Category:	Natural Resources
		Subject:	White Mountains
		Code:	1435
		Item Type	Description
		Article - 1	Report on resurveying the Presidentials
		Article - 1	Article in "Mountain Ear" August 11, 1978 of report by early scientists
		Magazine - 1	Yankee Magazine - February 1995. Article by Nicholas Howe on danger and deaths on Mt. Washington
		Document - 2	Mt. Washington chronology to 1984
		Book - 3	Collection of White Mountains souvenir books
		Book - 4	Appalachia Magazine - December 1946. Article by John Olsen on construction of The Daniel Pinkham Road from Jackson (then called Adams) to Randolph (then called Durand). This road is now called The Dolly Copp Road.
		Book - 4	Refer to December 1946 issue of Appalachia Magazine (above). Article states that the name"Pinkham Notch" seems to have come into use in about 1851. Before that the lands through Pinkham Notch were known as "Pinkham Woods". A still earlier name was "Eastern Pass".
		Document - 5	Document titled "Eras of White Mountain Social History" with excerpts from "Chronicles of the White Mountains" by Frederick W. Kilbourne - Houghton Mifflin Co.
		Book - Shelf	"Indian Legends of the White Mountains" 1915 - by J.S. English. Presentation copy signed by the author. Contains an enchanting "love story" legend about Jackson. (Donated by Anne Buchi)
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