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Moosilaukee Reader A two-volume illustrated collection of stories written over the last two centuries centered on Mt. Moosilauke, in N.H.'s White Mountains. |
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The
Moosilaukee Reader A two-volume illustrated collection of stories written over the last two centuries centered on Mt. Moosilauke, in N.H.'s White Mountains. |
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To purchase one or both books |
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Over 200 Photographs, Engravings and Maps
Each Moosilaukee Reader was designed to fit in your pocket - true paperback size. Readers on future hikes will likely view vestigial trails and slumped piles of rocks differently. . . .
About the Author
Bob Averill has been interested in Mt. Moosilauke since his first ascent as a camper in the early 1960s. Over many years he has gathered some of the scattered pieces of the Moosilauke story from long out-of-print books and magazines, and from the people who have lived on and around the mountain.
Some Reviews
"A rare find. . . ." - M.J. Beagle
"The Moosilaukee Reader . . . closes the gap between New England's highest and 10th highest peaks." - Mike Dickerman, The Littleton Courier
Excerpts
For excerpts from the Moosilaukee Readers, visit our MtMoosilauke.com website. That site contains only small parts of the books, but it's a good place to start! The contents of these first two volumes follows.
Table of ContentsVolume I
Foreword by Jack Noon
Geology of Mt. Moosilauke and Environs, MaryAnn Love Malinconico
Ranger's Rest - 1759, William Little (1870)
About the Names of Moosilauke, William Little (1887)
Moose Hillock, Edward Augustus Kendall, Esq. (1809)
The Moosehillock, The Farmer's Monthly Visitor (1839)
Up Moosilauke - 1840 (fiction), Jack Noon
Letter From Warren - 1867, The Littleton Gazette
Moosehillock - What Can Be Seen There, William Little (1870)
A Search For the Pleiades, Thomas Wentworth Higginson (1880)
A Visit to Moosilauke, Concord Monitor (1886)
A Storm What Is A Storm, Concord Monitor (1888)
Lost on Mt. Moosilauke, Samuel L. Gerry (1890)
Forest History - Big Logging Days, J. Willcox Brown
The Warren - Woodstock Road, William Little (1893)
A Tip-Top Experience on Moosilauke, Ellen E. Webster (1899)
Merrill's Mountain Home, Marjorie S. Davis
A May Visit to Moosilauke, Bradford Torrey (1904)
The Friendship of the Mountains, Henry J. Kilbourn (1912)
The Abandoned Farm, Walter Prichard Eaton (1913)
Barn Doors, Walter Prichard Eaton (1913)
The Notch At Lost River, Justus Conrad (1917)
Over Moosilauke, Percy Stiles (1920)
It's A Long Trail Up Moosilauke, Haydon Jones (1922)
A Home On A Hill, Landon G. Rockwell
Volume II
Foreword by Jack Noon
First Scientific Ascent, Alden Partridge (1817)
A Rude Foot Path, George Barstow (1842)
A Brief Account of Two Murders, William Little (1870)
Amos F. Clough's Diary, William Little (1870)
Up Moosilauke - 1875 (fiction), Jack Noon
Moosilauke - Side and Summit, Sigma (1876)
Moosehillock, Samuel Adams Drake (1882)
Notes from the Mountain, Anonymous (1883)
Mt. Waternomee and the Blue Ridge, Mary Isabella Stone (1884)
Along the Ammonoosuc, The Union (1886)
Visits to Mounts Carr and Moosilauke, J.H. Hillman (1888)
Early Railroad Tales, George E. Cummings (1919)
Moosilauke Railroad, The Union (1891)
Mount Moosilauke's Bird Inhabitants, Ellen E. Webster (1898)
14000 Miles - A Carriage and Two Women, Frances S. Howe (1906)
On Moosilauke, Charles Chambers Conner (1910)
Camp Pemigewassett Bean Soup, Anonymous (1913)
Thompsons at the Top, Robert W. Averill
The Boy Scouts on Moosilauke, Walter Prichard Eaton (1914)
Illumination of the Mountains,Anonymous (1916)
Great Bear Rescue, Evan A. Woodward (1923)
Glencliff Trail Notes, William W. Ballard (1937)
The Night the Bomber Crashed, Floyd W. Ramsey
Mountain, John A. Gustafson (1949)
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