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White Mountains Photographs

Images, 1816-1978

VC 66

3 boxes (1 cu.ft.)

About the White Mountains Photograph collection:

The Special Collections Department received these photos as a gift from the Bailey Howe Library at the University of Vermont. Additional photos were transferred from UNH’s Media Services.

The collection consists of 242 copy negatives and 106 prints of the White Mountains made for use in the 1980 Media Service’s film, “The White Mountains Cultural View.” Most of the images came from stereographs belonging to the New Hampshire Historical Society in Concord, New Hampshire, and were copied by Evelyn Pearson of Media Services.

Folder Listing:

  1. Negatives
  2. Prints

I. Negatives

BOX 1
e.1 Sketch, “Nancy’s Bridge Near the White Mountains,” from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.2 Sketch, “The Basin near Lincoln,” in Franconia Notch, from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.3 Sketch, “Mount Crawford from the Notch and the Notch from Mount Crawford,” from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.4 Illustration, Crawford Notch, from T. S. King’s The White Hills.
e.5 Illustration, Mts. Madison and Washington, from The White Hills.
e.6 Illustration, Gate of Crawford Notch, from The White Hills.
e.7 Illustration, Profile Mountain, from The White Hills.
e.8 Sketch, “Mount Crawford with the Mount Crawford House,” from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.9 Photogravure, “Down the Notch,” Crawford Notch, from The White Hills.
e.10 Sketch, “The White Mountains from Bethlehem, Mount Washington from Mount Pleasant, and Diagram of the Whole Range,” from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.11 Photogravure, “The Old Crawford House,” Train and tracks at Crawford House, from The White Hills.
e.12 Map of Routes to the White Mountains from Eastman’s White Mountain Guide Book.
e.13 Illustration, Lancaster, N.H. and the White Mountain range, from The White Hills.
e.14 Illustration, Mts. Madison and Washington, from The White Hills.
e.15 Illustration, Mt. Moriah in Gorham, from The White Hills.
e.16 Sketch, “Falls of the Ammonoosuc,” from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.17 Sketch, “The Lower Cascade in the Notch of the White Mountains,” Crawford Notch, from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.18 Sketch, “The Franconia Notch with the Lafayette House,” from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.19 Sketch, “The Notch of the White Mountains with the Willey House,” Crawford Notch, from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.20 Sketch, “The Gate of the Notch with the Notch House,” from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.21 Sketch, “The Flume Near Lincoln,” from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.22 Sketch, “Profile Mountain Near Franconia,” from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.23 Sketch, “The White Mountains from the Giant’s Grave, Near the Mount Washington House,” from Scenery of the White Mountains.
e.24 Photo, “Crawford House, White Mts.” with Concord Coaches, Kilburn Bros.
e.25 Engraving, “A View Near Conway, N. Hampshire,” after painting by Thomas Cole.
e.26 Engraving, Notch House, Crawford Notch, after painting by Thomas Cole.
e.27 Menu, Sunday, September 23, 1883, from Fabyan’s Hotel.
e.28 Illustration, “View on the Pemigewasset,” from Harper’s.
e.29 Illustration, “Storm on Mount Willey,” from S. A. Drake’s Heart of the White Mountains.
e.30 Illustration, “On the Profile Road,” from Heart of the White Mountains.
e.31 Portrait, Engraving of Henry W. Longfellow (with facsimile signature).
e.32 Illustration, “Alone with all those men!” from Harper’s.
e.33 Title page, Belknap’s Journal of a Tour to the White Mountains in July 1784.
e.34 Engraving, Lumbermen at work.
e.35 Cover, Boston Railroad Summer Excursions To The White Mountains…B & M Railroad Guidebook to the White Mountains.
e.36 Engraving, Indian Chief Chocorua.
