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I L ◊ I ◊ F ◊ E I INDEX VOLUMESI-XV 1970-1984

COMPILED BYNEIL SURPRENANT

ADIRONDACK LIFE P.O. BOX 97 JAY, 12941 INDEX VOLUMESI-XV 1970-1984

COMPILEDBY NEIL SURPRENANT

ADIRONDACKLIFE P.O. BOX 97 JAY,NEW YORK 12941 INTRODUCTION

his index has been compiledin the hope that it will supplyone more resourcefor thosepeople T lookingfor infor mat ion about the Adirondack regionof New York State. The form and basicsubject headingshave been borrowedfrom the premierref er­ ence work on the region, the ADIRONDACK BIBLIOG­ RAPHY by Dorothy Plum ( Lake, N.Y., The Adirondackmuseum, 1973). Where needed,ad­ ditionalsubject headings have comefrom SEARS LIST OF SUBJECTHEADINGS, 11th Edition (New York, H. W. Wilson, 1977) and the card catalogueof the FrankL. Cubley Library,Paul Smith's College. The creditfor getting this index startedgoes to the studentsof Paul Smith's College.The referenceques­ tions they askedabout, the politics,history, recrea­ tionalpossibilities and a myriadof otherAdirondack relatedtopics made it necessaryto developa systematic approachfor gettinginformation out of ADIRONDACK LIFE magazine. How to use this index: Every article Example:If your subject is acid rain, in Adirondack Life magazine has you first look up acid rain in the sub­ been given its own number. These ject list. The number following the are the numbers following the sub­ listing "Acid rain" refers to article ject and author entries. They refer number 390. When you find article you to the issue and page where the 390 in the front section of the book, article you need can be found. you will find "The acid rains" by Tom Butler p. 26-29, March-April, 1977. SECTION 1

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Vol. I No. 1 - Winter 1970 l. Everyone can ski X-C by Caldwell,John p. 4-7 + 2. Measuring the mountains by Colvin, Verplanck p. 8-9+ 3. They started a store by Byrne, Peggyp. 10-12 4. Urgent news from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal, Harry p. 12 5. Ice fishing by Douglass,Scott p. 16-17 + 6. Sam sets sail by Stoddard,S. R. p. 18 7. Lake George described by Jefferson, Thomas p. 19 8. Two discover the Adirondacks by White, Ruth p. 20+ 9. Adirondack ski areas photographed by Dean, Richard p. 22-23 10. Winter mountaineering by McNabb, Hamish p. 24-27 + 11. Her North Country Napoleon p. 30-31 12. Frederick Remington p. 32-37 13. Big tickets in small towns p. 38-41 + 14. Letters from Saranac Lake by Stevenson, Margaret p. 42-43 15. Birding below zero by Carleton, Geoffrey p. 44-46 16. Hoarfrost and rime by Falconer,Ray p. 44-46 17. Colvin on ice by Colvin, Verplanckp. 54 +

Vol. I No. 2 - Spring 1970 18. Bedford glass by Byrne, Peggyp. 4-5 + 19. Litchfield Park by Scott, John Stock p. 6-11 + 20. Mayflies by Walton, Izaak p. 12-13 21. Adirondack-made rifles by Swinney, H.J. p. 14-15 + 22. Sky-Life Flying Camp by McNabb, Hamish p. 16-17 23. Early work of Rockwell Kent by Byrne, Peggy p. 18-23 + 24. White water wilderness by Smith, Clyde p. 24-27 + 25. Two men and a girl by Douglass,Scott p. 30-31 26. Search for alpine flowers by Smith, Clyde p. 32-33 + 27. Ben Franklin's mission by McNabb, Hamish p. 34-35 28. Sugaring in the 1880's p. 36 29. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal, Harry p. 37 30. Black boxes replace mountain-top reflectors by Colvin, Verplanckp. 38-40 31. Lenticular Clouds by Falconer,Ray p. 49 32. Noah Rondeau book review p. 52 33. Adirondacks in 1870 by Colvin, Verplanckp. 54 TITLES

