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Tag Archives: White Mountain
"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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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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New Hampshire: Some Mount Washington Firsts
Called the “Crown of New England,
the White Mountains have been both awe inspiring and a final … Continue reading
Posted in History, Travel
Tagged Crown of New England, death, first, Lizzie Bourne, Lucius Hartshorn, New Hampshire, perish, victim, White Mountain, winter ascent
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Franconia New Hampshire Hotel Owner & Early Tourism Promoter: Richard Taft (1812-1881)
Before Richard Taft arrived in the White Mountains, it was a pretty quiet place,
even during the summer… Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, New Hampshire Men, Travel
Tagged Bald Mountain, Cannon Mountain, Crawford, Fabyan, Flume House, Franconia Notch, grand, hotel, Katharine Peckett, Lafayette House, New Hampshire, notch, Profile House, Richard Taft, Richard Taft Trail, Rosebrook, tourism, tourist destination, White Mountain
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