e.37 Advertisement for stereographs from Among The Clouds.
e.38 Banner and half-page, Among The Clouds.
e.39 Detail from Chisholm’s White Mountain Guide.
e.40 Charcoal sketch of Crystal Falls, by Benjamen Champney (Pinkham Notch).
e.41 Cover, Thomas Starr King’s The White Hills.
e.42 Halftone, “The [Benjamen] Champney Home, North Conway.”
e.43 Halftone, “Interior of [Benjamen Champney's] Studio at North Conway”.
e.44 Halftone portrait, “Benjamin Champney.”
e.45 Advertisement, Free from Hay Fever, from Among The Clouds.
e.46 Photo, long shot of Jackson, New Hampshire.
e.47 Photo, Strawberry Hill coach and team.
e.48 Photo, “The Goodrich’s Falls, Bartlett, N.H.” showing mills and timber.
e.49 Photo, “‘We await your pleasure,’ Fabyans, White Mts, U.S.A.” Fabyan’s Hotel staff.
e.50 Charcoal sketch, “Echo Lake, Franconia Notch,” by Benjamen Champney.
e.51 Sketch, “The White Mountains from North Conway,” by Benjamen Champney.
e.52 Illustration, “The White Mountains–The Ride,” from Harper’s.
e.53 Illustration, “The White Mountains–All Aboard,” from Harper’s.
e.54 Cover, “The Merrimack Valley Route, Concord and Montreal Railroad, Summer Excursions to the Lake and Mountain Resorts of New Hampshire and Canada with Hotel and Boarding House Lists.”
e.55 Map, One of [Frank] Leavitt’s Map(s) of the White Mountains.”
e.56 Detail, Frank Leavitt map.
e.57 Detail, Frank Leavitt map.
e.58 Cut for Carrigan map by Abel Bowen, “Gap of the White Mountains.”
e.59 Detail of White Mountains from Philip Carrigan map of New Hampshire.
e.60 Dinner menu from Fabyan House.
e.61 Illustration, Indian chief, Passaconaway.
e.62 Text, Senate Bill proposing White Mountains National Forest December 14, 1904.
e.63 “Program of the Seventh Annual Meeting Society for Protection of New Hampshire Forests, Wednesday, August 5, 1908.”
e.64 Photo, Greeley House with guests on lawn.
e.65 Photo, Fisherboys on Cole Pond.
e.66 Photo, “Mt. Washington, from the Fabyan House.”
e.67 Photo, White Mountains lumber mill in operation.
e.68 Photo, “Train and Depot, Profile House, Franconia Notch, N.H.”
e.69 Photo, “Marshfield House and Mt. Washington”.
e.70 Photo, Loggers at tent camp.
e.71 Photo, Tourists at Mt. Kearsarge summit house.
e.72 Photo, View on the Saco River, North Conway.
e.73 Photo, “Franconia Mts, N.H.” Philosopher of the Pool and wife.
e.74 Photo, Concord Coach on the road to the White Mountains.
e.75 Photo, Log cabin and fisherman, Franconia Notch.
e.76 Photo, Boat landing with anglers, Franconia Notch.
e.77 Photo, “Philosopher of the Pool,” leaning in boat.
e.78 Photo, Boiling down maple sap.
e.79 Photo, Glen House with trees cut for Carriage Road.
e.80 Photo, Concord Coach dressed for coaching parade.
e.81 Photo, “Oak Hill Coach at Bethlehem, Gala Day, 1888″ dressed for coaching parade.
e.82 Photo, Mt. Adams with White Mountain coach in mid-ground.
e.83 Photo, Trappers and cabin in winter.
e.84 Photo, Hillside Home with guests and staff on porch.
e.85 Photo, Old Peppersass, crew, standing on cog railway.
e.86 Photo, Concord Coach dressed for coaching parade.
e.87 Photo, Concord Coach dressed for coaching parade.
e.88 Photo, Jackson Falls House Coach dressed for coaching parade.
e.89 Photo, Crawford Notch, Crawford House, and train passing through.
e.90 Photo, Working on the railroad cutting through the mountains.
e.91 Photo, “White Mountain Notch, P & O R. R.” Completed tracks running through Crawford Notch.
e.92 Photo, View Number 1 of panorama, Crawford House with guests and ponies.
e.93 Photo, View Number 2 of panorama, Crawford House with guests and ponies.
e.94 Photo, Mount Pleasant House, Fabyans showing hotel, staircase, and Railroad Station.
e.95 Photo, Unidentified cabin in White Mountains.
e.96 Photo, Tourists on Flume boardwalk, boulder in place.
e.97 Photo, Crawford House with wagons and teams.
e.98 Photo, “Cathedral Woods, North Conway”.
e.99 Photo, “Mt. Kearsarge from Saco River, North Conway.”
e.100 Photo, “Making Hay, Franconia Notch, White Mountains,” Haywagon.