Vol. I No. 3 - Summer 1970 Vol. II No. 1 - Winter 1971 34. In the Thousand Islands by McNabb, Hamish 69. Designed in flight by Smith, Clyde p. 4- 7 p. 4-7+ · 70. Making movies in the '20's by Engelhart,Carl 35. Letters from Frederick Remington p. 8-11 p. 8-13 36. The flood of 1963 by McNabb, Hamish p. 12-13 71. Hand woven by Holland by Byrne, Peggyp. 14-17 37. The Studio by Byrne, Peggyp. 14-18 72. Daniel Bigelow, artist by O'Brien, Pegg) p. 1 -21 38. AuSable's 100th year p. 19-21 '13. Photos by Clyde Smith by Riggs,Harrier p. 22 39. Horatio Nelson jumped ship by Milholland,John 74. October to April ... ice by Douglass,Scace p. 23-_5 p. 22-23 75. Survival Drama etched in snow from Harper's 40. 46'ers climb and climb by Healy, Trudy p. 24-27 Magazine p. 26-2 7 41.· A railroad to the rescue by Masters, Bob p. 30-31 76. Ice climbing by Smith, Clyde p. 30-33 42. Ruth Rumney paints by Hogarth, Philomenap. 32-35 77. How education came to Potsdam by Little, Dee 43. Must the Air Force pollute the air? p. 36 p. 34-35 44. Measuring the mountains p. 27-29 78. Tube flies by Walton, Izaak Jr. p. 36-3 7 45. New at the Adirondack Museum p. 40 79. Winter fauna on Marcy by Colvin, Verplanck 46. Museum of racing p. 41 p. 38-39 47. Forty-Four fatiguing miles by Buck, Redd p. 42 80. Ski pioneering at Old Forge by Zahn, John W p. 40 48. To preserve and restore by Douglass,Scott p. 43 81. Only woman bobsled driver by Hogarth, Philomena 49. Lean-to living by Douglass,Scott p. 46-49 p. 42-43 50. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal, 82. National Christmas trees p. 44-45 Harry p. 52 83. Inez Milholland, Women's movement leader by Hall, Robert F. p. 46-49 Vol. I No. 4 - Fall 1970 84. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal, 51. What makes foliage change color? by Falconer, Harry p. 52 Ray p. 4 85. A country doctor reads, writes, and explores by 52. When hounding deer was legal by McNabb, Hamish Byrne, Peggyp. 52 p. 5-9 86. Ta-ha-wus turkey stuffing p. 53 53. Crafting tomorrows heirlooms by Hogarth, Philomena 87. Lake-effect snowstorm (1796) p. 52 p. 10-13 54. Artist Jossey Bilan by Byrne, Peggyp. 14-17 Vol. II No. 2 - Spring 1971 55. Frederika reprimands General Burgoyne by Douglass, 88. Robert Plumb's memorable moods by Byrne, Peggy Scott p. 18-19 p. 4-7 56. Eighty-eight year old blacksmith by Martin, Arthur 89. Sigmund Freud in Keene Valley p. 8-9 p. 20-23 90. Adirondack guide-boats by Crossette, George 57. The Adirondack apple? by Masters, Bob p. 24-25 p. 10-13 58. Tornado strikes the Adirondacks by Ludlum, David 91. Ginseng root for the Orient by Hogarth, Philomena M. p. 26-27 p. 14-17 59. Rediscovered in Chestertown by Fish, Caroline 92. The night the ice broke by Wardenberg,Martha p. 30-31 + p. 18-20 60. Book End, shop supreme by Buck, Redd p. 32-35 93. Rafting lumber on the St. Lawrence by Blankman, 61. Muzzle loading champion by Douglass,Scott EdwardJ. p. 22-23 p. 37-39 94. Candlemaking by Douglass,Scott p. 24-25 62. Gone from the Champlain flyway by McNabb, 95. Flowers by Scott, Mary p. 26-28 Hamish p. 40-41 96. Sugaring when the sap runs p. 30-33 63. Still milling grain by water power p. 46 97. White Water Derby by Smith, Nan p. 34-39 64. Commissioner Diamond speaks p. 47 98. The future of the by Paine, Peter 65. The Owl pen, remote treasure trove by Mellon, S., Jr. p. 40-43 Robert p. 48-51 99. Edna West Teall's book p. 44 66. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal, 100. Whiteface weather watchers by Keller,George Harry p. 52 p. 45-47 67. Colvin reports p. 54 101. New Skete by Melian, Robert p. 48-51 68. Venison Saute Oswegatchie by Denton, Jack p. 53 102. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal,Harry p.52

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103. Moose p. 52 140. Rogers' Rangers Run by Arnold, Peterp. 30-31 104. Brook trout three ways p. 53 141. Freedom in the wilds by Weston, Harold p. 32-35 -142. Adirondack profiles-Mt. Marcy p. 36-37 Vol. II No. 3 - Summer 1971 143. Igloo by Smith, Clyde p. 38-39 105. Seeds for golden fields by Bencler,Ray p. 4-7 144. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal, 106. Summering by Rossback,Mabel L. p. 8-12 Harry p. 43 107. Climbing after 35 by Moore, Sanclrap. 14-17 145. Nessmuk by Lyon, Robert L. p. 46-48 108. Motor camping in 1924 from Motor Camper and 146. Mountain maestro of Hudson Falls by Mellon, Robert Tourist Magazine p. 18-22 p. 49-52 109. Reincarnation on Lake George p. 23 147. Blue Mountain Lake-Poem by Cutting, Edith p. 53 110. Pat Reynolds by Byrne, Peggyp. 24-27 111. Fourth of July at Ti; photos by Gates, Albert Vol. III No. 2 - Spring 1972 p. 28-29 148. North Country beacon by Nash, John W. p. 4-8 112. Adirondack detour by Biondi, Mary p. 30-31 149. Noah LaCasse by Taylor,Dorothy p. 9-11 113. Hobby Horse by McCamic, Betsy p. 32-35 150. Adirondack fancies by Cameron, Kenneth M. 114. Durand in the Adirondacks by O'Brien, Peggy p. 12-17 p. 36-39 151. The cannon makers by Cubbins, Robert F p. 18-20 115. Astonishing Henry Debosnys p. 40-43 152. North Country jestor by Rue, LeonardLee III 116. Lake Placid summer theatre p. 46-4 7 p. 22-23 117. "I'll find you" by Hogarth, Philomenap. 48-51 153. The Hudson, continued by Buck, Redd p. 24-27 118. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal, 154. Voices from the sky by Smith, Clyde p. 28-33 Harry p. 52 155. Canachagala and the by LaBastille,Anne 119. Notes on weather by Falconer,Ray p. 52 p. 34-35 156. Adirondack profile-Falls at Avalanche Pass Vol. II No. 4 - Fall 1971 p. 36-37 - 120. Whitetail by Greenleaf Chase, Photos by Rue, 157. Alexander Wyant by O'Brien, Peggyp. 38-41 Leonard Lee III p. 4- 7 158. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal, 121. "I cured there" by Patterson,Gwynneth p. 8-12 Harry p. 43 122. The art of batik by Mellon, Robert p. 13-16 159. Lumberjack, lumberjack p. 44-46 123. Reclaim, restore, restock by Roden, Bill p. 17-20 160. The Philosophers camp by Duquette, John]. 124. The mink man by Rowe, Wayne E. p. 22-23 p. 47-52 125. Adirondack spectacular by Walker, PhillipC. p. 24-27 Vol. III No. 3 - Summer 1972 126. Forest femme fatale by Hawkins, George]. p. 30-31 161. Airborne Jack of trades by Mellon, Robert p. 4-7 127. The Commission ... the Agency by Jones, Robert 162. John Brown in the Adirondacks by Cotter, Edwin C. p. 34-35 N., Jr.p. 8-12 128. Arto Monaco and the company he keeps by Byrne, 163. The Adirondack Museum by LaBastille,Anne Peggyp. 36-39 p. 13-17 129. Adirondack profiles- p. 40-41 164. Man of the year by Byrne, Peggyp. 18-19 130. Orra Phelps, M.D. by MacMaster,Frederick p. 42-43 165. The pride of Wanakena by Coufal, James W. 131. Neither rain nor sleet nor rate increase by Peterson, p. 20-24 John M. C. p. 46-4 7 166. Running at Saratoga by Banwit, Willard R. p. 25-29 132. Wonders of Adironda by Dean, Leon W. p. 48-50 167. Four footed forty-sixer by Ward, PeterA. p. 30-31 168. The unchallenged Idem by Trevor,John B., Jr. Vol. III No. 1 - Winter 1972 p. 32-35 133. Here comes zero by Buck, Redd p. 4-7 169. Year without a summer by MacKenzie, Mary 134. Home of the hickories by MacKenzie,Mary p. 8-11 p. 41-43 135. F.I.S.U. by Viscome, Laura p. 12-13 170. Meadowmount, a musical experience by Mathewson, 136. Earthquake! by Merkel, Robert p. 14-17 Franklinp. 44-4 7 137. The widening circle by Byrne, Peggyp. 18-20 171. Adirondack profile-Lake Maria Louise p. 52-53 138. Inside Verplanck p. 22-23 172. Henry Martin: mighty hunter of the Saranacs: 139. The guide by LaBastille,Anne p. 26-27 poem by Moore, RogerL. p. 54

