakoram and Himalaya. It provides access to scientific studies in disciplines ranging from geology, glaciology, meteorology, botany, mycology, and ecology in the White Mountains of New Hampshire as well as North America and Europe. It chronicles the history of outdoor recreation, environmental education, and even a history of art relevant to the mountains of New England. It chronicles the on-going, critical discussion on mountain safety and leadership. For our use here it provides a comprehensive history of the White Mountains from the point of view of hikers, skiers, climbers, naturalists, and scholars covering the last 400 years.

This index will still under construction for a month or two. It is 50 percent complete so you will see dates without any data. Hopefully it will be complete by late summer 2012. I've changed the design extensively and am not sure if it's as good as it can be in being useful, easy to use, etc. I welcome comments and am, as usual, open to any ideas that might improve the index. Please don't be shy.

The Glossary will include definitions of words and names that may be unfamiliar to readers from far off places.

The purpose is two fold: first is to have the index list all applicable articles covering subjects related to this blog and to provide a cross referencing tool for locating them easily. The second purpose is to set up a system so that readers can retrieve articles either by finding a complete set of Appalachia near them or be able to call, email, or write to the AMC in Boston, MA to obtain them. Becky Fullerton is the AMC's current librarian and she and I have been discussing how to accomplish this. To prepare you I've suggested that the AMC ask for a small "donation" to cover basic costs of copying, paper, mailing, etc. Becky reported that the AMC is also nearing completion of it's own Index that will be a comprehensive index of each volume of the journal (for all topics, not just the White Mountains, hiking, etc.)

Astericks at the end of articles listed are primarily there for use by AMC hut croos, particularly the hut naturalists, indicating a strikingly informative article pertinent to hut and mountain lore for use in evening presentations in the huts. The more astericks the more interesting the article.

1976 December

1976 June

Centennial Issue with Photos by George Bellerose

A Century of the Appalachian Mountain Club by C. Francis Belcher********

History of Mountain Medicine by John Woodworth.

Backcountry Research: The Mahoosuc Laboratory by Ed Spencer et. al.

Lost on Mt. Crescent by Ruth Dadourian.

Miriam Underhill Obituary by Chris Goetze p. 125.

Brad Swan Obituary by George Hamilton p. 129.

Hermit Lake Shelter in Tuckerman Ravine p. 157.

High Altitude-Low Down by Charles Houston p. 162.

Turf Banked Terraces near Monroe Flats p.165.

Bedrock Geology of the Gorham Quadrangle by Charles Burnham

Streamwater Chemistry in the White Mountains by Peter Vitouzik

1975 December

1975 June

1974 December

1974 June

1973 December

1973 June

1972 December

1972 December

1972 June

1972 June

1971 December

1971 June

1970 December

1970 June

1970 June

"The Direct Direct" by Theodore P. Streibert chronicles a new rock climbing route on Cannon Cliff.
p. 5.

"Hiking the Shongum Corridor" by Ruth H. Smiley. Three-day hike in the Shawangunk Ridge in
in New York state. p. 24.

"Battle of Groton Hollow" by Sherm Adams. Local New Hampshire history. p. 31.

"Alpine Pass Walk" by Howard Kellogg. Walking across Switzerland. p. 37.

"Journey of A Lifetime" by Everett and Nell Skinner. Hiking the entire AT in 1968. p. 46.

"Out of Season in New Zealand" by Henry Baldwin. p. 64. Hiking in New Zealand.

"Spring Ordeal on a 'Pemi Traverse'" by Roland J. Boucher. p. 100.

"Notes on the Glacial Geology of the Lonesome Lake Area" by Brian K. Fowler. p. 108.

The White Mountains edited by Charles Fobes. p. 140.

"Further notes on the White Mountain Club of Portland, Maine, 1873-1884."***** Very
valuable data on White Mountains history including name origin for Osgood Path and
accounts of being able to see Mt. Katahdin from Mt. Washington in 1878.

"Pinkham Dedication Sept. 19, 1969

1969 December

1969 December

"Mountaineering Medicine Symposium****** (continued)

Freezing, Frostbite and Cold Injury by Dr. Charles E. Huggins. p. 511.
Choice and Rationale of Use of Antibiotics by Dr. Samuel C. Silverstein. p. 519.
Acute Injuries, Bleeding and Hemorrhage by Dr. Harry C. McDade. p 532.
Psychological Aspects of Mountaineering by William F. Unsoeld, Ph.D p 545.

