Guide to the John W. and Anne H. Newton White Mountains Collection

COLLECTION SUMMARY

Repository: Museum of the White Mountains at Plymouth State University

Collection number: MWM2012.0001

Creator/ Collector: John W. Newton, Anne H. Newton

Collection title: John W. and Anne H. Newton White Mountains Collection

Dates: 1808-2017 [bulk 1880-2012]

Extent: 103 boxes (42.92 linear feet), and 1 flat file drawer

Abstract:

The collection of John W. (Jack) and Anne H. Newton of South Natick, Massachusetts. Materials include complete or almost complete collections of various White Mountains-related publications, many early and first-edition books, pamphlets, trail guides, as well as articles, clippings, photographs, postcards, and other ephemera related to the White Mountains, New Hampshire, and New England.

Acquisition information:

The papers were delivered to the MWM by the donor in six separate installments between 2012 and 2017. Each installment was accessioned separately and given a unique accession number (see accession files for more information). In 2018, materials from all six installments were rehoused and integrated to physically and intellectually conform to one arrangement scheme. For ease of use, one collection number is used to describe all materials: MWM2012.0001.

Language(s): Collection materials are in English

Processed by: Rebecca Enman, 2018

RIGHTS AND ACCESS

Access restrictions:

Collection is open for research

Publication rights:

Copyright has not been assigned to the Museum of the White Mountains. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and obtain permission for any publication or proposed use beyond “fair use.”

Preferred citation:

John W. (Jack) and Anne H. Newton White Mountains Collection, 2012. Museum of the White Mountains, Plymouth State University.

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

John “Jack” W. Newton, 1931-2017, was born in Hamburg, New York. Jack graduated in 1953 from Dartmouth College with a BA in Economics and an MBA from Dartmouth’s Amos Tuck School of Business in 1954. He served in the US Army from 1955-1957. Jack and his wife Anne were residents of South Natick, MA.

Jack first became acquainted with the White Mountains region as a college student. After entering the working world as a CPA in Boston, and later as a corporate financial officer, he stayed in New England, often visiting northern New Hampshire. In 1967, he and Anne acquired an old farmhouse property in the hamlet of Lost Nation, N.H., east of Lancaster, a town in which his wife’s maternal ancestors were early settlers in 1816. It was during this time they started seriously collecting White Mountain material.

Jack was a lifetime member of the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC); he served as the AMC Treasurer and was on the governing Council during the 1970s. In 1976 he was Chairman of the AMC’s 100th Year Centennial Celebration. He also served as a Trustee and Treasurer of the Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS) for more than 15 years and was a Life Trustee of that organization.

In 2012, Jack and Anne donated their 6,000-volume collection of White Mountains-related books, maps, ephemera, and historical materials to the Museum of the White Mountains.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The Newton White Mountains Collection is arranged in 103 boxes and one flat file drawer, and is a total of 60 linear feet (not including the book collection). The collection is organized into twelve series:

Illustrated Pamphlets
Tourist Guide Books and Pamphlets
General Information and History
Mount Washington/ Mount Washington Observatory
Outdoor Recreation and Trail Clubs
Appalachian Mountain Club
White Mountain Maps
New England, General
Periodicals
Photographs and Lithographs
Postcards
Books

CONTENTS LISTING

SERIES I: Illustrated Pamphlets, 1880-1970

4.58 linear feet (11 boxes)

This series contains illustrated view books and pamphlets that showcase popular travel and lodging destinations in the White Mountains. Text is usually limited to short captions or descriptive paragraphs. These advertising materials contain scenic photographs or illustrations that highlight the beauty of the region and many of the materials were also used as tourist souvenirs. In most instances, materials in this series are arranged alphabetically.

SUBSERIES 1.1: Illustrated View Books

This subseries contains illustrated view books (drawings, photographs), tourist souvenir portfolios, and other illustrated tourism materials.

Description	Box #	Folder#
America, Her Grandeur and Her Beauty: The White Mountains and Winnipesogee in NH, c. 1930	OS Box 1	8
Birchbark Souvenir Views (2 copies)	1	1
Early American Pictures booklet, c. 1930	1	2
Coolidge’s Souvenir Portfolio, c. 1890	1	3
Franconia Notch, White Mountains N.H. ; A view book of Nature’s Beauty Spot in the Switzerland of America, c. 1920 (3 copies)	1	4
Gems of the Granite State, c. 1930 (2 copies)	1	5
Gems of the Granite State, oversized, c. 1890	OS Box 1	7
The Grandeur of the White Mountains, 1900	1	6
Indian Head and Shadow Lake, Franconia Notch NH (2 copies)	1	7
Lakes and Summer Resorts in New Hampshire, 1891 (2 copies)	1	8
Lakes and Summer Resorts in New Hampshire, 1892	1	9
Legends and Pictures of New Hampshire Lakes and Mountains, Illustrated, 1882	1	10
Lincoln, Among the Mighty Mountains of New Hampshire	1	11
New Hampshire (tourism booklet), 1942	1	12
New Hampshire Farms Available for Summer Homes, 1905	1	13
New Hampshire Farms for Summer Homes, 1902 (3 copies)	1	14
New Hampshire Farms for Summer Homes, 1904	2	15
New Hampshire Farms for Summer Homes, 1906, 1907 (1 copy each)	2	16
New Hampshire Farms for Summer Homes, 1908 (2 copies)	2	17
New Hampshire Farms for Summer Homes, 1909, 1910 (1 copy each)	2	18
New Hampshire Farms for Summer Homes, 1913 (2 copies)	2	19
New Hampshire, the Heart of Vacation Land, c. 1920 (2 copies)	2	20
New Hampshire, the Land of Scenic Splendor, 1929 (2 copies)	2	21
New Hampshire, the Land of Scenic Splendor, 1930 (2 copies)	2	22
New Hampshire, the Land of Scenic Splendor, 1936 (2 copies)	2	23
New Hampshire, the Land of Scenic Splendor, 1945	2	24
Pen and Sunlight Sketches, 1882	2	25
A Pictorial Souvenir Book of the White Mountains, c. 1950	2	26
Picture Book of the White Mountains, 1950 (3 copies)	3	27
Scenery of Dixville Notch, c. 1920	3	28
Scenes and Prominent Hotels, 1903 (4 copies)	3	29
Scenic Gems of the White Mountains plus original mailing envelope, c. 1890	3	30
Scenic Gems of the White Mountains, undated (4 copies)	3	31
Scenic Gems of the White Mountains, undated (2 copies)	3	32
Souvenir Book of the White Mountains (black, green, blue covers), c. 1915 (3 copies)	3	33
Souvenir View Book of the White Mountains, c. 1920 (3 copies)	3	34
Souvenir View Book of the White Mountains, c. 1930 (3 copies)	3	35
Souvenir View Book of the White Mountains, c. 1930 (3 copies)	4	36
Souvenir View Book of the White Mountains, undated (5 copies)	4	37
Views of the White Mountains, 1902	4	38
Views of the White Mountains, 1904 (2 copies), 1908 (2 copies)	4	39
Views of the White Mountains, 1912 (2 copies)	4	40
Views of the White Mountains with Descriptive Text, 1912, 1917, 1920 (4 copies)	4	41
Views of the White Mountains with Descriptive Text, 1921 (2 copies)	4	42
Vistas on the C&M [Concord and Montreal Railroad], 1892 (2 copies)	4	43
The White Mountains Illustrated, 1890 (1 copy)	4	44
The White Mountains of New Hampshire, 1933 (3 copies), 1940 (1 copy)	5	45
The White Mountains of New Hampshire, the Land of Scenic Splendor, c. 1930 (4 copies)	5	46
The White Mountains of New Hampshire, Land of Scenic Splendor, c. 1930 (3 copies)	5	47
The White Mountains of New Hampshire, the Switzerland of America, c. 1920 (6 copies)	5	48
The White Mountains Region of New Hampshire, 1940, 1946	5	49
With Pen and Camera thro’ the White Mountains 1896 (2 copies)	5	50
With Pen and Camera thro’ the White Mountains 1896 (2 copies)	5	51
With Pen and Camera thro’ the White Mountains 1904 (1 copy), 1908 (2 copies)	5	52

SUBSERIES 1.2: Souvenir Folders and Photo Sets

This subseries contains souvenir or pictorial folders (mailing envelopes containing accordion or booklet style foldout photos), souvenir postcard sets, and miniature sets of White Mountain images.