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173. Eyesore of the month p. 55 209. News from Pea Soup Lake p. 58 174. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal, no.Fiddleheads p. 61 Harry p. 60 175. Harold Weston-obituary. p. 62 Vol. IV No. 3 - Summer 1973 211. Still steaming by Gordon, Robert p. 4- Vol. III No. 4 - Fall 1972 212. Mystery at Bog River Falls by MacKen:;:ie,~for) 176. Deadly to delicious by Peck, Paul H. p. 4-8 • p. 9-11 + 177. Mounted patrol by O'Brien, Kathryn E. p. 9-11 213. Of rivers and men by Sullivan, Fredp. 12-15- 178. Waves, thermals and the High Peaks by Mellon, 214. The Adirondack Bagpipe Band by Cubbins, Robert E Robert p. 12-17 p. 16-19 179. Mountain toy makers by O'Connor, Eugenep. 18-23 215. Savage ghosts by Cameron, Kenneth M. p. 20-21-:-- 180. The upland game by Cubbins, Robert F p. 24-27 + 216. Guideboats tradition by Lemon, Peterp. 22-27 181. Fire on the hearth by Fick, Alvin S. p. 34-35 21 7. Coronation of a monarch by Wilson, Kenneth A. 182. Canoeing through time: the Eckford Chain by p. 36-39 LaBastille,Anne p. 36-43 218. Adirondack profile-The Opalescent p. 40-41 183. The Agency: a review by Jones, Robert C. p. 44-4 7 219. , revisited by LaBastille, 184. Adirondack profile-Grass River Valley p. 48-51 Anne p. 46 185. Notes p. 54-59 220. Jumping in July? p. 52-53 186. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal, 221. Notes p. 54-55, 62 Harry p. 59 Vol. IV No. 4 - Fall 1973 Vol. IV No. 1 - Winter 1973 222. The eyes of Francis Bayle by Mellon, Robert p. 4-8 187. Foxes in the woodpile by Byrne, Peggyp. 4-9 223. Banjo man by Bruchac,Joseph III p. 9-12 188. Holiday Greetings from Reverend Murray by Roden, 224. Salvation for the Adirondacks? p. 13-15 + Bill p. 10-12 225. This is McIntosh country by Jones, Alice p. 16-19 189. Life on the summit by Buck, Redd p. 13-17 226. Workhorse of the woods by Bufo, Anthony p. 20-24 190. Adirondack primer by Crossette, Georgep. 18-23 227. After the wild bee by Gates, Albert p. 25-27 191. Bottles, bottles, everywhere by Waddy, George 228. On the line at Ti by Champagne,Ethel S. p. 34-39 p. 24-27 229. R.l.P. the Adirondack Moose by Terrie, PhilipG., Jr. 192. Ski vs. Shoe: the great debate by Smith, Clyde p.40-45 p. 28-31 230. Adirondack profile-Dunham Bay p. 49-53 193. The casino by O'Connor Eugene p. 38-45 231. Notesp. 54-56 194. Adirondack profile-Algonquin p. 48-49 195. The future of the whitetail by Kellogg,Collins Vol. V No. 1 - Winter 1974 p. 50-54 232. Jacques Suzanne by Gordon, Terry James p. 4-9 196. Comments p. 55 233. Gospel truth by Fosburgh,Hugh p. 10-11 197. News from Pea Soup Lake by MacDougal,Harry p. 62 234. Faster than the wind by Mellon, Robert H. p. 12-17 235. The panther ... still roaming? by McKay, Alex Vol. IV No. 2 - Spring 1973 p. 18-21 + 198. Leather artisans by Buck, Redd p. 4-8 236. Last of the logging camps by Robbins, StephenA. 199. Going heavy in the great North Woods by Cameron, p. 22-27 Kenneth M. p. 9-11 + 237. Shooting through the snow p. 28-31 200. Discovering the Hyde by Mellon, RobertH. p. 12-19 238. Man in the wilderness: photographic essay p. 32-37 201. When the bullwheel turned by Meyers, Ray Dean 239. King of Chimney Mountain by O'Connor, Eugene p. 20-23 p. 38-41 202. Homer Dodge by Smith, Nan p. 24-27 + 240. Remington's first by Blankman, Edward]. p. 42-43 203. Budding out by Brown, John]., Jr. p. 28-29 241. Adirondack Profile- p. 48-49 204. The Adirondack Arms Company by Peck, Paul H. 242. The Long Lake 100 by Lemon, Peterp. 50-53 p. 30-31 + 243. Notes p. 54-57 205. Eulogy to the rails by Gates, Albert p. 40-43 206. Adirondack night sky by Schroll,Ronald L. p. 48-51 Vol. V No. 2 - Spring 1974 207. Adirondack Profile-Cascade Mountain p. 52-53 244. Maple Syrup the modern way by LaBastille, 208. Notes p. 54-55 Anne p. 4-9

