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Tag Archives: Mount Washington
1873-1890: How New Hampshire’s Weather Was Foretold
We take many things for granted, including weather forecasts. With the quickly changing elements in New Hampshire, there have been times I’ve felt badly for our local meteorologists. How can they possibly predict conditions that change from minute to minute. … Continue reading
The Ghost of Mount Washington Hotel, Bretton Woods NH
The view is breathtaking, the hotel is lavish, and some of the guests may be–well–dead.
Located in Bretton Woods (Carroll) … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Haunted New Hampshire, New Hampshire Men, New Hampshire Women, Structures
Tagged ghost, haunt, haunting, hotel, Mount Washington
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"The Leakeys of White Mountain Geology": Hanover New Hampshire’s James Walter Goldthwait (1880-1947), Richard Parker Goldthwait (1911-1992) and Lawrence Goldthwait (1914-2001)
For countless years the Goldthwait name was synonymous with geology and geography, not only in New Hampshire, but throughout the … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire Men
Tagged earth, geography, geology, glacier, Goldthwait, Harvard, Ice Age, Leakeys, Mount Washington, New Hampshire, professor, research, science, White Mountain
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New Hampshire 1878: How the Weather is Foretold
Headline: How the Weather is Foretold.
In former times the chief herald of the weather was the almanac, which … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Mount Washington, Mt. Washington, National Weather Service, Signal Corps, US Army, weather
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Pinkham Notch, New Hampshire AMC Hut Manager and Co-founder of Mt. Washington Observatory, Joseph Brooks Dodge Sr. (1898-1973)
Joe Dodge is a name familiar to North Country history buffs, hikers and skiers. He was the founder of AMC … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, New Hampshire Men
Tagged AMC, headwall, hiker, hut, Inferno, Joseph Brooks Dodge, Mount Washington, observatory, Olympian, race, ski, skiing, summit, weather, White Mountain
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