Description	Box#	Folder#
Souvenir Folder of Bretton Woods, 1915 (2 copies)	6	53
Souvenir Folder of Crawford Notch, c. 1915	6	54
Souvenir Folder of Franconia Notch (1 copy); Flume Gorge Reservation (1 copy), c. 1915	6	55
Souvenir Folder of Mt. Washington, c. 1915 (5 copies)	6	56
Souvenir Folder of Mt. Washington, c. 1965 (3 copies)	6	57
Mt. Washington Mini Souvenir Folder, c. 1970	6	58
Mt. Washington Cog Railway, 20 View Color Print Pak, c. 1970 ( 2 copies)	6	59
Souvenir Folder of the White Mountains, c. 1915 (5 copies)	6	60
Souvenir Folder of the White Mountains, c. 1965 (2 copies)	6	61
Miniature Souvenir Folder of the White Mountains, c. 1916 (2 copies)	6	62
Souvenir Letter, Plymouth NH	6	63
Souvenir of the White Mountains, miniature postcards in envelope	6	64
Souvenir Views, White Mountains, (set of loose images in mailing box), (6 copies)	6	65
Miniature Souvenir Color View albums, c. 1970 (5 copies); White Mountains, covered bridges, Franconia Notch	6	66
Misc. White Mountain views (loose pages from souvenir folders)	6	67
Charles Pollock: 4 bound books containing a collection of photograves and descriptions: White Mountains, Franconia Mountains, Mount Washington, 1892; White and Franconia Mountains, 1896	6	n/a

SUBSERIES 1.3: Bound View Books

This subseries containsbound illustrated books and booklets of White Mountain Views. Includes Sweetser’s “Views in the White Mountains Series” and information about that series.

Description	Box#	Folder#
Album of the White Mountains; Franconia Notch, Crawford Notch, N.H.	7	n/a
White Mountains (4 copies, different colored covers	7	n/a
Souvenir of the White Mountains (2 copies, different colored covers)	7	n/a
Views of the White Mountains by F.G. Weller, c. 1880	7	n/a
Beauties of the White Mountains (3 copies, different colored covers)	7	n/a
North Conway, Jackson, Bartlett, Jackson &Vicinity (2 copies, different colored covers)	7	n/a
Souvenir of the White Mountains, 25 Views (11 copies, different colored covers)	7	n/a
Views of Bethlehem and Vicinity	7	n/a
White and Franconia Mountains (5 copies, different colored covers)	7	n/a
White Mountains Illustrated	7	n/a
White Mountain Glimpses	7	n/a
New Album of White Mountain Views (4 copies, different colored covers)	7	n/a
Picturesque New Hampshire (3 copies, different colored covers)	7	n/a
White Mountains Souvenir (2 copies, different colored covers)	7	n/a
Gems of American Scenery Consisting of Stereoscopic Views with Descriptive Text	7	n/a
White Mountain Scenery (3 copies, different colored covers)	7	n/a
Historical New Hampshire summer/ fall 1981, “Moses Foster Sweetser’s Views of in the White Mountains,” article written by David Tatham	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1893, 3^rd edition	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1896, 5^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1896, 5^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1898, 6^th edition revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1902, 7^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1903, 8^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1905, 8^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1907, 9^th edition revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1911, 10^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser,, 1912, 11^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1913, 12^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1914, 13^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1915, 14^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1916, 15^th edition, revised	8	n/a
Views in the White Mountains With Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, 1917, 16^th edition, revised	8	n/a
White Mountain Scenery with Description by M.F. Sweetser	8	n/a
Souvenir of the White Mountains with Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser	8	n/a
White Mountain Scenery with Descriptions by M.F. Sweetser, paper pamphlet, c. 1884	8	68

SUBSERIES 1.4: Railroad Tourist Booklets

This subseries contains tourist guides and pamphlets published by Boston and Lowell Railroad,Boston and Maine Railroad, Concord and Montreal Railroad, and Maine Central Railroad. Materials are organized alphabetically by railroad.

Description	Box#	Folde#
Boston and Lowell RR guides, 1885 – 1887	9	69
Boston and Maine RR advertisement printed in Granite State Monthly, 1898	9	70
Boston and Maine RR, misc. pamphlets	9	71
Boston and Maine RR, White Mountains of New Hampshire, 1908, 1910, 1912, 1917, 1917 (4 copies)	9	72
Boston and Maine RR, Tourist’s Descriptive Guide to the White and Franconia Mountains, 1870	9	73
Boston and Maine RR illustrated brochures, 1897-1906	9	74
Boston and Maine RR, the White Mountains Region Illustrated Guide, M.F. Sweetser, 1890 (2 copies), 1891 (2 copies)	9	75
Boston and Maine RR, Snow Trains, 1931 -1951	9	76
Boston and Maine RR, Summer Excursions to the White Mountains, Mt. Desert, Montreal and Quebec, 1892	9	77
Boston and Maine RR, Southwestern New Hampshire guide, 1891	9	78
Boston and Maine RR, New England Vacation Resorts, 1908	9	79
Boston and Maine RR, Along New England Shores, 1917	10	80
Boston and Maine RR, Here and There in New England and Canada, 1889	10	81
Boston and Maine RR, Down East Latch Strings, or Seashore, Lakes, and Mountains, 1887	10	82
Boston and Maine RR New England guides (3 copies)	10	83
Boston and Maine RR New England guides (3 copies)	10	84
Boston and Maine RR New England guides (3 copies)	10	85
Boston and Maine RR New England guides (2 copies)	10	86
Boston and Maine RR guides, Maine	10	87
Concord and Montreal RR, Summer Outings in the Old Granite State, 1890	11	88
Maine Central RR, White Mountains souvenir booklets, 1889, 1893	11	89
Maine Central RR, misc. White Mountains pamphlets	11	90
Maine Central RR, Gems of the Northland illustrated guide, 1891	11	91
Maine Central RR, misc. Maine pamphlets	11	92
Maine Central RR oversized brochure, 1897	OS Box 1	10
Boston, Concord, Montreal, and White Mountains Railroads, issued by. White and Franconia Mountains, 1883, 1884	11	93
Boston, Concord, Montreal and White Mountains Railroads, The Mountains and How to Reach Them, newspaper format, 1880	11	94
White and Franconia Mountains tourist guide in newspaper format with railroad map and information, 1878	11	95
General RR publications (US Railroad Association)	11	96

SERIES II: Tourist Guide Books and Pamphlets, 1858-2012

This series contains tourist guide books and pamphlets that describe railroad travel, popular tourist attractions, town and village information, and popular lodging sites, primarily in the White Mountains, but also in New Hampshire and New England.