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245. Unsung mountain hero by Bearse, Ray p. 10-11 + A p. 4-7 246. The Adirondacks are in New York ... by Stewart, 269. The Mountain Echo Theatre by Gilborn, Alice Ben p. 12-14 . p. 8-12+ 247. The D & H by Mohr, William p. 15-20 270. Travels to college by Goff, John C. p. 13-14 248. The Northern Logger by Fowler,George p. 21-24 271. Adirondack notebook p. 15-16 249. The loon by Taylor,Kipp. 30-37 + 272. Ten speeds forward by Mellon, Robert H. p. 17-21 250. Mrs. Puffer's wren house by Gates, Albert p. 38-39 H3. The town that Dolge built by Franz, Eleanor

251. The great blue heron by Bielejec,Edward H. p. 22-27 p. 40-41 274. Adirondack profile- p. 28-29 252. The goshawk by Matroy, Paul p. 42-43 275. Larry Older, mountain minstrel by Bruchas,Joseph 253. Adirondack profile-Waterfalls p. 49-53 III p. 30-31 254. Notes p. 54-57 276. One man's Adirondacks, photography by Wilson, Kenneth A p. 32-37 Vol. V No. 3 - Summer 1974 277. Remember the C.C.C. by Potter, Barrett G. 255. Lake George Opera Festival by Mellon, Robert H. p. 38-39+ p. 4-9 278. Hot air heaven by Mellon, Robert H. p. 40-47 256. The black fly by LaBastille,Anne p. 10-12 + 279. Griffin, where are you? by Williams, Donald R. 257. Adirondack notebook p. 13-14 p. 48-52 258. Wilderness Workshop by Fairbanks,Jonathan 280. Those strange Northern Lights by Wolf, Doug p. 17-24 p. 53-55 259. Shipwreck in the mountains by Searl, Edward]. p. 25-28 Vol. VI No. 1 - Winter 1975 260. Discovery: the Southern Adir9ndacks by Patterson, 281. Charley's back yard by Wilson, Kenneth A. p. 4-8 Barbarap. 29-31 + 282. The Mrs. Ferd and the Loon Lake House by 261. Adirondack mailboats by LaBastille,Anne p. 39-39 DeSormo, Maitland p. 9-12 + 262. Lizards they ain't by Lubeck, RobertA. p. 40-41 283. Adirondack notebook p. 15-16 263. The gypsy moth by Henley, Thomas A. p. 42-51 284. Blacky's back in town by LaBastille,Anne 264. Adirondack profile-Dome Island p. 53-55 p. 17-19+ 265. Firetowers forever p. 56-58 + 285. Genius with gems by Mellon, Robert H. p. 20-24 266. The educational aspect of the fire tower by Smith, 286. Guide talk by Blankman, EdwardJ. p. 25-27 + Clyde H. p. 58 287. Here come the redpolls by Peterson, John M.C. 267. The men on the mountain by Cheetham, Pegp. 59 p. 28-30 288. Across the Adirondacks on skis by Smith, Clyde H. Vol. V No. 4 - Fall 1974 p. 31-35 268. Return to Rondeau's hermitage by Wilson, Kenneth 289. One man's Adirondad.s; photography by Smith, TITLES