Symposium Discussion. p. 552.

Ed. note: On p. 512 of the Frostbite discussion is the famous quote "There will be no Frostbite"
signed by Major General USMC regarding cold injuries in the winter of 1950-51 during the Korean War.

"Honeymoon on Mt. McKinley" by Reed Markley. p. 555.

"The Dent Blanche--1967" by Frederick L. Jacobson. p. 570.

"William Oakes, Pioneer Botanist in the White Mountains" by Robert Goodale. p. 580.

"New Landmark in the White Mountains" by C. A. Federer. p. 586.

"Pathway of The Giants" by Paul T. Doherty. p. 595. Excellent history of the Crawford Path with photos.

"Snowshoes" by Roger B. Gilman. p. 611.

"Campfires or Brushfires" by Abigail Avery. p. 619.

"The Winter of 1969 in the White Mountains" by Bruce Sloat. p. 623.*****

"AMC Crossword Puzzle #2" by Guy Waterman. p. 638.

"Oh, New Hampshire" an editorial in the Manchester Union Leader, 9/13/1969 by William
Rotch. p. 640. (An interesting perspective. Ed.)

"Rendez-vous Hautes Montagnes" by Elizabeth Knowleton. p. 645. A great story by EK about a reunion of experienced women climbers and mountaineers from around the world. The list of climbers attending is spectacular including Tenzing Norkay himself but with his daugher Tshering. Good read!***********

Accidents. p. 652. Worth reading for the education they provide.

"Stuart K. "Slim" Harris Obituary" p. 675

1969 June

Mt. Carrigain to the right and South Hancok to the left with The Captain and Carrigain Pond in the center foreground in a 1969 photo by Dick Smith of the Pemigewasset Wilderness. The Presidentials are to the right in the distance. Zealand Notch is a little left of center. From an article in the 1969 June Appalachia (pg. 490)on the establishment of the Lincoln Woods Scenic Area.

"Mountaineering Medicine Symposium************

Muscular Fitness Standards Dr. Hans Kraus p. 363.
Clothing, Shelter and Cold Hardiness Dr. Marlin B. Kreider p. 375
High Altitude Physiology Dr. Charles S. Houston p. 383
Phelebitis, Epidemiology & Treatment Dr. David L. Dingman p. 391"

(Symposium continued in December 1969 Appalachia)

"The U. I. A. A. Climbing Classification System" by Fritz Weissner p. 403.

"Mountaineering in Mexico" by Philip Levin. p. 410.

"Percy Adventure" by Doug Teschner. p. 427.

"The Penine Way" by David Bird. p. 432****

"Interstate 93 and Franconia Notch" by C. Francis Belcher. p. 459.

"AMC Crossword Puzzle" bu Guy Waterman. p. 479.

Climbing In General p. 480:

"4000 Footers et. al" by Albert Robertson. p. 480. Interesting article about 4000 footer club
and New England's Highest 100.

"Mahoosucs in Winter" by Christopher Goetze. p. 484.

1968 December

1968 December

"Accident and Rescue in the Odell Gully" told by participants. p. 175.*******

"Chilikoot Range Expedition 1968" by Lawrence Neilsen. p 193.

"The Ghost of Greeley Pond" by Edgar F. Wright. p. 208.

"A Ski Tour in Swedish Lapland" by David Bird. p. 249.

"Early Days of The White Mountain National Forest, What Might Have Been" by Alfred Richardson. p. 258.****

1968 June

June 1968

"The South Face of Mt. McKinley" by William Phillips. p. 1++++++Good Reading

"The Calloping Ghost of Eutrophy" by Terrence P. Frost. p. 25.

"I Go Fishin'" by Sherm Adams. p.37

"Third Ascent of Katahdin, Aug. 10, 1820. An Unpublished Narrative.

"Northern Adventures in a Small Boat" by Chris Goetze. p. 53.

"Three Canoes Down the Allagash" by Carlton Schaller, Jr. p. 73.

"Further Notes on Winslow Homer" by David Tatham. p. 94.

"Pack Ice and Prtage in Canada's N.W.T." by Brian Underhill. 103.

"The Great Fire on Mt. Washington" with photos by Guy L. Shorey. p. 115++++++++++

"Climb and Search on Mt. McKinley" by Jeffrey Babcock. p.119.