2.08 linear feet (5 boxes)

Description	Box#	Folder#
Chisholm’s White Mountain Guides, 1880, 1893,1895, 1896, 1898, 1899, 1902, 1903, 1905, 1907, 1911, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917	12	n/a
Ticknor’s White Mountains, 1884, 1886, 1887, 1888	12	n/a
Eastman’s White Mountain Guide, 1858, 1859, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1869, 18970, 1872, 1875, 1876, 1878, 1879, 1880	13	n/a
Sweetser’s White Mountain Guide, 1890-1894, 1896, 1918 [Nelson revision to Sweetser’s guide]	14	n/a
Osgood’s White Mountains, 1879, 1881, 1880	14	n/a
Appleton’s Northern and Eastern Traveller’s Guide, 1854	15	n/a
Bradlee’s: Complete Guide for the Use of Traveller’s to the White Mountains, 1857	15	n/a
Bradlee’s Pocket Guide to the White Mountains and Lake Memphremagog with Maps, 1862	15	n/a
Burt’s Illustrated Guide of the Connecticut Valley, 1866, 1868	15	n/a
Frank O. Carpenter: The Franconia Notch and the Pemigewasset Valley, 1898	15	n/a
Guide and Historical Relics of the White Mountains, John H. Spaulding, 1850s	15	n/a
Jordan and Wiley: The White Mountain and Winnepissiogee Lake Guide Book, 1846	15	n/a
Keyes’ Handbook of Northern Pleasure Travel to the White and Franconia Mountains, 1873, 1874, 1875	15	n/a
Snow’s Handbook of Northern Pleasure Travel, 1876, 1878, 1879, 1882	15	n/a
Switzerland of America: Complete Guide to the White Mountains and Other New Hampshire Scenery, 1875, 1878	15	n/a
Taintor’s Route and City Guides; The Northern Route: Boston to the White Mountains, Lake Memphremagog, Green Mountains, Lake Champlain, Missisquoi Springs; Montreal and Ogdensburg Railroad, 1872	15	n/a
Thursty McQuill [Bruce Wallace, 1844-1914]: The Connecticut by Daylight, 1874	15	n/a
Thursty McQuill [Bruce Wallace, 1844-1914]: The White and Green Mountains and Routes Thereto, 1872	15	n/a
Tripp and Osgood: Tripp’s The White Mountain Guide Book, 1851, 1853	15	n/a
Among the White Mountains, 1879, 1882, 1883, 1884	16	97
A Guide to Bristol, Newfound Lake, and the Towns in the Smiths River Valley, 1883	16	98
Lakes Region of New Hampshire guide, published by the Lakes Region Association, c. 1930	16	99
In the White Mountains of New Hampshire, edited by G & L Rosebrook, c. 1933 (2 copies)	16	100
The Picturesque Land, R.M. Browne, 1935	16	101
With Abe in the Tall Timber, 1942	16	102
White Mountain guides and advertising, c. 1940- c.1975	16	103
White Mountain recreation guides, c. 1930- c. 1960	16	104
General New Hampshire guides, c. 1940- c. 1950	16	105
New Hampshire by Motor, 1929-1930	16	106
New Hampshire in Miniature, 1951-1952	16	107
New Hampshire general recreation guides, c. 1950-2012	16	108
NH Division of Parks and Recreation, general guides to historic places and attractions, c. 1990s	16	109
Outdoors in New England, 1909	16	110
NH pocket series, Frances A. Johnson, guides to historic sites in the White Mountains, c. 1953	16	111

SERIES III: General Information and History, 1725-2012

7.50 linear feet (18 boxes)

This series contains articles, newspaper clippings, brochures, and other ephemera that describes the history of the White Mountains or provides general information about the region. Topics contained in this series include: early travel to the White Mountains, disasters and tragedies, hotels and other lodging accommodation, prominent people, town attraction and history, short stories/ poems/other literature, transportation, industry, logging, geology, nature, and White Mountain art. This series also contains materials about the Weeks Act/ Weeks Act Centennial, Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests (SPNHF), the formation and early days of the White Mountain National Forest (WMNF), the Old Man of the Mountains, Franconia Notch, and Crawford Notch.

