The Moosilauke History Series
Book Listing (2022)
- A Mix of Years; William S. Morse; Moose Country Press (1998); ISBN 0-9642213-5-7.
- The Moosilaukee Reader (Vol. I); Robert W. Averill; Moose Country Press (1999); ISBN 096422137-3.
- The Moosilaukee Reader (Vol. 2); Robert W. Averill; Moose Country Press (1999); ISBN 096422138-1.
- Up Moosilauke, 1799-1999; Jack Noon (short stories); Moose Country Press (2000); ISBN 01-893863-00-X.
- In Search of Amos Clough; Robert W. Averill; Limited & Privately Printed Edition (2019); ISBN 978-1-893863-04-0.
- Daniel Clement’s Moosilauke Journal — 1879; Robert W. Averill, editor; Limited & Privately Printed Edition (2020); ISBN 978-1-893863-05-7.
- Mt. Moosilauke Tip Top News — 1880–1916; Robert W. Averill; Limited & Privately Printed Edition (2021); ISBN 978-1-893863-06-4.
- The Moosilaukee Reader (Vol. 3): Moosilauke ! — Along the Trail with the Pemi Kid; Robert W. Averill; Limited & Privately Printed Edition (2022); ISBN 979-8-218-02497-0.
- Rambles Through New Hampshire — Early and Late; Jack Noon; Moose Country Press (2022); ISBN 978-1-732518-03-2.
- A Country Life; William S. Morse; Moose Country Press (1995); ISBN 0-9642213-1-4.
- The Moosilaukee Reader (Vol. 4); Robert W. Averill; Limited & Privately Printed Edition (Coming in 2023).
To order any Moosilauke book, contact rwaverill@gmail.com with your preferred shipping address and the book you wish to receive.
Orders payable by check to Robert W. Averill, 73 Zerah Fiske Road, Shelburne Falls, MA 01370
If you have a fondness for Mt. Moosilauke and the region around it, you love its old buildings and stone walls, and you feel a kinship with the people who populated the place 100 years ago, you’re going to feel like you’ve come home when you read Bob Averill’s most recent book, Mt. Moosilauke Tip Top News, 1880-1916. Assembling this book clearly has been a labor of love for Bob. He has been collecting the material in it for many years, and I think a big part of his motivation has been a desire to make sure that some relics of considerable historical value are made accessible, and are not lost.