Rock Climbing Section: Good notes on local climbing including a climb on the cliffs on
the south shoulder of Mt. Garfield. p. 122++++++++++

"The National Ski Patrol Avalanche Patch Course" by Greg Gordon. p. 124.

"The First Winter Leadership Workshop" by Bill Nichols. p. 126.

"Four Thousand Footer Clubs" with names of new inductees, total number of members, and a
brief note on the Hundred Highest of New England by various authors. p. 127.

Trails and Shelters": New Shelters in Tuckerman Ravine. p. 141.

"Lightening Accident on Mt. Lafayette" by Tom Loucks. p. 145+++++++++

"Two Saxifrages New to the Mt. Washington Area" by Slim Harris. p.152.++++++++++++

"The Moose are Back!" by Howie Goff. p. 153.+++++++++

"The Glen House Fire" by Mary Sloat. p. 155.++++++++++

"Accident on the Cog Railway" by various authors. p. 156. +++++++++++

1967 December

1967 December:

Opening Lakes (photo of John Nutter) by S. Liebeskin. P. 657.

4000 Footers in Winter by Miriam and Robert.

Dr. Heinrich Harrier p. 767.

Trail Profile

1967 June

1967 June: No information available yet.

1966 December

1966 December:

Rescue in Tuckermans re Alex MacPhail by Ed Damon.

1966 June

1966 June:

Winslow Homer in the White Mountains.

1965 December

1965 December

1965 June

1964 December

1964 June

1964 June:

West Ridge of Everest.

Early Scientists in the White Mountains.

1963 December

1963 December

"1888-1963 AMC Hut System" (MUST READ).

"Igloos on Mt.Washington" by Clyde Smith.

"Logging Rail Road Pt. VII Conway Lumber Operation by Francis" by C. Foochow Belcher.

"Everest 10 years later"

"The Wickersham Wall on McKinley" by Chris Goetze

"Grade I, Mountain Leadership Workshop", “Hiking in General” Section by Dave Ingalls.

"Mineral Collecting" p. 773

"Celebration of the 75^th Anniversary of the Building of the First AMC Hut on Mt. Madison, 1888" by Milton “Red Mac” McGregor.

"Randolph Valley Developments: Passing of Ravine House" p. 808.

"Winslow Homer on Mt. Washington" with two illustrations p. 812.

Book Reviews:

High in the Cold Thin Air by Edmund Hillary p. 815.

That Wilder Image: Pantings of America’s Native School; Cole and Homer p. 817

Snow Structure and Ski Fields: study of avalances, snow craft, snow and ice in Nature.

Ecology of the Alpine Zone of the Presidential Range by L.C. Bliss.

1963 June

1963 June:

"Robert Frost on Ossipee Mountain" by Stephen Lerman p. 395

"Focus on Katadhin" by David Forrant and Richard Johnson. p. 416
.

"A Plea for Mountain Safety" by Jack Godden p. 430.

"The Best Friend a Hutman Ever Had by Milton" by “Red Mac” McGregor. p. 437. re: Emily Klug.

"Some Painters of the Grand Monadnock" by Hildreth M. Allison. p. 441.

"Fungigenic Mountains" by Margaret Lewis. p. 456. (Mushrooms identified)****

"The Tramper Down Under: Australian Bushwalking" by Paddy Pallin. p. 466.

"First Ascents of Mount Lituya and Mount Quincy Adams" by Chappelear, Mushkin and Neilsen.
p. 475

"Family Hiking" by Ruth Hirtle. p. 493.

"A Field Institute of Glaciology and Expeditionary Sciences in Alaska" by Maynard Miller.p. 499.

"Summit Signatures" by Robert Lovett.

"Winter Climbing in the Pemigiwasset Wilderness" by Michael Edesess. p. 513. (with reference to Red Rock Basin as glacial cirque p. 519).****

"Indian Names for Maine Mountains" by Charles Fobes. p. 521.

"Bushwacking: Pain or Pleasure" by Marie Carden and Ronald Gower. p. 530.

"Ascent of Owls Head" by Charlie Woodhouse. p. 544.

"The 1963 Annual Polaris Allagash Trip" by George T. Hamilton. p. 544.

"Operation Air Drop 12-9-62". p. 576.

Various historically important articles beginning p. 581, Mt. Washington Letter, Mt. Lafayette

Summit House, & White Mountain Serenade by Brad Swan.

Appalachia Exchange re/ Sigurd Olson and Olaus Murie e.g “Wilderness versus

Improvements”, and “From Moose, Wyoming”.