Description	Box#	Folder#
Accounts of the WMs: Dr. B.L. Ball, “Three Days in the White Mountains.” 3 editions printed in 1856, 1877, 2002	17	112
Accounts of the WM’s: William B. Swett, “Adventures of a Deaf Mute,” 1869, 1874 (3 copies)	17	113
Accounts of the WMs: “A Season in the White Mountains” Granite State Monthly, 1857	17	114
Accounts of the WMs: “Henry Pickering’s Account of the White Family: A Trip to the White Mountains in 1840”	17	115
Accounts of the WMs, 1808-1915: Alden Partridge, “Excursions to the White Mountains,” 1811-1824; Thomas Starr King, “Excursion to Mount Hayes” 1857; J.F. Frisbie, “Mount Washington, a Tramp through Tuckerman’s Ravine to the Summit and a Tramp Down the Bridal Path from the Summit to Crawford’s” 1885; Charlotte Endicott Wilde, Two Journey’s by Chaise to the White Mountains in 1808 and 1809”; Elizabeth M. Gould, “How We Did It: Walking Tour of the White Mountains in 1872”; Frank H. Taylor, “Away Down East: My Unexpected Vacation” 1882; Samuel Johnson, “ Journal of a Tour to the White Mountains” 1842; Mary Jane Thomas, “Reminiscences of the White Mountains” 1831; “Early Visits to the White Mountains and Ascents of the Great Range,” reprinted from Appalachia, 1921; Walter F. Starbuck, “The White Mountains in September” 1915	17	116
Accounts of the WMs: Miriam Underhill , “Climbing the Four-Thousand Footers in Winter” 1967; Florence Sutherland, “White Mountains Adventure: A Memoir” 1978	17	117
Accounts of the WMs: “Glencliff to Gorham; an Early Cross-Country Adventure with the League for Leaner Loins,” as described by Leon Keach, 1983 [trip described took place in 1927]; “Butterflies and Trout, Annie Trumbull Slosson and W.C. Prime in Franconia,” article about an 1860s trip to the White Mountains	17	118
Accounts of the WMs: Articles re: Thoreau’s trips (took place in 1858); “Exploring the White Mountains a Hundred Years Ago,” 1972; Annotated bibliography, 1918-1947	17	119
Disasters and tragedies: newspaper clippings	17	120
Disasters and tragedies: Cherry Mountain Slide, 1885	17	121
Disasters and tragedies: Willey family, 1826	17	122
Hotels: A thru B – Adair Country Inn and Restaurant, The Ammonoosuc Inn, Applebrook Bed & Breakfast, Agassiz Hotel, Arlington Hotel, Bald Peak Colony Club, Breezy Point House	18	123
Hotels: The BALSAMS, promotional materials and pamphlets, 1896-2012	18	124
Hotels: The BALSAMS, misc. clippings, note cards, 2011/ 2012 room rates, hotel activities, 2000-2012	18	125
Hotels: C – Carter Notch Inn, Chocorua Peak House, Cloverdale Cottage, Coos Motor Inn, Crawford House, Cross Country Motel,	18	126
Hotels: D thru F – The Darling Inn, Deer Park Hotel, Eagle Mountain House, Eastern Slope Inn, Edgehill Inn, Forest Glen Inn, Forest Hills Hotel and Bungalow Colony	18	127
Hotels: G thru H – The Glen, the Glen House, Governor Estates on lake Winnipesaukee, Grand View Lodge and Cabins, Gray’s Inn,	18	128
Hotels: I thru L – Indian Head, The Intervale House, Jefferson Inn, Kearsarge Hall, Kearsarge Summit House The Lancaster Inn, Lincoln Hotel	18	129
Hotels: M – Maplewood, Marshfield House, Metallak Hotel, Mittersill, The Mount Adams House, Mount Madison House, Mount Mansfield Hotel, Mount Pleasant House, Mountain View House	18	130
Hotels: Mt. Crescent House	18	131
Hotels: Mount Washington Hotel, 1902-1950	19	132
Hotels: Mount Washington Hotel, 1980-2010	19	133
Hotels: Mountain View House/ Grand	19	134
Hotels: N – The Notchland Inn, The New England Inn, New Willoughby Hotel	19	135
Hotels: P – The Parson’s Farm, Peckett’s on Sugar Hill, Pemigewasset House, Pendexter Mansion, Philbrook Farm Inn, The Piper House, Profile House	19	136
Hotels: Profile House	19	137
Hotels: R – Rabbit Hill Inn, Hotel Randall, The Robbin’s Nest, Russells	19	138
Hotels: Ravine House	19	139
Hotels: S-T – The Sinclair Hotel, Sorgenfrei, Spalding Inn, The Spooner Farm House, St. Clair’s Trout Pools and Overnight Cabins, Mt. Stinson House, Stonehurst, Storybook Motor Inn, Sugar Hill Inn, The Sunset Inn, Sunset Hill House, Thorn Hill Lodge, Tyrol, Twin Mountain House	19	140
Hotels: W – The Wilson Cottages, Waterville Inn, Wentworth Hall and Cottages, The Wayside Inn and Riverview Cottages, Westshore Lodge, Wilderness Cabins, Whitney’s, Woodstock Inn (VT)	20	141
Hotels: Waumbek Hotel and Cottages	20	142
Hotels: American Alps and Other Summer Haunts and Winter Retreats, published by Maine Central RR (listing of overnight accommodation), 1889, 1894, 1895, 1898	20	143
Hotels: Kingdon’s Dictionary of the White Mountains and other New England Summer Resorts, 1894	20	144
Hotels: New England Great Resorts; Leading Winter Resorts. Compliments of Crawford and Fabyan House, 1893	20	145
Hotels: Summer Haunts and Winter Retreats. Distributed by White Mountain Echo. 1889, 1890, c. 1890	20	146
Hotels: White Mountain hotel guides, c. 1920-1930	20	147
Hotels: White Mountain hotel guides, 1940-1960	20	148
Hotels: misc. clippings and articles	20	n/a
Hotels: misc. books and publications	21	149
Native Americans: Chocorua	22	150
Native Americans: Mettalak	22	151
Native Americans: Wonalancet	22	152
Native Americans: “Captain John Lovwell’s Great Fight with the Indians at Pequawket, 1725	22	153
Native Americans: General articles	22	n/a
Native Americans: misc. books	22	154
Notable People: Anderson, Leon “Andy”	22	155
Notable People: Belcher, C. Francis	22	156
Notable People: Bemis, Dr. Samuel	22	157
Notable People: Bond, William Cranch	22	158
Notable People: Boothman, May, Becky, and Belle	23	159
Notable People: Carrigain, Philip	23	160
Notable People: Copp, Dolly	23	161
Notable People: Crawford, Lucy	23	162
Notable People: Cross, Leroy D.	23	163
Notable People: Holbrook, Stewart H.	23	164
Notable People: King, Thomas Starr	23	165
Notable People: Leavitt, Franklin	23	166
Notable People: Limmer, Peter and Sons	23	167
Notable People: Lowe, Thaddeus S.C.	23	168
Notable People: Merrill, John, “the Philosopher of the Pool”	23	169
Notable People: Plummer, Joseph, also called “the Hermit of Meredith Hill”	23	170
Notable People: Preston, Frederic Bowden	23	171
Notable People: Shorey, Guy L.	23	172
Notable People: Viles, John A., also called “English Jack”	23	173
Notable People: Miscellaneous obituaries, clippings, articles; includes, Charles Earnest Fay, John Burroughs, Milton, “Red Mac” McGregor, John Gutowski, Emily Klug, Mary and Bruce Sloat, Harry McDade, Robert Pike, Marie Joseph Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier (marquis de Lafayette), Tudor Richards – the “Father of Pondicherry”; Laban M. Watson; Darby Field, Thomas S. Deans; Russell B. Tobey	23	174
Notable People: Miscellaneous obituaries from OH Association	23	175
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Bartlett, NH	24	176
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Berlin, NH	24	177
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Berlin, NH – Brown Paper Company	24	178
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Bethlehem, NH	24	179
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Campton, NH	24	180
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Colebrook, NH	24	181
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Conway, NH	24	182
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Gorham, NH	24	183
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Haverhill, NH	24	184
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Intervale, NH	24	185
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Jackson, NH	24	186
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Lancaster, NH	24	187
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Lincoln, NH		188
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Lisbon, NH	24	189
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Littleton, NH	24	190
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Plymouth, NH	24	191
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Randolph, NH	24	192
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Randolph cont.: Randolph anniversary celebrations	24	193
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Sandwich, NH	24	194
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Stark, NH	24	195
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Stewartstown, NH	24a	196
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Stratford, NH	24a	197
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Coos County Democrat, Stratford Bicentennial issue, 1973	OS Box 1
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Tamworth, NH	24a	198
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Waterville Valley, NH	24a	199
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Wentworth, NH	24a	200