Clyde H. p. 36-41 320. Taking to the woods by Atwill, LionelA. p. 18-19 290. Patchwork squared by Gilborn, Alice p. 42-45 321. A winning place to train by Saltford, Herb p. 20-24 291. "But now, please God ... " by Haas, Robert C. 322. Villa Marie Antoinette by O'Brien, Kathryn E. p. 56-60 p. 25-31 323. The village vanished by O'Connor, Eugene Vol. VI No. 2 - Spring 1975 p. 32-33 + 292. Notes from underground by Mellon, Robert H. 324. Hoarfrost, falls icing by Wilson, Kenneth A. p. 4-8 • p. 34-36 293. The Club by Cameron, Kenneth M. 325. Whitewater on the Moose by McCamic, Betsy p. 9-12 + p. 49-52 294. Adirondack notebook p. 13-14 326. Adirondack notebook p. 62-63 295. John Burroughs in the Adirondacks by Wilson, Kenneth A. p. 15-19 Vol. VII No. 1 - Winter 1976 296. Moses Harris, patriot and spy by O'Brien, Kathryn 327. Merry Christmas by White, William C. p. 4-5 E. p. 20-23 328. Mr. Alfred p. 6-10 297. Second chance for the Adirondack Division? by 329. Salvation for Sagamore p. 11-13 Robbins, StephenA. p. 24-29 330. Birds in winter by Serrao,John p. 14-17 + 298. One man's Adirondacks; photography by Gates, 331. The Battle of Valcour by Haas, RobertC. p. 18-19 + Albert p. 30-35 332. "Hail to the Chief" by Blankman, Edward]. 299. Tales of a tottering tabloid by Tierney, Jack p. 20-24+ p. 36-37 + 333. Speculator on ice by Saltford, Herb p. 25-28 300. Song of Spring by Lubeck, RobertA. p. 38-41 334. A cabin for many foresters by Kraus, Jim p. 37-41 301. Adirondack pincushion by Kookogey,Adele p. 42-47 335. The mill that won't shut down by Moffat, GeorgeJ. 302. Tuttle's deadly devil bug by Buck, Redd p. 50-53 p. 50-54

Vol. VI No. 3 - Summer 1975 Vol. VII No. 2 - Spring 1976 303. Busy as a . . . by LaBastille,Anne p. 4-7 + 336. In search of the Adirondack ruby by Miller, Erwin 304. Ray Fadden: sachem of Onchiota by Clyne, Patricia H. p. 4-8+ E. p. 8-12 33 7. Man of the Adirondacks: Fred Bums by Crossette, 305. Adirondack notebook p. 13 Georgep. 9-11 306. Barque of pine knots by Williams, Donald R. 338. The Battle of Yalcour by Haas, Robert p. 12-13 + p. 14-15 339. Sacandaga: Coney Island of the North by Thompson, 307. Adirondack profile-West Branch of the Sacandaga Adele S. p. 14-17 by McMartin, Barbarap. 16-17 340. Adirondack notebook p. 18-19 308. Tuscarora, Queen of the Adirondacks by Crossette, 341. Woodswoman by LaBastille,Anne p. 20-21 + Georgep. 18-23 342. The fungus among us by Lubeck, RobertA. p. 22-25 309. The Ridge Runners by Herwig, Doris p. 24-27 343. The discouraged chicken by White, William C. 310. Indian pipes by Doeffinger,Carol p. 28-29 p. 26-27 311. Recipe for excitement by Mellon, Robert H p. 30-35 344. Cell Science Center by Dean, Irv p. 28-31 312. A North Country essay; photographs by Stephen 345. The Adirondacks by Smith, Clyde H. p. 32-40 Sumner, by Riordan,John C. p. 36-43 346. Buried treasures of the Adirondacks by Moffat, 313. Martha Reben: wilderness lady by Roseberry,Charles George]. p. 42-48 R. p. 50-56 347. The owl doctor by Herwig, Doris p. 50-52 314. Escape through the Adirondacks by Brigg, CharlesB. 348. Tiny the saw-whet by Munoff, Joe p. 53 p. 57-60 349. Maple Crunch ice cream p. 68 315. Camp cookery p. 68 Vol. VII No. 3 - Summer 1976 Vol. VI No. 4- Fall 1975 350. Riding high at Lake Placid by Gilborn, Alice p. 4-7 316. Huntington Forest by Lemon, Peterp. 4-8 + 351. The saga of Sam Pasco by O'Brien, Kathryn E. 317. 43 misconceptions about the APA by Beamish, p. 8-11 Richardp. 9-11 + 352. High peaks and herd paths by Bruchac,Joseph 318. The security of sleep by Kookogey,Adele p. 12-15 + p. 12-13 + 319. "This army must not retreat" by Haas, Robert C. 353. Unloveable neighbors p. 14-15 p. 16-17 + 354. Wilderness survival by Burdick, Neal p. 16-18 +