BOX 2
e.101 Photo, Farmer Rosebrooks story, after deer hunt.
e.102 Photo, “View from Jefferson, NH” showing hay wagon and family.
e.103 Photo, “Presidential Range from Bretton Woods.”
e.104 Engraving, Willey House with family and Crawford Notch.
e.105 Portion of a map by Jeremy Belknap for Journal of a Tour to the White Mountains 1784.
e.106 Page of Frank “Leavitt’s Poems.”
e.107 Thompson Cottage, North Conway, New Hampshire.
e.108 Engraving, after Bartlett, view from Mt. Washington.
e.109 Engraving after painting by Thomas Cole, White Mountains, N.H.
e.110 Photo, The original Willey House, with child in doorway.
e.111 Photo, “Mt. Pleasant House, Fabyans, NH.”
e.112 Photo, “Kearsarge House, North Conway, NH.”
e.113 Photo, “The first team driven to the summit of Mt. Washington 1861, by J. M. Thompson, Esq.
e.114 Banner from Our Summer Home, tourist paper.
e.115 Title page from Summer Haunts and Winter Retreats newspaper
e.116 Photo, Dining Room, Fabyan House, Companion to No. 49.
e.117 Photo, “Frankenstein Trestle and Train, P & O RR, Crawford Notch White Mountains” Cog Railway.
e.118 Photo, Portrait of Nathaniel Hawthorne.
e.119 Advertisements for Goodnow House and Franconia House, from Among the Clouds.
e.120 Illustrated advertisements for hotels from White Mountain Echo.
e.121 Title page from Secure a Home in New Hampshire, State Publication, 1891.
e.122 Engraving, Mount Washington and the White Hills, after W. H.Bartlett.
e.123 Title page, A Trip From Boston to Littleton, Through the Notch of the White Mountains, 1836 trip through Crawford Notch.
e.124 Photo, “Frankenstein Trestle, Crawford Notch,” Cog Railway.
e.125 Photo, Jacob’s Ladder Trestle on Cog Railway.
e.126 Cover, Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests Addresses at the Dedication of Franconia Notch, September 15, 1928.
e.127 Cut, “The Old Willey House,” from Picturesque New Hampshire.
e.128 Halftone, “[Benjamen Champney's] Studio and Grounds, North Conway.”
e.129 Advertisement for The White Mountain House from Osgood’s White Mountain Guide.
e.130 Photo, Lincoln House, Bethlehem, with cornfield.
e.131 Photo, The original Willey House, table set in foreground.
e.132 Photo, Indians in tent selling souvenirs.
e.133 Photo, “Silver Cascade, Crawford Notch,” with tourists.
e.134 Photo, “Summer Rambles, North Conway, N.H.” view of Saco River.
e.135 Photo, “Mt. Agassiz, Bethlehem, N.H.” with farmhouse and spectators.
e.136 Photo, “Ranlets Hotel, Bethlehem, N.H.”
e.137 Photo, View of the Saco, North Conway.
e.138 Photo, Philosopher of the Pool with tourists in boat.
e.139 Photo, Philosopher of the Pool in boat by Rock Wall.
e.140 Photo, Loggers with Oxen teams, river clogged with logs.
e.141 Photo, Fabyan House with train running through bridge.
e.142 Engraving, Brown’s Lumber Company.
e.143 Photo, Twin Mountain House, coaches and people.
e.144 Photo, Base station, Cog railway, with Concord Coach.
e.145 Photo, Echo Lake House and anglers, Franconia Notch.
e.146 Photo, Echo Lake House with guests in front.
e.147 Photo, Cathedral Ledge, North Conway, tourists and wagons.
e.148 Photo, Unidentified town with Presidential Range in background.