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Whitefield, NH	24a	201
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Woodstock, NH	24a	202
Bound town booklets, misc.	24a	n/a
Town attractions, history, and miscellaneous: Belknap and Grafton counties	25	203
Town Attractions: North Country Council, Inc. Annual Report, 1978	25	204
Town Attractions: New Hampshire and its Business Opportunities, 1909	25	205
Name Origins: the Presidential Range; the notches, Kearsarge Mountain	25	206
Stories: “Tales of the White Hills,” Nathaniel Hawthorne (2 copies; 1889 and undated]	25	207
Stories: “The Great Stone Face” Nathaniel Hawthorne,	25	208
Stories: A Book for New Hampshire Children, in Familiar Letters from a Father, 1830; New Hampshire Pilgrimages: Armchair Journey’s through Fact and Legend of the Granite State, undated; A Collection of New Hampshire Stories, Mary S. Peterson, 1971; The Story of the Tragedy of Nancy’s Brook and the Willey House Slide, Maine Central Railroad; Elephant Tale, Miriam Underwood, 1965; A Voice From the Mountains, poem, printed on birch bark c. 1895; Tales for a New England Night, Kenneth MacIver and William Thomson, 1980; Echoes of Old New England, Kenneth MacIver and William Thomson, 1982; I Remember, Short, Short, True Stories of the North Country, Wilbur M. Schurman, 1974; How the White Mountains Were Born, E. Ervin Raether	25	209
Poetry and Songs: White Mountain Vistas: The Saco Valley, illustrations by F. Schuyler Matthews, 1889; White Mountain Vistas: The Pemigewasset Valley; illustrated by F. Schuyler Matthews, c. 1895; Nature’s Haunts in the White Mountains, c. 1890; Songs of the North Country, Sylvia Tryon, 1932	25	210
Transportation: Concord Coaches	26	211
Transportation: Covered bridges in New Hampshire and Maine	26	212
Transportation: General History	26	213
Transportation: Turnpikes and Roads	26	214
Transportation: Railroads, general	26	215
Transportation: Rail Line Maps, c. 1850 – 1900	26	216
Transportation: Railroad Timetables, 1884, c. 1900	26	217
Transportation: Waumbeck Railroad Junction	26	218
Transportation: Boston and Maine RR snow train information	26	219
Transportation: Boston and Maine Rail Road Bulletin, North Country Issue, summer 1976	26	220
Transportation: Snowmachine and Lombard	26	221
Transportation: A Century of Railroading in Crawford Notch, Edwin B. Robertson and Benjamin W. English, Jr., 1975 (2 copies), 1981, 1985, 1987 (1993 reprint), 1996	26	n/a
Industry: Water Power and conservation	26	222
Industry: Dairy in NH	26	223
Industry: Enterprise of the North Country of NH (Newcomen Society)	26	224
Logging: Railroads of the White Mountains	26	225
Logging: Maps of the White Mountains, c. 1925	26	226
Logging: White Mountains logging history, clippings and articles	26	227
Logging: JE Henry	26	228
Logging: Perley Hurd	26	229
Logging: Jigger Johnson	26	230
Logging: NH forest facts and logging guidelines, c. 1970s	26	231
Logging: Yankee Loggers; A Recollection of Woodsmen, Cooks, and River Drivers, Stewart H. Holbrook, 1961	27	n/a
Logging: Wooden Dollars; A Report on the Forest Resources of New England, Their Condition, Economic Significance and Potentialities, Henry I. Baldwin, 1949	27	n/a
Weeks Act: John Wingate Weeks (1860-1926)	27	232
Weeks Act: WA (1911) and White Mountain National Forest history	27	233
Weeks Act: bibliography	27	234
Weeks Act: Centennial activities and events	27	235
Weeks Act: Centennial – Plymouth State University	27	236
Weeks Act Centennial, news clippings	27	237
Weeks: Law Centennial Legacy	27	238
Weeks State Park Association	27	239
SPNHF: Origins of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests (SPNHF) and the White Mountain National Forest (WMNF); includes “The Boa Constrictor of the White Mountains” article	27	240
SPNHF: A New Hampshire Everlasting and Unfallen; an Illustrated History by Paul E. Bruins of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, 1969	27	241
WMNF: “The White Mountain National Forest” – Herbert A. Smith, Sieur de Monts Publications, 1917	27	242
WMNF: Vacation on the White Mountain National Forest booklet, 1920 (1 copy)	28	243
WMNF: National Forest Vacations booklets, 1955, 1960, 1968	28	244
WMNF: Backpacking in the National Forest Wilderness, 1963	28	245
WMNF: Your Hike in the WMNF, 1976	28	246
WMNF: handouts, c. 1970	28	247
WMNF: map/ brochures, 1925, 1931, 1941, 1965, 1967	28	248
WMNF: maps, 1930, 1938, 1940	28	249
WMNF: maps, 1963, 1974, 1980, 1984, undated	28	250
WMNF: Alpine Garden brochures	28	251
WMNF: Dolly Copp Campground brochures	28	252
WMNF: Great Gulf Wilderness Area brochures	28	253
WMNF: Pinkham Notch brochures	28	254
WMNF: Kancamagus Highway brochures	28	255
WMNF: Tuckerman Ravine brochures	28	256
WMNF: Scenic Areas brochures	28	257
WMNF: publications – WMNF Review, 1969; Facts About Region 7, 1961-62	28	258
WMNF Land Management newsletter, 1978; Forest Service Planning Effort, 1980	28	259
WMNF: Loon Mountain expansion proposal	28	260
WMNF: other	28	261
WMNF: USDA Forest Service land management planning, 1971-1986	29	n/a
WMNF: USDA Forest Service, permitting: AMC huts system, 1997-1999; Environmental Impact statement for permitting AMC Huts System and Pinkham Notch Visitor’s Center, 1998, 1999; Presidential Unit Plan and Environmental Statement (draft ad final), 1978, 1979; Guide for Managing the National Forests in New England (2 copies), 1978; Long-term Trends for Ecosystem Research at Hubbard Brook Environmental Forest; 2007	30	n/a
Old Man of the Mountain: “The Story of the Great Stone Face,” Nathaniel Hawthorne (5 copies) c. 1970	31	262
Old Man of the Mountain: fictional accounts, 1893-1938	31	263
Old Man of the Mountain: Old Man of the White Mountain, a waltz song [music], by Frances Ann Johnson, 1926	31	264
Old Man of the Mountain: Birthday party for the Old Man program, 1955	31	265
Old Man of the Mountain: “Old Man of the Mountain,” Robert Hutchinson, 2003	31	266
Old Man of the Mountain: Views of the Old Man (lithographs, notecards, illustrations, etc.)	31	267
Old Man of the Mountain: Newspaper and article clippings	31	268
Old Man of the Mountain: Old Man stamps	31	269
Old Man of the Mountain: Use of the Old Man in advertisements, etc.	31	270
Old Man of the Mountain: Old Man of the Mountain profile plaza pamphlets	31	271
Old Man of the Mountain: Old Man geology – preserving the Great Stone Face	31	272
Old Man of the Mountain: Clippings – when the Old Man fell, 2003	31	273
Old Man of the Mountain: Old Man memorial efforts	31	274
Old Man of the Mountain: Other rock profiles in New Hampshire	31	275
Franconia Notch: Acquisition/ Save the Notch campaign, 1927-1929	32	276
Franconia Notch: guides, 1920-1935	32	277
Franconia Notch: newspapers, 1974, 1988	32	278
Franconia Notch: Interstate 93 planning materials, 1975	32	279
Franconia Notch: clippings, correspondence, articles re: Interstate 93, 1963-1975	32	280
Franconia Notch: State Park plan, 1977	32	281
Franconia Notch: guides and scenery books	32	282
Franconia Notch: pamphlets published by Society for the Protection of NH Forests	32	283
Franconia Notch: pamphlets	32	284
Franconia Notch: articles and clippings	32	285
Franconia Notch: Cannon Mountain/ Aerial Tramway	32	286
Franconia Notch: Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway	32	287
Franconia Notch: Flume Reservation guides	32	288
Franconia Notch: Flume Gorge pamphlets	32	289
Franconia Notch: Flume Gorge boulder	32	290
Crawford Notch: guides and background, 1945- c. 1960	33	291
Crawford Notch: State Park pamphlets	33	292
Crawford Notch: clippings and articles	33	293
Crawford Path: information, 1969, 1994	33	294
Nature: geology clippings and articles, 1939-2005	33	295
Nature: The Geology (Geologic) Story pamphlets, 1949	33	296
Nature: Animal and bird species of NH and New England	33	297
Nature: Forests, flowers, and vegetation of the White Mountains, 1940-1993	33	298
Nature: NH Natural Heritage biodiversity brochures, 2009	33	299
Nature: Plants of the Presidential Range series, reprinted from Appalachia, 1940	33	300
Nature: weather, 1936, 1983	33	301
Nature: NH environmental protection/ climate change, 1998-2002	33	302
WM Art: exhibition catalogs, 1965-2012	33	303
WM Art: artist signatures [Sanford Robinson Gifford, William Hamilton Gibson)	34	304
WM Art: misc. art newsletters, articles and brochures, 1955-2012	34	305
NH State Parks misc. 1985, 1989	34	306
Calendars, 1972, 1984	34	307
Bretton Woods Boys Choir, 1910-c. 1970	34	308
Forest management, fire	34	309
White Mountain Museum, overview of the idea	34	310
Jack Newton correspondence and research notes, 1974-1980	34	311