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355. Mosquitoes by Davidson,James 'X". p. 19-21 + 390. The acid rains by Butler, Tom p. 26-29 356. Maps and how to read them by Eiser,Carl H., Jr. 391. Backyard sugaring by Jones, Alice L. p. 30-32 + p. 22-25 · 392. A Special world by Fischer,Richard B. p. 33-39 357. Under Adirondack water by Powles,Ronald 393. Fishing the reclaimed ponds by Moran, John]. p. 26-28+ p. 40-43 358. Gallery: Lionel "Tony" Atw i II p. 29-35 394. Letter from Albany by Nichols, Rosemaryp. 54-58 359. Oswego tea by Sculley, FrancisX. p. 36-37 395. A serendipiter's daybook: the British soldier by 360. Discovering the Adirondacks by Walton, Diane F • Carman, BernardR. p. 59 p. 50-53 396. A. T. by Belin, Julian A. p. 60-62 397. Adirondack notebook p. 66-67 Vol. VII No. 4 - Fall 1976 361. Adirondack wine by Figiel,Richard p. 4-6 + Vol. VIII No. 3 - May-June 1977 362. Conversation with the Commissioner p. 7-8 + 398. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-6 363. The deserted village by Wilson, Kenneth p. 9-11 + 399. Derby days by Carpenter,Chrisp. 8-13 + 364. Spruce grouse: elusive fool of the woods by Reid, 400. Chester Buxton by Tubby, Rogerp. 14-15 + Edwin p. 12-13 + 401. Wheeling: Westport to Willsboro to Wadhams by 365. Alchemist of the Adirondacks by Moffat, GeorgeJ. Beamish, Richardp. 16-19 p. 14-15 402. Ganienkeh by Hale, Edward p. 20-23 + 366. Diving into history by Bellico,Russ p. 16-19 403. The natural way to dye by Pastore,Colleen L. 367. A battle of Saranac by Clark, RobertA. p. 20-23 p. 24-27 + 368. Open peaks: Crane Mountain and Mt. Blue by 404. Patterns; photos by Satkowski, Paul p. 28-33 McMartin, Barbarap. 24-26 405. The endangered loon by LaBastille,Anne p. 34-38 369. Forces p. 27-30+ 406. Letter from Albany by Nichols, Rosemaryp. 52-56 3 70. Small mammals of the Adirondack woods by Elliott, 407. A serendipiter's daybook: the bittern by McKay, Lang p. 48-49 A.G. p. 57 3 71. Adirondack notebook p. 48-49 372. Cooking with wood by Haskell, Sarah D. p. 54-55 Vol. VIII No. 4 - July-Aug. 1977 408. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-6 Vol. VIII No. 1 - Jan.-Feb. 1977 409. Men, rivers and laws by Sullivan, FredG. p. 9-13 + 3 73. The necessary season by Borland, Hal p. 4-7 410. Tripping by kayak by Evans, Jay p. 14-16 374. Stillwater: cold spot on the map by Charzuk, Barbara 411. Aquatic deer by Behrend, Donald F p. 17-19 p. 8-9+ 412. Mapping Marcy by Goodwin, Tony p. 20-23 375. Building an Adirondack guideboat by Ford,Howard 413. The serpents of Lake George by Lubeck, RobertA. p. 10-12 + p. 24-28 376. Adirondack coyote by Chambers, Robertp. 13-15 414. Climbing Moxham Dome by Morris, Bill p. 29-31 377. Back-country ski tours p. 16-24 415. Winged flowers p. 32-33 378. Charlie Green, Adirondack grocer by Rechlin, Nancy 416. A Victorian gem by Von Bavel Votraw, K. p. 34-38 Boyer p. 25-28 41 7. Letter from Albany by Nichols, Rosemaryp. 41-48 379. Raquette revival by Williams, Donald L. p. 29-31 418. A serendipiter's daybook: rainbows by Bast, 380. One woman's Adirondacks; photos by LaBastille, David A. p. 61 Anne p. 32-3 7 381. The Adirondack Conservancy p. 38-43 Vol. VIII No. 5 - Sept.-Oct. 1977 382. The haunted colony by Williams, RichardL. 419. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-8 p. 44-46 420. The Battle of Plattsburgh by Bellico,Russ p. 10-12 + 383. Letter from Albany by Nichols, Rosemaryp. 55-60 421. Peaks and passes of Essex by Loos, Ryland p. 13-17 384. Adirondack notebook by Carman, BernardR. 422. Berry of the wilderness by Wilson, Kenneth A. p. 65-67 p. 18-19 423. Eden without snakes by Jamieson, Paul F p. 20-23 + Vol. VIII No. 2 - Mar.-Apr. 1977 424. The Foothills; photos by Hodlin, Daniel R. p. 24-27 385. Across the long diagonal by Gilborn, Alice p. 4-7 + 425. Canoeing the South Flow by Randorf, Gary 386. Conversation with Glenn Harris p. 12-13 + p. 28-32 + 387. Owls p. 14-15 426. Beautiful places by Roseberry,C.R. p. 33-37 388. The papermakers by Moore, Sandra Sizer p. 16-20 427. A serendipiter's daybook: private places by Lytinski, 389. An Adirondack archive by Betz, Peterp. 21-25 Jack p. 50