1962 December

1962 December:

Frostbite by Harry McDade.

Snow Medicine by Sherm Adams.

The Rainbow by Thelma Bonney Toule

Wilderness Preservation in the Space Age by Sigurd Olson.*****

1962 June

1962 June:

James Ramsey Ullman

Mt. Washington observatory.

1961 December

1961 December

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln’s Visit to Mt. Washington in 1853.

North to Camp 8 Activity of the Juneau Icefield Research Program by Maynard Miller.

Logging Rail Roads, Part V East Branch and Lincoln by C. Francis "Foochow" Belcher.

Shape of New England Mountains Pt. III Will Thompson.

Two Tales of the Pemigiwasset by Sherm Adams.

A Tour of White Mountains in 1883 by Ellen Cheever.

1961 Harvard Climbing Camp with Chris Goertze on Waddington.

Various Notes:

Poor Leadership p. 552.

Needless Searches by Miriam Underhill p. 553.

AMC Huts System Summer 1961 by George Hamilton p.557.

White Mountain National Forest: New Scenic Areas p. 565.

Nomenclature: Round Mountain Becomes Mt. Weeks by Charles Fobes.

Guy L. Shorey’s Obituary p. 567.
.

Bear Hunter p. 568 (GREAT story not seen in today’s Appalachia).

Book Reviews:

Ascent of Dhaulagiri by Max Eiseln
Space Below My Feet by Gwen Moffat.

1961 June

1961 June:

Virgin Forests in WMNF by Fred Steele (Balsam/Red Spruce Climax).

Logging Rail Roads Pt. IV, Zealand Rail Road by C. Francis (Foochow) Belcher.

The Shape of New England Mountains Pt. II Will Thompson.

Huts of Antarctica by Brad Swan.

High Science.

A SnowshoeTrip in 1924 by Margaurite Barnes p. 340.

Winter Climbing by Robert Collins p. 391.

Trails p. 39.

Emily Klugg photo p. 400.

Science p. 404.

History, all items: p. 405.

50^th Anniversary of Passage of the Weeks law p. 417.

White Mountain Quiz No. 8 by Robert Underhill p. 420.

1960 December

1960 December:

"Shape of New England Mountains Pt. I." by Will Thompson. p. 145.

"The Ascent of Masherbrum" by George Bell. p. 160.

"Georgia to Maine, March to November" by Murray Chism and Edward Little. p. 169.

"Early Trail Makers of Randolph and the Founding of the RMC" by Arthur Stanley Pease. p. 187.
********(MUST READ).

"The Logging Rail Roads of The White Mountains, Part III Sawyer River" by C. Francis Belcher. p. 200.******

"Equipment for Winter Climbing and Camping" by Robert L. Collins. p. 223.
.

"Grade III Leadership Workshop" by Irving Meredith. p. 250.

"Grade I Leadership Workshop" by Brad Swan. p.254.

Photograph of Cog Railway w Northern Peaks and rock stripes, nets, and lobes p. 257

Accidents:

On Mt. McKinley May 17^th ; Pete Schoening, Jim and Lou Whittakers, etc. p. 264.

"An Afterward on the Tragedy on Mt. Jefferson" in 1941 told belatedly by Ad Carter.*p. 265.

Book Reviews:

The Story of Mt. Washington by F. Allen Burt (Dartmouth Publications 1960). Reviewed by Robert L. M. Underhill. p. 284.

Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills of the Seattle Mountaineers. 1^st edition.

1960 June

1960 June:

"Death From Cold" by Marlin B. Kreider. p. 1********

"Early Rock Climbing in the Shawangunks" by Fritz Weissner. p. 18.

"My Pets at Crawford Notch State Park" by Donald Mitchell. p. 26.

"The Valdez and Klutina Glaciers of Alaska" by Lawrence E. Neilsen. p. 31.

"Logging Rail Roads of the White Mountains, Pt. II Upper Ammonoosuc and Kilkenny" by C. Francis Belcher. p. 37.

"More Sketches of The North Country" by Arthur Stanley Pease. p. 50.

"Joseph Seavey Hall, White Mountain Guide" by Brad Swan. p. 57.

"Blackstrap Hill" by Charles Fobes. p. 72.

"Camp and Trail Equipment Pt. II" by Stanley Stocker. p. 76.