SERIES IV: Mount Washington/ Mount Washington Observatory, 1860-2016

2.50 linear feet (6 boxes)

This series contains articles, clippings, tourist guides, and other advertising materials related to the highest peak in the northeastern United States, Mount Washington, and the related businesses that are operated there. This includes the Mount Washington Carriage Road/ Auto Road, Mount Washington Cog Railway, the Summit House, and Tip Top House. This series also contains information about the Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS), including, MWOBS summit buildings, climate data, long range planning, and membership/ fundraising materials.

Description	Box #	Folder #
Among the Clouds: Principal points seen from the Summit, 1903	35	312
Summit House Hotel, Tip Top House, Mt. Washington Club	35	313
Electric trolley plan of 1910	35	314
Images of Mt. Washington [oversized postcards, lithograph prints, etc.]	35	315
“Spirit of Mount Washington” poem, Margaret I. Simpson, undated	35	316
Summit weather, 1854, 1984	35	317
Winter on Mount Washington, published by MWOBS, 1956, 1959, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1970	35	318
Summit buildings – general	35	319
Summit maps and land ownership history, 1940-2008	35	320
Mount Washington guide, published by MWOBS, 1962 (2 copies)	35	321
Mount Washington Daily news, information and photocopies of the complete set, 1940	35	322
Plants of Mt. Washington and the Presidential Range, includes booklet of pressed flowers from the summit, 1905	35	323
Mount Washington Study Committee reports, 1953	35	324
Mount Washington 10 year Master Plan, Commission report, 1969-1970	35	325
Visitors to Mt. Washington – Characteristics and Opinions, William F. Henry report, 1967	35	326
Early articles: Mt. Washington in winter, 1860-1897	36	327
Mount Washington Handbook for Travelers, Frank H. Burt, 1904 (2 copies)	36	328
Mount Washington Handbook for Travelers, Frank H. Burt, 1906 (2copies), 1907	36	329
Clippings: Secrets of Mt. Washington, F. Allen Burt, printed in the Boston Globe, 1958	36	330
Miscellaneous clippings and articles	36	331
Mt. Washington Souvenirs, 1970-1982	36	332
Mount Washington in Winter, 1870-71 (2 copies)	36	n/a
Auto Road: newspaper clippings	37	333
Auto Road: environment/ natural life	37	334
Auto Road: centennial materials, 1961	37	335
Auto Road: booklets, 1920-1970	37	336
Auto Road: promotional pamphlets, 1931-2016	37	337
Auto Road: driving instructions and bumper sticker	37	338
Auto Road: Climb to the Clouds materials, 1992-1995	37	339
Auto Road: Climb to the Clouds periodical, 1994-1997, 1999, 2001	37	340
Auto Road: Newcomen Society dinner in honor of the Mt. Washington Summit Rd. Company materials, 1982	37	341
Auto Road: miscellaneous materials and background, 1941-1982	37	342
Auto Road: Splash Pan periodical, 1961 (issue celebrating centennial of Ascent to the Clouds), 1969	37	343
Cog Railway: hearings, 1891	38	344
Cog Railway: clippings	38	345
Cog Railway: train schedules and ticket, 1925-1963	38	346
Cog Railway: miscellaneous	38	347
Cog Railway: “Old Peppersass”	38	348
Cog Railway: ski train to Tuckerman’s Ravine, 1987	38	349
Cog Railway: iconography	38	350
Cog Railway: safety information and materials	38	351
Cog Railway: booklets, 1930-1972	38	352
Cog Railway: promotional pamphlets, 1912-c.2000	38	353
Cog Railway: 125^th anniversary materials, 1994	38	354
Cog Railway: misc. books	38	n/a
MWOBS: general, 1938-2007	39	355
MWOBS: Robert S. Monahan, cofounder, 1907-1994	39	356
MWOBS: fundraising campaign, 1977	39	357
MWOBS: fundraising correspondence, 1999	39	358
MWOBS: events, 1979-2008	39	359
MWOBS: publications and printed materials, 1954-2000	39	360
MWOBS: News Bulletin, 1937-1959, plus index	39	361
MWOBS: Long Range Plan of the MWOBS, 1995-2000	39	362
MWOBS: 2002-2003 Trustees Manual	39	363
MWOBS: promotional pamphlets, 1978-2000	40	364
MWOBS: membership materials, 1986-c. 2000	40	n/a
MWOBS: Martel illustrations, 1971	40	365
MWOBS: clippings and articles – staff and life at the Observatory, 1974-2009	40	366
MWOBS: staff obituaries, 1979-2009	40	367
MWOBS: Mount Washington Museum, 1979-1980	40	368
MWOBS: “The Big Wind,” 1934-2010	40	369
MWOBS: weather recordings, 1934	40	370
MWOBS: weather accounts, 1934-2005	40	371
MWOBS: climatological data, 1978-1980	40	372
MWOBS: “Big Wind” historical marker	40	373
MWOBS: 50^th anniversary of wind record, 1984	40	374
MWOBS: Symposium for Art and Climate materials, 2007	40	375
MWOBS: related correspondence, 1989-1994	40	376
MWOBS: posters, 1993	40	n/a
MWOBS: World’s Worst Weather membership can	Carton Box 1	n/a

SERIES V: Outdoor Recreation and Trail Clubs, 1840-2017

1.67 linear feet (4 boxes)

This series contains articles, clippings, and information about White Mountain trails and trail development, hiking guides, recreation guides, and skiing information and history. Trail clubs and organizations included in this series are: Appalachian Trail Conference (now the Appalachian Trail Conservancy), Chatham Trails Association, Chocorua Mountain Club, Dartmouth Outing Club, New England Trail Conference, Randolph Mountain Club, Shelburne Trails Club, and the Wonalancet Outdoor Club.

Description	Box #	Folder #
Clippings: White Mountain expeditions, Tuckerman’s Ravine, misc., 1880-2015	41	377
White Mountain Trail Development, 1840-1980, Guy Waterman	41	378
NH Forest Recreation guide, summer 1939 (4 copies)	41	379
A Brief History: The Evolution of Tramping the White Mountains, George T. Hamilton, 1995	41	380
A Study of the Appalachian Trail in New Hampshire, George Macinko, 1971	41	381
White Mountain map and hiking guide, 1964, 1965	41	382
Tramping guides, 1882-1938	41	383
Great Gulf trail clippings, 1909	41	384
Checklist of NH Mountain Summits, published by SPNHF, c. 1939 (5 copies)	41	385
White Mountain vacation and outdoor recreation guides, 1956-1983	41	386
NH camping guides, 1964-1972	41	387
NH State Park guides, 1948-1986	41	388
White Mountain hikes booklets, c. 2009	41	389
Ski jumping materials, 1926-2017	41	390
NH skiing materials, 1938-2015	41	391
Hans Schneider Master Cup Race programs, 2003-2017	42	392
New England Ski Museum materials	42	393
Skiing Tuckerman’s Ravine clippings and accounts	42	394
Ski trails, Pinkham Notch	42	395
Appalachian Trail Conference, 1916-1973	42	396
Chatham Trails Association, 1987	42	397
Chocorua Mountain Club, 1925	42	398
Dartmouth Outing Club publications and history, 1862-2004	42	399
Dartmouth Outing Club clippings and articles, 1948-2007	42	400
Dartmouth Outing Club – Moosilauke/ Moosilauke Ravine Camp,	43	401
Dartmouth Outing Club maps, 1928-1978	43	402
Dartmouth Outing Club, Dartmouth Out O’ Doors, edited by Fred H. Harris, 1913	43	403
Dartmouth Outing Club, Dartmouth Out-O-Doors, 1934	43	404
Dartmouth Outing Club, Dartmouth Out-O-Doors, 1935	43	405
Dartmouth Outing Club, Dartmouth Out-O-Doors, 1936	43	406
Dartmouth Outing Club, Dartmouth Out-O-Doors, 1937, 1938	43	407
Dartmouth Outing Club, Dartmouth Out-O-Doors, 1939, 1940	43	408
Dartmouth Outing Club, trail guide, 1968; handbook, c.1916-1932	43	409
New England Trail Conference, 1921-1936	44	410
Randolph Mountain Club general materials, 1913-2010	44	411
Randolph Mountain Club Paths, 1917, 1931, 1934 (supplement),	44	412
Randolph Mountain Club List of Members, 1932, 1935	44	413
Randolph Mountain Club List of Trails, 1944, 1964	44	414
Randolph Mountain Club Paths, Trails, and Camps, 1927, 1929	44	415
Randolph Mountain Club, Coldbrook Camp, 1927	44	416
Shelburne Trails Club, c. 2010	44	417
Wonalancet Outdoor Club maps and guides, 1908-2007	44	418
Trails and Peaks of the Presidential Range of the White Mountains, Henry Bradford Washburn, Jr, 1922 ( 2 copies)	44	419
Walking Guide to the Mt. Washington Range, W.H. Pickering, 1882	44	420
Trails and Summits of the White Mountains, Walter Collins O’Kane, 1925	44	421
Misc. hiking books	44	n/a

SERIES VI: Appalachian Mountain Club

5 linear feet (12 boxes)

This series contains materials related to the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC), which was established in 1876 to explore and preserve the White Mountains, and is the oldest outdoor group in the United States. Included in this series are administrative (fundraising, membership, and financial) materials collected by Newton while he served as AMC Treasurer, governing council member, chairman of the Centennial Committee, and later as a Life Trustee of the organization. This series also contains information about the history of the AMC, AMC huts and other properties, maps, and AMC guidebooks.

