Windswept – Summer 2000, Volume 41 Number 2
Windswept is Mount Washington Observatory's quarterly member magazine. Offering an exclusive look at all things Mount Washington, each edition features stories about the mountain's weather, personalities, news and special events.
As a member benefit, many editions of Windswept are now available online! If you are a current Observatory member, please sign into your MWO Web Account to access the online page reader tool. If you are not a member, we invite you to join us.
Features
- The Winter of 1935-1936: The Diary of Wendell Lees
- Filling an important and colorful gap in Observatory history.
By Guy Gosselin. - Decline of the Ice Age and Arrival of Paleoindians in the Northern White Mountains
- Part 2: The Tundra-Steppe Landscape. The second of three installments describing important North Country research.
By Christopher Dorion. - The Story of Dolly Copp Campground
- A synopsis of a new history about one of New England'sbest known and most popular campgrounds.
By Jonathan C. Chew - Green Skies and Ham?
- By Eric Pinder
- Trustee Profile: Tom Armstrong, Jr.
- Rudi Honkola Gives Major Gift to Library
- By Peter Crane
Plus
OUR PARTNERS