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Vol. VIII No. 6 - Nov.-Dec. 1977 Vol. IX No. 3 - May-June 1978 428. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-9 455. Short carries by Carman, BernardR p. 4-11 429. Marcy in winter by Carpenter,Chrisp. 10-13 + 456. The second building on Fort Ticonderoga by Figiel, 430. Conversation with Robert Flacke p. 14-16 + Richardp. 12-15 + 4 31. Life from art by Gilborn, Alice p. 17-19 457. Canoeing the Moose by Lubeck, RobertA. p. 16-19 432. The foresters by Moore, Sandra Sizer p. 20-23 458. The immigrants by Hebard, Cliff p. 20-23 + 459. The birds of Stephen Jay Standard p. 24-27 460. The banding of Four Brothers by Peterson,John M.C. p. 28-31 461. Shooting up close by Brown, John]., Jr. p. 32-37 462. The cruise of the Juniper by Bellico,Russ p. 38-40 463. A serendipiter's daybook: springs herald by Elliott, Lang p. 44 464. Golfing in the Adirondacks p. 50-52 433. Chapel in the woods by LaBastille,Anne p. 24-26 465. Museums in the Adirondacks p. 53-54 434. Images of wilderness; photos by Linke, Richard p. 27-33 Vol. IX No. 4 - July-Aug. 1978 435. Letter from Albany by Nichols, Rosemaryp. 46-54 466. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-11 467. The inner sanctum by Rockwell, Landon G. Vol. IX No. 1 - Jan.-Feb. 1978 p. 12-15 + 436. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-9 468. Exploring Siamese by Carman, BernardR. 437. Bound for glory by Johnson, PhilipC. p. 10-13 + p. 16-19+ 438. Attracting wild animals by Whitehead,Roy p. 14-16 469. Camping is for comfort by Henley, Thomas A. 439. The call of the red gods by Blankman, Edward]. p. 20-23 + p. 17-21 4 70. Up, up the storied mountain by Davis, MillardC. 440. Adirondack twilight; photos by Gates, Albert p. 24-28 p. 22-25 471. Adirondack hikeabout by Randorf, Gary p. 29-31 + 441. Up DeBar with ski and snowshoe by Beamish, 4 72. Lean-to graffiti by Branch, Bill p. 3 7-39 Richardp. 26-29 473. A serendipiter's daybook: Nature's fireworks by 442. Roots by Elliott, Douglasp. 30-33 + Lubeck, Robert A. p. 48 443. The last of the skidding teams by Kraus,Jim Vol. IX No. 5 - Sept.-Oct. 1978 p. 34-37 444. A serendipiter's daybook: frost fingers by Eiser,Carl 474. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-11 H., Jr. p. 46 475. Mahogany, brass and class by Smith, Mason p. 12-15 445. Skiing the Adirondacks: a guide to downhill and 476. The salmon returns by Goodwin, Tony p. 16-20 X-C centers p. 51-55 477. Hiking into history by McMartin, Barbara p. 21-23 + Vol. IX No. 2 - Mar.-Apr. 1978 478. In the fullness of time; photos by Gates, Albert 446. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-11 p. 24-27 447. The Olympic impact by Johnson, PhilipC. 479. Canoeing the Bouquet by McCamic, Betsy p. 12-15 + p. 28-31 + 448. The Adirondack raven by Bishop, Paul p. 16-18 + 480. The Adirondack photographer: landscapes by Linke, 449. The way it is in Beaver River by Fiess,Mary Richardp. 32-35 p. 19-23 + 481. Adirondack booby-traps by Doeffinger,Derek 450. Brooks, browns and rainbows by Kraus, Jim p. 36-39 p. 24-27 482. Adirondack banding irons by Blankman, Edward]. 451. At the water's edge; photos by Thomas, Bruce p. 40-43 p. 28-33 483. A serendipiter's daybook: not-so-evergreen by Eiser, 452. The geology of whitewater by VanDiver,Bradford B. Carl H., Jr. p. 48 p. 34-37 453. Claude Granger by O'Brien, Kathryn p. 38-42 Vol. IX No. 6 - Nov.-Dec. 1978 454. A serendipiter's daybook: cock of the woods by 484. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-10 Carman, BernardR. p. 48 485. The spirit of '76 by Graham, Frank,Jr. p. 12-15 +

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486. The Red Truck Clay Works by Hannah, Gail Treet 521. Windjamming Champlain by Ponder,Mary Ann p. 16-19+ p. 14-18+ 487. Adirondack eskers by Jamieson, Paul p. 20-23 + 522. Paul Smith by Surprenant, Neil p. 19-21 + 488. Br'er reynard by Lubeck, RobertA. p. 24-28 523. Akwesasne Notes by Fortney,Alan]. p. 22-25 + 489. Where do all the buckskins go? by Williams, Donald 524. Canoeing Black Creek by Brown, Sharon R. p. 29-31 p. 26-27 + 490. Thomas Cole in the Adirondacks by Amarotico, 525. A fragile world by Cate, David p. 28-33 Josephp. 32-36 + 526. Paul Branson by Tuttle, Donald L. p. 34-37 491. Skiing the Adirondacks p. 47-54 527. Museums in the Adirondacks p. 45-46 528. A serendipiter's daybook: tiger beetle by Lemmo, Vol. X No. 1 - Jan.-Feb. 1979 Gerard p. 48 492. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-11 529. Golfing in the Adirondacks p. 50-51 493. Skiing the Olympic downhill by Johnson, PhilipC. Vol. X No. 5 - Sept.-Oct. 1979 p. 12-15 + 494. Storming the ice palace by LaPointe, Gary p. 16-19 530. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-13 495. The Elm Tree Inn by Higgins, Helen p. 20-22 + 531. Nehasane by Pilcher,Edith p. 14-17 + 496. The Adirondacks in the pulps by Drew, BernardA. 532. Riding the Adirondack range by Carpenter,Chris p. 23-25 + p. 18-20 497. A long-tailed weasel by Thomas, Bruce p. 26-29 498. The last mountain man by Smith, Mason p. 34-37 499. Adirondack ballads-I p. 38-39 500. A serendipiter's daybook: snowshoe p. 48 Vol. X No. 2 - Mar.-Apr. 1979 501. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-11 502. Rescue in the Gorge by Carpenter, Chrisp. 12-15 + 503. Fisher by Wharton, Donald p. 16-18 + 533. School for skaters by Johnson, PhilipC. p. 21-24+ 504. The Adirondack classroom by Orzechouski,Pam 534. Cold River by Beamish, Richardp. 25-29 p. 19-23 + 535. The leaf-peekers field guide p. 30-33 505. The younger ones: photos by Meyers, Paul p. 24-28 536. The great Adirondack hot air balloon extravaganza 506. Dipping smelt by Thielhelm, Bob p. 29-31 by Horst, Jack p. 34-37 507. Pallister's birds by LaBastille,Anne p. 32-35 537. Apples of the woodlands by Wilson, Kenneth A. 508. The Defenders by Fiess,Mary p. 36-43 p. 38-39 509. A serendipiter's daybook: snowfleas by Elliott, 538. Salmon trolling and other oddities by Traynor,James Lang p. 48 F. p. 40-41 539. A serendipiter's daybook: witch's kettle by Perkins, Vol. X No. 3 - May-June 1979 C. Edward p. 52 510. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-12 511. Canoeing events p. 15 Vol. X No. 6 - Nov.-Dec. 1979 512. Paddling on the North Flow by Jamieson, Paul F. 540. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-14 p. 16-19+ 541. The Adirondack Railway by Pilcher,Edith 513. Picking your boat by Roberts, Harry p. 20-24 p. 16-19+ 514. Down the upper Racquette by Loos, Ryland p. 25-29 542. Adirondack ski-tours by Beamish, Richard 515. Doing it p. 30-37 + p. 21-23 + 516. White water man by Smith, Mason p. 38-41 543. Are you ready for the woodbuming revolution? 517. Gear by Bearse, Roy p. 42-45 by Votraw, James A. p. 24-27 518. A serendipiter's daybook: dandy by Lubeck, 544. Word of Life by Carpenter,Chris p. 28-33 + Robert A. p. 52 545. Adirondack photographer: wildlife by Thomas, Bruce 519. Comments p. 65-66 p. 34-39 546. Shurtleff by O'Brien, Peggyp. 40-43 Vol. X No. 4 - July-Aug. 1979 547. Pember Museum by McClellan, Sandra p. 44-48 520. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-12 548. A serendipiter's daybook: partridge by Lemmo,

