Chapters
Early Days
- 1First Residents — William Little, Colin G. Calloway
- 2Vox in Deserto — John Ledyard, Charles Jesse Stuart — Tom Falcon, Robert S. Monahan
- 3Around the Towns and the Railroads — William F. Whitcher and others
- 4The Merrills of Mt. Moosilauke — William Little, Marjorie S. Davis
- 5Mountain Houses — J. Hartness Beardsley, Kris Pastoriza
- 6Wyatt and Williams Revisited — The Day Book of Jeremiah Smith Jewett — Brenda M. Polidoro
- 7The Dartmouth Mountaineers — Part One — J.J. Willard
- 8Early Moosilauke Trips — The Day Book of Jeremiah Smith Jewett — Brenda M. Polidoro
- 9William Little — Robert W. Averill
- 10The Dartmouth Mountaineers — Part Two — J.J. Willard
- 11Dartmouth in the 1870s — Edwin J. Bartlett
Finding the Way
Elihu T. Quimby and the 1873 U.S. Coastal Survey
- 12The Triangulation of New Hampshire — Part One
- 13The Triangulation of New Hampshire — Part Two
- 14The Triangulation of New Hampshire — Part Three — Robert W. Averill, Kris Pastoriza
- 15Sun Telegraphing — Hiram A. Hitchcock
- 16Moosilauke Summit — Barns, Cabins — Robert W. Averill, Kris Pastoriza
- 17Morey’s Last Message — Robert W. Averill, Fred Bickford, Kris Pastoriza
Two Eyes Are Better Than One
- 18Stereoviewing 101 — Robert W. Averill
Modern Times
- 19Early Autos on Moosilauke and the 1927 Flood
- 20Deeded At Last — Edward Knowlton Woodworth, William S. Morse
- 21Dick Sanders – A Kid from Minnesota — Richard M. Sanders, Robert B. Sanders
- 22Mountain Verses
Long lines of light against the trembling gray
Slow flushed with red; above, more faint and few
The billowy clouds: beneath, in waves of blue
That rose and fell, dark ranges stretched away
Where in broad mists vale, lake and river lay,
Dim thro’ the dawn. Outlined to clearer view,
As mount from mount his lofty head withdrew,
A hundred peaks turned patient toward the day.
O’er the steep hight of Carrigain at last
Rose the red disc and touched the mists to gold.
Kinsman’s smooth slope and rifted Lafayette
Still lay in purple bathed, till higher yet
Thro’ golden clouds the glorious sun uprolled
And o’er the world the glow of daylight cast.