Skyline Sketches

"Two Summers at Madison Hut: 1909 and 1910' by K.D. Swan. p. 82.**********

Skiing

"Avalanches and Falling Ice in Tuckerman Ravine" p. 100.

Accidents

"November in the White Mountains" by Miriam Underhill. p. 105 ******

1959 December

1959 December:

The Cannon Mountain Tragedy by George T. Hamilton (and others) p. 441. The story of an attempted rescue of two inexperienced young men stranded on Cannon Cliff and who died there from exposure in terrible weather conditions just as they were rescued.

Robert Frost: Poet of Mountain Land by Paul F. Jamieson. Important critique of Frost's mountain poems.

Winter Climbing and Camping by Robert L. Collins p 480.

The Willey Disaster by Jeannette Graustein p 488. Excellent telling of this important piece of White Mountain history with excellent illustrations.

The Baskatong Drive: A Tale of the North Woods by Warren F. Hale p. 507 (Logging history).

The Beard on the Old man story

The Logging Rail Roads of The White Mountains Part I by C. Francis (Fran) Belcher. p.

516. Introduction to Fran's excellent history of logging, logging barons and the logging railroads in the White Mountains 1875 to 1920. Great photos.

Various Notes:

Alpina includes important notes about failed ascents in the Himalaya, the

Andes, and North America inlcuding McKinley, Logan and Robson first ascents.

World Record Mountain Landing including fixed wing and helicopter by Terris Moore p. 535.

Mts. Oscar and Rosebook (White Mountain bushwhacks) by Walter Merril p. 538.

Fast Times on the Auto Road by John Linscott p. 541.

Mountain Leadership Workshop by Brad Swan p. 541. & A Participant's View of

the Leadership Workshop by Klaus Goetze p. 544. Important bit of history in AMC's

prodigious efforts to improve mountain safety. First of several articles by Brad.

Accidents: Dr. Miller and Dr. Quinn by Mirian Underhill p. 554. A detailed recounting of a tragic plane crash in the Pemigewasset Wilderness and the death by exposure oftwo doctors who were returning home more a life saving mission.

On Symmetry Spire, Grand Teton National Park by Spencer Wright. p 563 (Hair raising rescueof climber with a fractured skull.

In the Mont Blanc Range by Fritz Weissner p. 564 Hair raising self-rescue by my hero LionelTerray buried in a crevass by an ice avalance and who dug himself out against enormous odds.

Huts and Trails: The New Great Gulf Shelter by Sam Goodhue p. 565 Important history.

Tripyramid Trail Restored by Margaret Lorenz Ensor p. 567. Important history.

Trail Ladders p. 567.

The Bailey-Hazen Road by Richard G. Wood. p. 567 (American Revolutionary War data).

Art: Winslow Homer's "Bridle Path, White Mountains", by R. Ammi Cutter p. 568.

1959 June

June 1959:

''Gasherbrum I'' by Andrew Kauffman p. 289. Great quote from Lionel Terray to Andy.

"Sketches From the North Country, Fourth Lake" by Arthur Stanely Pease p. 299

"Mountain Leadership" by William Lowell Putnam p. 311.

"Trip Leadership in the White Mountains" by Brad Swan. p. 321.

"On Climbing Monadnock"by Mildred Groot p 327.

"A Trip To Katahdin in 1856, Part II" by Henry Bowditch. p. 331.

"From the Sketch Books of George A. Flagg" by Appalachia editors. p. 352. Humor and history.

"Camp and Trail Equipment" by Stanley Stocker p. 361 and catalog of 1950s equipment.

"The Calculation of Trail Times" by Robert L. Underhill. p. 368.***

"The Rescue of Max Englehart" (1925) by Arthur Whitehead. p. 385.****

"The Ascent of the Face of El Capitan (Yosemite:Warren Harding et al) p. 400.

"Disaster at Lituya Bay" by Brad Washburn. p 400. An unexplained "tidal wave" raced up this beautiful bay to a height of several hundred feet (1800 feet by some accounts) on October 27, 1936 destroying everything in its path and killing several people. After a lot of research Brad compiled a description of the event description and explanation of the entire event.

"The Four-Thousand-Foot Peaks in Winter" by Robert L. Collins p. 408.

Photo of "two large glacial cirques" on the west side of the Guyot-Bond ridge. pg. 408.

"Owls Head in Winter" by William Biddle with Mirian Underhill. p. 409.