Description	Box #	Folder #
AMC: history, 1916-2012	45	422
AMC: membership cards, 1945-1974	45	423
AMC: Centennial Committee materials, 1976	45	424
AMC: Centennial publications, 1976	45	425
AMC: Joe Dodge, 1928-2012	45	426
AMC: meetings, 1918-2001	45	427
AMC: financial, 1974, 1989	45	428
AMC: leadership guides, 1976-1977	45	429
AMC: articles, miscellaneous, 1963-2008	45	430
AMC: 4000 Footer Club	45	431
AMC: Jack Newton AMC Presidential nomination, 1976	45	432
AMC: supplements to the AMC White Mountain guides, 1907-1992	45	433
AMC: Suggestions for Walking Trips in the White Mountains pamphlets, 1932 (3 copies)	46	434
AMC: Guide to Jackson, NH, Ralph C. Larrabee, 1917	46	435
AMC: manuals and pamphlets, 1908-1946	46	436
AMC: pamphlets, 1966- c. 2000	46	437
AMC: brochures, 1936- c.1990	46	438
AMC: excursions, 1882-1989	46	439
AMC: trails, 1900- c.1965	46	440
AMC: mountaineering, 1966	46	441
AMC: calendar, 1970	46	442
AMC: “Did You Know” poster, 1956	46	n/a
AMC: trip leader info from August Camp to Northwest, 1970	47	443
AMC: properties – 5 Joy Street, Boston, 1922	47	444
AMC: properties – The Reservations of the AMC, 1913, 1921, 1956	47	445
AMC: properties – Cardigan Lodge, 1960-2009	47	446
AMC: properties – Cold River Camp, 1919-1986	47	447
AMC: properties – Crawford Notch, 1982, 2002	47	448
AMC: properties – Echo Lake Camp, 1976-1989	47	449
AMC: properties – Lakes of the Clouds, 1915, 1967	47	450
AMC: properties – Madison Hut, c. 1965-2008	47	451
AMC: properties – Mizpah Springs Hut, 1965-2015	47	452
AMC: properties – Pinkham Notch, 1969-2008	47	453
AMC: properties – Three Mile Island, 1973	47	454
AMC: properties – Zealand Falls Hut, c. 1960	47	455
AMC: properties – huts booklet, 1916	47	456
AMC: properties – huts brochures, 1933-1940	47	457
AMC: properties – huts brochures, 1967-1978	48	458
AMC: properties – huts brochures, 1981-2015	48	459
AMC: properties – 100 year centennial huts brochures, 1988	48	460
AMC: properties – huts miscellaneous centennial materials, 1988	48	461
AMC: properties – huts clippings and articles, 1932-1995	48	462
AMC: properties – huts, Jerry J. Newitt hut system notecards, undated	48	463
AMC: properties – Maine, Massachusetts, New York,	48	464
AMC: misc. hut books	48	n/a
AMC: annual reports, 1960-1972	49	465
AMC: annual reports, 1974-2003	49	466
AMC: officers and committee rosters, 1969, 1973	49	467
AMC: treasurer’s reports, 1968-1972	49	468
AMC: Officer and Committee Report booklets, 1970-1982	49	n/a
AMC: membership registers, 1883-1955	50	n/a
AMC: membership registers, 1958-1980	51	n/a
AMC: membership materials, 1956-1979	51	469
AMC: fundraising reports, 1970-2003	51	470
AMC: fundraising campaigns, 1979-2015	51	471
AMC: fundraising campaigns, 1970-2015	51	472
AMC: fundraising, Maine Woods, 2007	51	473
AMC maps: early maps, 1882, 1887, 1928	52	474
AMC maps: blueprint maps, 1898-1928	52	475
AMC maps: Marjorie Hooker trails map, 1947 (8 copies)	52	476
AMC maps: Map of the Mount Washington Range, 1920-1973	52	477
AMC maps: Northern Peaks Maps, Louis F. Cutter, 1914, 1917	52	478
AMC maps: miscellaneous maps and supplements	52	479
AMC White Mountain Guide (published before 1928 as Guide to the Paths in the White Mountains and Adjacent Regions), 1907, 1916, 1917, 1920, 1922, 1928, 1931	53	n/a
AMC White Mountain Guide, 1934, 1936, 1940, 1948, 1952, 1955, 1960	54	n/a
AMC White Mountain Guide, 1963, 1966, 1969, 1972, 1976, 1979, 1983, 1987, 1992, 1998	55	n/a
AMC Guide to Mt. Washington and the Presidential Range, 1976m 1979, 1983, 1992	55	n/a
AMC guides: Massachusetts and Rhode Island Guide; New England Canoeing Guide; Maine Mountain Guide; River Guide, New Hampshire and Vermont; Katahdin Guide	56	n/a

SERIES VII: Maps

1.25 linear feet (3 boxes)

This series contains maps, primarily of the White Mountains, but also of New Hampshire and New England. Many of the maps are originals; photocopies have been noted in the box listing. This series also contains information about White Mountain map makers and some clippings, articles, and research notes related to the history of White Mountain maps.

Description	Box #	Folder #
Jeremy Belknap’s “A New Map of NH,” 1791 photocopy	57	480
NH map, Guernsey, 1870	57	481
NH state map, Geo. Walker & Co., 1905	57	482
Map of the State of New Hampshire, Shurtleff, 1926	57	483
Map of the State of New Hampshire, Shurtleff, 1926 [with original mailing envelope]	57	484
Scenic NH map, lists hotels and garages, c. 1920	57	485
NH state highway maps, 1920-1929	57	486
NH state highway and railroad maps, 1930-1939	57	487
NH map, Works Progress Administration (WPA) Federal Writers’ Project, 1937	57	488
Scenic map of NH, 1937	57	489
NH tourist maps, 1940-1949	57	490
Bicycling in NH map + descriptions, 1981	57	491
Central NH map, including the White Mountains District, c. 1880	57	492
Crawford’s Map of the White Mountains, 1870	57	493
Map of the White Mountains, prepared for Eastman’s White Mountain Guide, c. 1870	57	494
A Topographical Map of the White Mountains of NH, C.H. Hitchcock, c. 1870	57	495
Topographic maps of the White Mountains and Central NH, 1902	57	496
National Geographic White Mountains map, 1937	57	497
White Mountains recreation maps, published by the White Mountains Region Association, 1960-1970	57	498
Robin’s Nest Tourist Station (Thornton, NH) White Mountains maps, undated	57	499
New Hampshire map pamphlets, 1950-1990	57	n/a
Bird Eye View Maps: Mt. Washington, Lake Winnipesaukee, c. 1900-1909	58	500
Panoramic view maps: Mt. Washington, Smarts Mountain, Cannon Mountain, Bellevue Hill (MA), 1904-1948	58	501
Winter recreation maps, 1938-1979	58	502
Franconia Notch maps, 1920-2004	58	503
Tours from Bretton Woods maps, 1905	58	504
Waterville Valley maps, 1913 (photocopy), 1970	58	505
Mt. Washington maps, 1926- c. 2000	58	506
Lake Winnipesaukee map, 1901	58	507
Randolph, NH – Louis F. Cutter maps, c. 1920-1944	58	508
A. Scott (Alva Scott Garfield) Map of the White Mountains, from Boston Sunday Herald, 1949	58	509
Belknap Mountains Fun Map (2 copies), c. 1950	58	510
Shelburne Trails maps, c. 1950s (photocopies)	58	511
White Mountain National Forest maps, 1936-1983	58	512
Northern NH, Coos County maps, 1832-2006	58	513
NH, New England + Monadnock maps, c. 1900-1904	58	514
Vermont and Maine maps, 1887-1990	58	515
Bound maps: “A Map, With Views of the White Mountains,” George P. Bond, 1853 (4 editions)	59	n/a
Bound maps: “New Map of the White Mountains,” Harvey Boardman, 1858-1871 (9 editions) + Boardman’s White Mountain Guide, 1859	59	n/a
Bound maps of the White Mountains, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, miscellaneous, c. 1860-c. 1890	59	n/a
Tissue copies of Bond map, 1853	59	516
Maps of the White Mountains, 1677-1988, Harvard Map Collection Exhibition, 2006	59	517
White Mountain map history, clippings, articles, research notes, etc.	59	518
Louis F. Cutter map information and history	59	519
Misc. oversized maps (primarily photocopies), 3D maps, etc.	Flat File Cabinet

SERIES VIII: New England, General

Description	Box #	Folder.#
NH historical markers, pamphlets	Carton Box 1	520
NH historical markers, clippings and information	Carton Box 1	521
NH, Mount Monadnock	Carton Box 1	522
NH, general history and information, 1817-1976	Carton Box 1	523
NH, Concord in the Revolution	OS Box 1	4
New England rivers, trails, and mountains	Carton Box 1	524
New England heritage and history	Carton Box 1	525
Maine, general	Carton Box 1	526
Maine, Katahdin and Baxter State Park, folder 1	Carton Box 1	527
Maine, Katahdin and Baxter State Park, folder 2	Carton Box 1	528
Massachusetts	Carton Box 1	529
New York	Carton Box 1	530
Vermont	Carton Box 1	531
Trail guides, MA, ME, NY, VT	Carton Box 2	n/a

SERIES IX: Periodicals

27.71 linear feet (33 half sized carton boxes and 5 oversized boxes)

This series contains complete or near complete collections of White Mountains related publications including: AMC’s Appalachia Journal, AMC Bulletin/AMC Outdoors, Coos Magazine/ Northern New Hampshire Magazine, New Hampshire Troubadour, New Hampshire Profiles Magazine, Windswept : the quarterly publication of the Mount Washington Observatory, as well as other miscellaneous periodicals.