e.149 Photo, “View from Sunset Hill, [North] Conway, N.H.” showing farm and orchard.
e.150 Photo, Tourists on lawn of Kearsarge House.
e.151 Photo, “Willey House, Crawford Notch,” from a distance.
e.152 Photo, “Crystal Cascade.”
e.153 Photo, “Walker’s Falls.”
e.154 Photo, Loggers standing on logs in river with pikes.
e.155 Photo, President U. S. Grant and others on top of Mount Washington.
e.156 Photo, “Diana’s Baths, North Conway, N.H.”
e.157 Photo, Loggers standing on logs in river.
e.158 Photo, Yankee peddler visiting farm.
e.159 Photo, “North Conway and Mote Mountain” from a distance.
e.160 Photo, Haymaking, North Conway, showing bales, wagons, and forks.
e.161 Photo, White Mountain Range from Farmhouse with fenced land.
e.162 Photo, “Pool, Franconia Notch,” with tourists and Merrill’s boat.
e.163 Photo, “Summit of Mt. Washington, 1872,” Construction of the Summit House showing Cog Railway Station.
e.164 Photo, Base Station, and depot, Cog Railway.
e.165 Photo, “Our Christmas Hunt,” showing hunters and deer.
e.166 Photo, The Emerald Pool with artist sketching.
e.167 Photo, “Profile House from Bald Mt.” with artist sketching.
e.168 Photo, Loggers and cabin with housekeeper in doorway.
e.169 Photo, “Boiling [down maple] sap”.
e.170 Photo, Philosopher of the Pool with tourist guests.
e.171 Photo, “Base Station, Mt. Washington” Cog Railway.
e.172 Photo, Cow herd in front of abandoned farm.
e.173 Photo, “Road to Jackson” Wagon with couple on road to mountains.
e.174 Photo, “Log cabin” with woman and children in clearcut.
e.175 Engraving, New Hampshire town with people from Appleton’s Journal.
e.176 Engraving, Portrait of John Greenleaf Whittier, with facsimile signature.
e.177 Illustration, “Lake of the Clouds,” from Heart of the White Mountains.
e.178 Engraving, portrait of Ralph Waldo Emerson, with facsimile signature.
e.179 Photo, “Lancaster House,” Bethlehem.
e.180 Illustration, “Travellers in a Storm, Mount Washington” from Heart of the White Mountains.
e.181 Halftone, Portrait, Thomas Jefferson Coolidge of Amoskeag Mfg. Co..
e.182 Woodcut, “Glen Ellis Falls” from the White Mountain Echo, artist sketching.
e.183 Woodcut, “The Willey House, Crawford Notch,” from the White Mountain Echo.
e.184 Cut of artist and peddler meeting on White Mountain Road.
e.185 “Map of North Conway, Kearsarge, and Intervale,” N.H., from the White Mountain Echo.
e.186 Engraving, Portrait of Nathaniel Hawthorne.
e.187 Full page advertisement for coaching parade, White Mountain Echo.
e.188 Illustration, “The Old Willey House,” from Picturesque New Hampshire.
e.189 Composite photo, showing Old Man in Clearcut forest.
e.190 Illustration, “Maplewood Hotel, Bethlehem, N.H.” from Picturesque New Hampshire.
e.191 Illustration, Harvest scene in New Hampshire, after W. H. Bartlett.
e.192 Illustration, “Emerald Pool,” with artist sketching.
e.193 Advertisement for Dr. Copp’s White Mountain Anti-Bilious Bitters from Among the Clouds.
e.194 Several advertisements from the White Mountain Echo.
e.195 Title page, from The Boa Constrictor of the White Mountains, or the Worst “Trust” in the World.
e.196 “Bird’s Eye View of the White Mountains, New Hampshire”.
e.197 Photogravure, “The Old Willey House”.
e.198 Cover for menu, Fabyan House.