"Avalanche on Little Headwall" by Henry Swan p. 410.

"Zealand Falls Hut in Winter" by George Holmes, Jr. p. 410.

"A New Trail: The Falling Waters Trail" in Franconia Notch by Nancy Collins. p. 416.

"White Mountain Quiz # 7" by Robert L. Underhill p. 420. (Answers on p. 440).

"Roads, Railways and Hotels: One Hundred Years of the Crawford House" by Francis Morey. p. 421.

"Proposed State Ownership of the Summit of Mt. Washington" p. 413.***

In Memoriam: Herbert (Bert) L. Malcolm. p. 431.********

1958 December

1958 December

"Bonaventure River a Poem" by Stanley Arthur Pease.

"A Trip to Katahdin in 1856" by Henry I. Bowditch.

"Looking Back and Half Century" by Guy Shorey.

"White Mountain Landslides" by Edward Flaccus p. 221.********

"Far and Fast" by Klaus Goetze re Chris’ Hut Traverse p. 203********

"A Forest History of Mt. Moosilauke; Pt II Big Logging Days" by J. Willcox Brown

"Baldpate Mountain, Grafton Maine" by Charles Fobes.

Harlan Perkins Obituary by C. A. Newhallp. 241.

Geoffrey Winthrop Young Obituary by Kenneth Henderson. p. 242.

High Camps in Huntington Ravine p. 255.

Rock Climbing; New Routes on White Horse and Cathedral p. 256.

"Swans Traverse" p. 257 by Uncle Brad. (see Far and Fast above)

"AMC 4000 Footer Club" p. 258.

"Skiing ; In the Home of the Gods by Rod Gould (who died that summer)."

"Death of William Brigham 5-17-58 in Tuckerman’s from ice fall." P. 266.

"Death from exposure (Paul and Judy) on the Crawford Path 7-19-58." p. 267.

"Work on the Old Man to secure it to the mountain." P. 280.

"Keenan Disappearance." P. 276.

"Madison Boulder." p. 279.

1958 June

1958 June

"Fighting Forest Fires in New Hampshire" by Warren Hale. p. 1

"A Forest History of Mt. Moosilauke Part I." by J. Wilcox Brown.

"Snaps Shots of Wildlife" by Red Mac McGregor. p. 33.

"With Paddle and Notebook in the Northwest Territories". p. 37.

"On the Magalloway River in 1861" by Marshall M. Tidd. p. 45.

"The Whitest of the White Mountains" by Robert L. M. Underhill. p. 66.

"Repeat of a Tuckerman Ravine Headwall Story" p. 89.

"In Memoriam: Nathaniel Goodrich"" p. 93. ****Good History.

"Winter Climbing" p. 99.

Climbing in General:

"The Mahoosuc Trail in a Day" by Robert L. M Underhill. p. 102.

"The 4000 Footer Club of the White Mountains" by Albert Robertson. p. 105.

"Route to South Hancock" by Fred Steele. Photo by Chris Goetze. p 109.

"Nearly 23 feet of Snow (274 inches) April 17, 1958" by Joe Dodge. p. 118.

History

"Samuel Bemis" by Francis Morey. p. 122.

Book Review

High Arctic

History of New Hampshire Game and Fur Bearers by Helenette Silver.

1957 December

1957 June

1956 December

1956 December:

Flight to Yesterday Kenneth A. Henderson

Memories of Randolph by Hazel de Berard (IMPORTANT HISTORY)****

Thoreau”s First Visit to the White Mountains by Chris McKee p. 199.

Climbing Safely in the White Mountains an Interview with Joe Dodge p. 229 (READ!)

Jack Boothman’s Bear Story (Great Stuff!)****

Various Notes: Alpina p. 239 ALL some very cool stuff.

First To Walk the entire AT p. 252.

White Mountain Quiz #5 by Robert M. Underhill (Check this out!) p. 266.

The Accident on Maroon Bells, Colorado by Charles S. Houston. P. 265.

Volunteer Trail-Maintenance in the White Mountains by Sydney C. Clark p 268.

On Horseback Up Mount Washington, 1837 by Nathaniel Peabody Rogers p. 281.

Book Reviews p 285.

1956 June

1956 June

Ice Axe Belay on K2 by Pete Schoening that saved life of the summit team.