Description	Box #
Appalachia Journal, volumes issued between 1876- 1919. Bound.	Periodicals Box 1 & 1a
Appalachia Journal, volumes issued between November 1920 – December, 1952	Periodicals Box 2
Appalachia Journal, volumes issued between June 1953 – December, 1979	Periodicals Box 3
Appalachia Journal, volumes issued between December, 1980 – Winter/ Spring 2012	Periodicals Box 4
Appalachia. Bulletin issue, [monthly gazette of the doings of the Appalachian Mountain Club. Collection of 252, out of a possible 384 Bulletins], volumes issued in the 32 year period between 1918-1949	Periodicals Box 5
Appalachia. Bulletin issue, volumes issued between January 1972 and December 1974	Periodicals Box 6
Appalachia. Bulletin issue, volumes issued between January 1975 and December 1977	Periodicals Box 7
Appalachia. Bulletin issue, volumesissued between January 1978 and December 1980	Periodicals Box 8
Appalachia. Bulletin issue, volumes issued between January/ February 1981 and December 1984	Periodicals Box 9
Appalachia. Bulletin issue, volumes issued between January/ February 1985 and December 1988	Periodicals Box 10
Appalachia. Bulletin issue, volumes issued between May 1988 and July/ August 1991	Periodicals Box 11
Appalachia. Bulletin issues/ AMC Outdoors, volumes issued between September 1991 and July/ August 1994. During this period, the name of the Bulletin became AMC Outdoors	Periodicals Box 12
AMC Outdoors, issued between September 1994 and September 1997	Periodicals Box 13
AMC Outdoors, issued between January/ February 1998 and April 2001	Periodicals Box 14
AMC Outdoors, issued between May 2001 and July/ August 2004	Periodicals Box 15
AMC Outdoors, issued between September 2004 and December 2007	Periodicals Box 16
AMC Outdoors, issued between January/ February 2008 and December 2011	Periodicals Box 17
AMC Outdoors, issued between January/ February 2012 and May/ June 2017 [some issues missing]	Periodicals Box 18
Among the Clouds, Burts, 1877 [incomplete]	Periodicals LS Box 1
Among the Clouds, September 9, 1903, August 1, 1912	Periodicals LS Box 1
The Bugle at Bretton Woods, August 4, 6, 7, 1906,	Periodicals LS Box 1
Coos Magazine/ Northern New Hampshire Magazine [renamed in 1994], June 1989-May 1993	OS Box 2
Coos Magazine/ Northern New Hampshire Magazine [renamed in 1994], June 1993-December 1996	OS Box 3
Coos Magazine/ Northern New Hampshire Magazine [renamed in 1994], January 1997-October 2000	OS Box 4
Coos Magazine/ Northern New Hampshire Magazine [renamed in 1994], new larger size, November 2000-August 2005 [final issue]	OS Box 5
The Courier; special millennium edition, December 29, 1999	OS Box 1, FF 3
Eastern Slope Regionnaire, summer 1951, summer 1952	Periodicals Box 19
Ford Times, July 1949, December 1949, April 1956, September 1958, December 1958, February 1959, June 1960, May 1966; Ford Times Special Edition: New England Journeys, 1953-1958	Periodicals Box 19
The Granite Monthly, August 1907, September-October 1914, December 1922	Periodicals Box 19
Historical New Hampshire, summer 1965 [Summer in the White Mountains, Daniel H. Giffen], fall 1977 [farm buildings/ northern NH; Annie Trumbull Slosson, W.C. Prime in Franconia], winter1978 [diaries of Thomas Cole and Henry Cheever Pratt/ walk through Franconia in 1828], spring 1981 [NH skiing], winter 1983 [White Mountains and Late Romanticism], fall 1994 [Randolph, NH], spring/summer 1995 [grand resort hotels of the White Mountains]	Periodicals Box 19
Holiday; Yankee Playland, New Hampshire, September 1951	OS Box 1, FF 6
Magnetic North, spring 1984, autumn 1988, summer 1989	Periodicals Box 19
Mt. Washington Valley Signal, Autumn 1968	Periodical OS Box 1
The Mountain Outlook, August 1, 1928	Periodical OS Box 1
New England Ski Museum Newsletter, summer 1998, 1999, winter 2002-summer 2005	Periodicals Box 19
New England Ski Museum Newsletter, summer 2006- spring 2017	Periodicals Box 20
The New Hampshire, June and July 1900	Periodicals Box 20
NH Echoes, spring 1970, March/ April 1973, January/ February 1974	Periodicals Box 20
NH Highways Monthly Bulletin, 1923 [all 6 volumes], August 1924, May 1925, August 1927, October-December 1932	Periodicals Box 20
New Hampshire Profiles, issued between December 1951 and August 1954	Periodicals Box 21
New Hampshire Profiles, issued between October 1954 and August 1957	Periodicals Box 22
New Hampshire Profiles, issued between September 1957 and April 1961	Periodicals Box 23
New Hampshire Profiles, issued between May 1961 and March 1964	Periodicals Box 24
New Hampshire Profiles, issued between June 1964 and August 1967	Periodicals Box 25
New Hampshire Profiles, issued between September 1967 and April 1971	Periodicals Box 26
New Hampshire Profiles, issued between May 1971 and April 1974	Periodicals Box 27
New Hampshire Profiles, issued between May 1974 and December 1976	Periodicals Box 28
New Hampshire Profiles, issued February 1977, February/ March 1979; February 1987 – August 1987	Periodicals Box 29
New Hampshire Profiles, issued between October 1987 and December 1991	Periodicals Box 30
NH Times, special issue, a day in the life in New Hampshire, 1975	OS Box 1, FF 2
NH Troubadour, This is New Hampshire, oversized periodical, c. 1938	OS Box 1, FF 9
New Hampshire Spirit, an Outdoor Magazine, winter 1987 [premiere issue]	Periodicals Box 31
Outlook, the Magazine of Northern New Hampshire, photocopies of articles, covers, plus a few original issues	Periodicals Box 31
Second Indian Stream Republic, a New Hampshire Quarterly, 1972	Periodicals Box 31
Saturday Evening Post [Concord, NH], October 22, 1949	OS Box 1, FF 5
The White Mountain Echo and Tourist Register, August 17, 1889, July 6, 1901, August 28, 1926	Periodicals OS Box 1
White Mountain Echoes, 2 complete sets, 1951-1954, plus other misc. copies	Periodicals Box 31
White Mountain Outlook, 1931-1933, 1938	Periodicals OS Box 1
The White Mountain Scrapbook; Early Stories and Legends of the Crystal Hills, or White Mountains of New Hampshire, 1938-1956, 1994	Periodicals Box 31
Windswept : the quarterly publication of the Mount Washington Observatory, issued between September 1960 and Winter 1996	Periodicals Box 32
Windswept : the quarterly publication of the Mount Washington Observatory, issued between Spring 1997 and Winter 2011-2012. 62 issues	Periodicals Box 33

SERIES X: Photographs and Lithographs

.42 linear feet (1 box)

This series contains miscellaneous black and white photographs of the region, early stereoviews, as well as early and reproduction lithographic prints of White Mountain scenes. Materials in this series will be digitized and uploaded to the Museum’s online digital collections page: http://digitalcollections.plymouth.edu/digital/collection/p15828coll7

SERIES XI: Postcards

1 linear foot (3 postcard boxes)

Materials in this series will be digitized and uploaded to the Museum’s online digital collections page: http://digitalcollections.plymouth.edu/digital/collection/p15828coll7

SERIES XII: Books

Materials in this series are being cataloged by Plymouth State University’s Lamson Library, and can be found by searching the library’s online public access catalog: http://library.plymouth.edu/