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These photos are some of the many historical slides archived and preserved within the Gladys Brooks Memorial Library located at the Weather Discovery Center.
Echo Lake
Echo Lake, Franconia Notch, White Mts., N.H. A bright mountain lake 1800 feet above the sea lies under the purple ledges of Eagle Cliff that are mirrored in the smooth water. Echoes from bugle or voice leap from cliff to cliff far up the great ravines.
The Pool
The Pool is a feature caused by peri-glacial erosion of Franconia Notch. From about 1853 to about 1887, it was frequented by "The Philosopher", who would (for a fee) give summer tourists a ride in his small boat and share with them his theories on the nature of the universe.
Profile Lake
Profile Lake, Franconia Notch, White Mountains, N.H.
Mt. Lafayette
Mt. Lafayette, From Sugar Hill, White Mountains, N.H.
Silver Lake
Silver Lake, N.H.
Mt. Washington
Mt. Washington, highest peak in New England, is seen in many delightful mountain views encountered in the five mile scenic drive around Jackson, N.H.
Dolly Copp Public Camp Ground
Dolly Copp Public Camp Ground. This Camp Ground at Pinkham Notch, readily accessible from all points in the White Mountains, is one of the principal public camp grounds, out in the open, where Nature is at its grandest.
Crawford Notch
Crawford Notch, N.H. as seen from the ledge of Mt. Willard. From this lofty vantage point, the most memorable notch scenery unfolds below. In the center of the winding highway far below can be seen Willey Site State Park, with Mt. Jackson at the beginning of the Presidential Range on the left. Photo by Stephen Warner.
Echo Lake
Echo Lake, Franconia Notch, White Mts., N.H. A bright mountain lake 1800 feet above the sea lies under the purple ledges of Eagle Cliff that are mirrored in the smooth water. Echoes from bugle or voice leap from cliff to cliff far up the great ravines.
The Pool
The Pool is a feature caused by peri-glacial erosion of Franconia Notch. From about 1853 to about 1887, it was frequented by "The Philosopher", who would (for a fee) give summer tourists a ride in his small boat and share with them his theories on the nature of the universe.
Profile Lake
Profile Lake, Franconia Notch, White Mountains, N.H.
Mt. Lafayette
Mt. Lafayette, From Sugar Hill, White Mountains, N.H.
Silver Lake
Silver Lake, N.H.
Mt. Washington
Mt. Washington, highest peak in New England, is seen in many delightful mountain views encountered in the five mile scenic drive around Jackson, N.H.
Dolly Copp Public Camp Ground
Dolly Copp Public Camp Ground. This Camp Ground at Pinkham Notch, readily accessible from all points in the White Mountains, is one of the principal public camp grounds, out in the open, where Nature is at its grandest.
Crawford Notch
Crawford Notch, N.H. as seen from the ledge of Mt. Willard. From this lofty vantage point, the most memorable notch scenery unfolds below. In the center of the winding highway far below can be seen Willey Site State Park, with Mt. Jackson at the beginning of the Presidential Range on the left. Photo by Stephen Warner.
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