1955 December

1955 June

1954 December

1954 December

Thoreau, Week on Mt. Washington

Climbing in the Japanese Alps by Bill Biddle

Wonalancet Cabin p. 276

Photo of Ridge between Mt. Hight and Carter Dome after fire. P. 256

Fred Beckey; McKinley Northwest Buttress.

Fred Beckey: McKinley Southwest Buttress.

Fred Beckey: Mts. Deborah and Hunter.

Gramps Monahan’s “Apres Nous Le Deluge?”

Ascent of La Fayette 1821 p. 221

Avalanche Research Pt. I, WLP p. 209

1954 June

1953 December

1953 June

1953 June:

Yesterday—Many Years Ago by Sir Arnold Lund (skiing in Switzerland).

Barren Mountain Tops in Maine and New Hampshire by Charles Fobes***

Bibliography to the above p. 322**

Climbs in the Montana Rockies, Pt. III The Bitteroots by Robert and Miriam Underhill

More Glacier Advance! by Douglas Brown.

Fryeburg’s Link with the Arctic by Marie Peary Stafford.

The Needles in Review by Herb Conn (good guide to Black Hills Needles).

Shelters and Shelterers by Victor Martinek (AMC shelter designs and construction).

Gumming and Guiding in the White Mountains by Vyron Lowe p. 370*****

Pacific Crest Trails by Martin Papendick.

The Lakes of the Clouds Ferry by Rog Smith (poem)***

Paul Rockwell Jenks Obituary p. 397 by Charles W. Blood (CWB)**

The Third American Club Karakoram Expedition (K2) by Charles Houston.***

Lonesome Lake Hut photo by Sam Goodhue after renovations p. 413.

White Mountains & Conservation (several valuable articles re History) p. 418-424.

1952 December

1952 December:

19^th Century Photographers of Kathadin Pt. II the lost Hallowell Paintings by M. Avery

Explorations in the Selkirk Range of British Columbia by Bill Putnam.

Expedition to the St. Elias Range by V. Josendal (and Pete Schoening).

Broad Acres, A Centennial Farm (Randolph) by Richard Wood.

Impressions of A Long Hike (the AT) by Martin Papendick.

On Mt. Washington (Poem) by Clark Thayer about “rivers of rocks”.

Myron H. Avery Obituary by Gramps Monahan.

Fred Bell Maynard Obituary by Ken Henderson p. 243.

Edmund A. Whitman Obituary by Allen Whitman p. 244.

Accidents (White Mountain) p. 266.

White Mountain p. 273, new trails, Mt. Washington summit, Huntington slide, new Tuckerman ski shelter.

Stubborn Forest Fire in the Mahoosucs by Gramps Monahan p. 277.

Lonesome Lake Huts p. 278.

A New 4000 Foot Peak p. 278.

Book Review (interesting mountain climbing books) p. 289-302.

1952 June

1952 June:

The Eight Mufumbiro Peaks of Central Africa by Earl L. Denman.

Mt. Washington in 1850 by Franklin Benjamin Sanborn.

Katahdin’s Big Storm by Emmie B. Whitney.

Glaciers Advance! By Doug M. Brown.

Reminiscences of the Snowshoe Section by Charlotte Enidcott Wilde.

Pleasant Mountain, Maine by Charles Fobes.

Mt. Washington Summit Transfer Robert “Gramps” Monahan.

The New England Trails Conference Annual Meeting 1952.

Councillor of Huts by Don Allen p. 146.

Councillor of Trails by Howie Goff p. 148. Storm of Nov. 1951

1951 December

1951 June

A Lone Attempt on Everest by Earl L. Denman (fascinating).

Maps for our Trailways (Surveying. Stock but interesting).

Avalanche Study in the USA by Montgomery M. Atwater.

Snow Conditions: Wind Slab by Bill Putnam.

The Last of the Big Trees; I. Pemigewasset Wilderness—1906 by Maruice Osborne.

White Mountains: Summit of Mt. Washington by John Howe p. 477.

New England Mountains p. 478.

The Windstorm of November 1950 by Gramps Monahan p. 483.

The Juneau Icefield Research Project by Maynard Miller p. 484.

New England Trail Conference p. 488.

Apostle of Liberty by Gramps Monahan p. 496.

Story of the First Team Driven to the Summit of Mt. Washington p. 427.

1950 December

1950 December:

1950 June

Moat Mt, North Conway, NH, across the Intervale by Albert Bierstadt

1950 June:

"Woman in the Antarctic" by Edith Ronne. p. 1.

