Unsafe cannonades almost end in tragedy for guests at the Profile House…
Tag Archives: white mountains
Swett 10: Snow-balling in June
1865: The restorative powers of the White Mountains during the closing months of the Civil War…
Swett 8: The Old Man of the Mountain
1865: Swett gets his first glimpse of a rocky NH icon …
Swett 7: Signs & Gestures
1865: Guests mix and meet in the Profile House dining room …
Swett 6: Profile House
1865: Swett approaches his destination …
ADVENTURES of a DEAF-MUTE… (Cover & Intro Links)
Let’s kick off this series with a pin-up image of Mr. Swett in the Flume…
Swett 1: Adventures of a Deaf-Mute in the White Mountains
1865: Deaf-mute Henniker native William B. Swett begins his journey to the White Mountains…
“God almighty has hung out a sign…”
Daniel Webster‘s orating again… or IS he?!?!
Darby Field Climbs Mount Washington (1642)
Two Indian guides lead the first European expedition to the top of the White Mountains…
“Walk to Camp” by Becky Rule (Guest Post)
NH storyteller Becky Rule adds some quick cartoons to her tale of a fashionable bear encounter: (Drawn & told at the Weeks Act Centennial festivals, 2011)
