Historical Societies: A work in progress that will
                 identify major collections held by
                 Historical Societies in the
                 White Mountains, along with dozens of
                 photos selected by each. Lisbon
                 and Lincoln and Woodstock are functional.

Resources and Links: Additional places for more
information

Using this site: Navigation and Photo-Albums

Carrigain: With a photo album

Johnson and Little Canada: With a photo album

Livermore: With an Audio Slide Show and
photo album

Zealand: With a photo album

Album of Watercolors, c.1862
Courtesy Dartmouth College Library

Art of Homesteading: The new exhibit at the Remick
Museum

Bretton Woods, 1884   Describes and pictures the
                                    buildings that existed late in
                                    the 19th century

Crawford Notch: With a photo album and Suggested
                           Reading List

Early Homes, Barns and Mills in Lisbon, Lyman ,
                    Landaff and Sugar Hill. Volume I
              Volume II includes Bath, West Bath, and
                     more of Lyman
               (These are remarkable albums.)

Early Turnpikes:

Tenth New Hampshire Turnpike (with much
new information)

Jefferson Turnpike-It still exists and you can
drive on it

Winnipissiogee Turnpike (but it was never built)

Fire Lookout Towers with over 40 photos

Fire on the Summit of Mt. Washington, 1908
with photos

Franconia Iron Works: One of most informative
             pages with a 15-minute video discussing
             the iron furnace and production and a 22-
             minute video about the iron mines. Also a
             photo album including products of the
             Franconia Iron Works.

Historical Markers. There are over 40 Historical Markers
                    within the White Mountains.

Kearsarge Peg Mill: This peg mill, in Bartlett, is the
               last operating peg mill in North America.
               We have a 20-minute video of the mill in
               operation, narrated by its present owner,
               and a photo album

Logging Railroads: One of the most popular sections
of this website and all with photo albums

Composite Map Showing all the Logging
Railroads

What Did It Cost to Build a Logging railroad?

Bartlett and Albany RR

Beebe River RR

Conway Lumber Co

East Branch RR

East Branch and Lincoln RR and a photo
album of Lincoln

          Gale River Logging Railroad
          Gordon Pond RR
          Rocky Branch RR

Saco Valley RR

Sawyer River RR

          Woodstock and Thornton Gore RR and
                  Woodstock Lumber Co and photo
                   album of Woodstock

Maps of the White Mountains:

Article on Cartography in the White Mountains
by Adam Jared Apt

Twenty-Five Early Maps with Descriptions

People and Personalities:

Samuel Bemis and Notchland

Photographs by J.W. Black 1854

Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad:

History and photo album of construction of the
railroad

Redstone Granite Quarries:
           Includes two photo albums; one with vintage
           photos and the other showing the site as it is
           today.

Tourism and Hotels:

          Crawford House With 3 photo albums. One
           album illustrates the hotel and surroundings,
           one includes photos taken at the scene of the
           fire and another with photos taken at the
                     auction of the contents.

           Early Cabins and Tourist Camps
                  An entertaining slide show
          Fabyan House With photo album

Glen House With photo album

Mt. Pleasant Hotel With photo album (Much
new information about this hotel)

Mt. Washington Hotel With photo album

Transportation:

Stage Coach Travel

Weeks Act:

History, Bibliography and several
contemporary source documents

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