"White Mountain Trails in Winter" by George Bell. p. 16.****

"The Grand Teton in March" by John D. Lewis. p. 21.

"Arrows to the North" by Doug Brown.

"Skyline Fireworks" by Maynard Miller. p. 40.*******Lovely story about the dedication on August 21, 1915 of new summit house on Mt. Washington and the elaborate fireworks.

"The Enquiring Reporter in the Austrian Alps" by Elizabth Knowlton. p. 48.

"Blue Thoughts" by Elizabeth Knowlton. A Poem. p. 55.

A Mountain Traveler: American Mountain Painters, Albert Bierstadt p. 65. Moat Painting.

Snow Conditions Pt. 1 The Individual Crystal and Its Evolution W. L. Putnam p. 56.

"On Reaching Upwards" by Maynard Miller. p. 71

"Gleanings From Among the Clouds 1903-1904" ( including Presi-Traverse) by Robert Underhill. p 90.*

Isaiah Bowman 1878-1946 obit. p. 94

David Legge Brainerd obit. Last survivor of the Lady Franklin Bay expedition. p. 95.*

"Early Accident in Tuckerman’s Ravine" by Red Mac McGregor. p. 113.*******

Tuckerman Snow Arch lasted until September in 1925-1926 p. 113*

Notes from The RMC by K. Goetze p. 133. (Trail report includes new slides).

New England Trail Conference p. 131 Howie Goff on new Parapet & Boott Spur trails.

Pollution of the Housatonic River. P. 124 Conservation Section.

Mt. Holyoke Tramway p. 121.

Katahdin in April p. 120.

New Hampshire Stone Age Culture p. 118.

New Geological Data on New Hampshire p. 117 (Percy & Monadnock quadrangles)*

Fire Tower on Pequawket partially completed. p. 115.

A Bicycle Ascent of Mt. Washington in November p. 115.

Chocorua Birches p. 116.

Kancamagus Highway p. 116.

Desolation Shelter p. 112.

1949 December

1949 June

1948 December

1948 December:

New England Helicopter of New England (Providence, RI) hauling building material for Mt. Kearsarge (Pequawket) fire tower crashes and burns. Tower completed in 1950.

1948 June

1948 June:

First helicopter landing on Mt. Washington summit for the Navy.

First through hiker on AT, Earl Shaffer (Milton Avery was really the first. See below).

1947 December

1947 June

1946 December

1946 December:

The Profile of Mountaineering by Arthur K. Davis. p. 163.

Ascutney The Friendly Mountain. p. 179.

19^th Century Photographers of Katahdin by Myron Avery. p. 218.

Pinkham Woods by John Olsen. p. 225. The building of the Daniel Pinkham Road through Pinkham Notch.

The Eye Is not Satisfied With Seeing: Part I. Weather by Lowell S. Nicholson. p. 241.

The Coolin' A poem by Elizabeth Knowlton. p. 245.

Rock Climbing: New Routes on Cannon Cliffs.

Robert M. Underhill's White Mountain Quiz #2. p. 267. Answers on p. 277.

Book Review: The Great White Hills by Ernest Poole reviewed by Howie Goff. p. 281.

1946 June

1946 June:

Thoreau’s Route To Katahdin Sept 1846 by John Worthington. p. 3.

Remount Blue by Roland Moody about 10^th Mtn. Division 3^rd Battalion,86^th Infantry and the Feb
1945 battle when the 86^th took ridge from Germans in N. Italy & the 1945 Spring Offensive.(History of WWII unit made up of many AMC member and employees).

Enough Rope by Jean Blair Doland p. 39.

A Journey on Foot to the White Hills 1831 by Henry James Tudor (Must read!)***

Plants of the Presidential Range by Slim Harris, pt. VII: Grasses.*** p. 66.

Katahdin Rock Climbing by Arnold Wexler p. 87.

The War Years on Mt. Washington by Victor Clark. p. 95. Review of research completed on the summit to aid the war effort.

Obituary for Frank H. Burt who was editor, after his father, of Among the Clouds, the daily newspaper printed on the summit of Mt. Washington, and author of numerous books.

Excursions: Winter Climbing Trip Feb. 15 thru 24th, 1946 to the White Mountains by Ursula Corning. p. 108. A good read.

Robert M. Underhill's White Mountain Quiz #1. p. 111. Answers on p. 134.*****

The Timothy Nash Family by John Olsen. p. 130. Critical White Mountain history.