e.199 Illustration, Profile Mountain, Franconia Notch, N.H..
e.200 Illustration, “Franconia Notch,” Pastoral view.
e.201 Illustration, “The Path [through] Tuckerman’s Ravine,” from Heart of the White Mountains.
e.202 Engraving, Portrait of Rev. Jeremy Belknap of Dover, N.H.,historian.
e.203 Photo, “Goodrich Falls, Bartlett, N.H.,” frozen over, from American Scenery stereograph.
e.204 Photo, “Summer Rambles” in North Conway, from American Scenery,stereograph.
e.205 Photo, “Mt. Kearsarge from Meadows, North Conway, N.H.” from American Scenery stereograph.
e.206 Photo, “Steamboat landing and Center Harbor, N.H.” from American Scenery, stereograph.
e.207 Photo, “Mt. Kearsarge from the Meadows, North Conway, N.H.” (showing hotel), from American Scenery, stereograph.
e.208 Photo, “Frankenstein Trestle and Train, P & O RR, White Mountain Notch, N.H.” Cog Railway, from American Scenery, stereograph.
e.209 Photo, “Carter’s Notch, from Jackson, N.H.” from American Scenery, stereograph.
e.210 Photo, “Silver Forest, Mt. Washington, N.H.” halfway up Mt. Washington, from stereograph American Scenery.
e.211 Photo, “Willey Brook Bridge & Mt. Willard, P & O RR White Mountain Notch” from stereograph, American Scenery.
e.212 Photo, “Mt. Washington from Twin River Farm” from stereograph American Scenery.”
e.213 Composite of contact proofs…New Hampshire Historical Society for White Mountains film.
e.214 The Balsams, c. 1925. Francis Wagner Collection.
e.215 The Balsams.
e.216 Cathedral Ledge, c. 1925. Francis Wagner Collection.
e.217 Chocorua, c. 1925. Francis Wagner Collection.
e.218 Diana’s Bath, c. 1925. Francis Wagner Collection.
e.219 Diana’s Bath, c. 1925. Francis Wagner Collection.
e.220 Dixville Notch, c. 1925. Francis Wagner Collection.”
e.221 Dixville Notch.
e.222 Mount Washington Hotel, Bretton Woods.
e.223 White Horse, c. 1925. Francis Wagner Collection.
e.224 Wagner Collection, c. 1925. [logging].
e.225 Wagner Collection, c. 1925. [large tree near road].
e.226 Wagner Collection, c. 1925. [field, stone wall, woods].
e.227 Wagner Collection, c. 1925. [river, bordered by trees].
e.228 [Lake, with bridge far in background].
e.229 [Lake, with tree in foreground].
e.230 [Lake, with trees, and camp, in foreground].
e.231 [Paved road, with house and telephone poles].
e.232 [Houses with lots of trees and shrubbery around them].
e.233 [House near road].
e.234 [Woods, lumber?, water?].
e.235 [Woods, wooden bridge].
e.236 [Woman sitting on porch railing, 1920s].
e.237 [Scenic panorama].
e.238 [Scenic panorama, same as above].
e.239 [Scenic panorama, same as above].
e.240 [Scenic panorama, same as above].
e.241 [Field near woods].
e.242 [View from high point].

II. Prints

BOX 3
There are prints of the negatives, as follows:
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 49 54 56 57 59 60 62 63 64 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 75 76 77 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 90 91 92 102 104 106 107 120 127 151 158 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 172 173 174 175 176 178 179 180 182 183 184 186 189 191 192 193 195 196 197 198 200 201

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