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Gerard p. 60 Robert A p. 32-37 549. Skiing the Adirondacks: a guide to downhill and 584. Weeds by Batra, S. WT p. 38-39 XC areas p. 61-65 585. The evolution of the guide-boat by Durant, Kenneth p. 40-48 Vol. XI No. 1 - Jan.-Feb. 1980 586. A serendipiter's daybook: whip-poor-will by Fields, 550. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-17 Thomas C. p. 53 551. Ready for the world by Johnson, PhilipC. p. 18-21 + 587. Museums: a directory p. 68-70 552. The Olympics and the environment by Schwartz, Alan p. 22-26 + Vol. XI No. 5 - Sept.-Oct. 1980 553. The money games by Fiess, Mary p. 27-31 + 588. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-17 554. The '32 connection by Ortloff, GeorgeC. p. 32-35 589. Nature's energy by Carpenter,Chris p. 18-21 + 555. Iron shoes by Anderson, Tom p. 36-39 + 590. The search for Arnold's navy by Bellico,Russell 556. The other Adirondacks; photos by Randorf, Gary p. 22-26 p. 40-45 591. Birds and trees of the Adirondacks by Loos, Ryland 557. Perspectives by Smith, Mason p. 46-51 p. 27-30 592. Krissa by LaBastille,Anne p. 31-33 + Vol. XI No. 2 - Mar.-Apr. 1980 593. The big show: the colors of autumn; photos 558. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-8 p. 35-39 559. Lampson Falls by Jamieson, Paul F. p. 10-13 + 594. Bridges by Wilson, Kenneth A. p. 40-41 560. Bringing back the brookie by Hebard, Clifford C. 595. Recollections of the last ice age by VanDiver, p. 14-17 Bradfordp. 42-44 561. Ballard Mill by Holland, Nina p. 18-21 + 596. Beaversprite by Brown, Sharon p. 45-50 562. Dogs to the rescue by Pilcher,Edith p. 22-25 597. A serendipiter's daybook: witch-hazel by Delfeld, 563. Survival for the loon by Volkman, Nick p. 26-31 Anne p. 58 564. Gary Casagrain by Traynor,George p. 32-33 565. Peromyscus by Traynor,James p. 34-36 + Vol. XI No. 6 - Nov.-Dec. 1980 566. The Lake George monster by Henck, Harry p. 3 7-41 598. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-16 56 7. Serendipiter's daybook: Pink by Gordon, Robert p. 4 7 599. Skiing the St. Regis by Brown, John J, Jr. p. 18-21 600. Greenleaf Chase by Smith, Mason p. 22-24 + Vol. XI No. 3 - May-June 1980 601. War on rum road by Mooney, ElizabethC. p. 25-29 568. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-9 602. David Smith by Gilborn, Alice p. 30-33 + 569. The West Canadas by Wharton, Donald p. 10-13 + 603. The marten returns by Litwin, Thomas p. 34-37 570. Adirondack images; photos p. 14-18 604. Woodstove cookery by Jabs, Carolyn p. 38-41 571. Borglum in Saranac by LaBounty, Bill p. 19-21 605. Putnam camp by Lee, Nancy p. 42-46 572. Massawepie by Smith, TheodoreS. p. 22-25 + 606. A serendipiter's daybook: screecher p. 4 7 573. The politics of acid rain by Williams, Ted p. 26-31 + 574. Animals in distress by Jabs, Carolyn p. 32-33 + Vol. XII No. 1 - Jan.-Feb. 1981 575. The High Peaks mystery mouse by Crowell, 607. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-14 Kenneth L. p. 34-36 + 608. High ice by Koch, Daniel p. 16-19 + 576. Serendipiter's daybook: the prettiest short canoe 609. Skiing the Olympic trails by Carman, David S. trip by McMartin, Barbarap. 4 7 p. 20-24+ 577. Canoeing events: a calendar of competitions 610. The Adirondack Council by Smith, Mason p. 51-52 p. 25-27 + 611. One more time p. 28-33 Vol. XI No. 4 - July-Aug. 1980 612. A Kent legacy by Wagner,Judith Van p. 34-35 + 578. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-15 613. The snowshoe option by Carman, BernardR. 579. Survivors by Manley, Atwood p. 16-19 + p. 36-39 580. Quixotic farmers of Warren by Schultz, Warren 614. The Marion River railroad by Egan, Patrick p. 20-24 p. 40-43 581. Honnedaga Falls by McMartin, Barbarap. 25-27 615. A serendipiter's daybook: Jay! Jay! by Silverman, 582. Summers on the Saranacs by DeSormo, Maitland Rosemaryp. 48 p. 28-31 + 616. Getting there: Northville-Placid Trail by Coggeshall, 583. The southwest quadrant; photos by Lubeck, Almy p. 56

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Vol. XII No. 2 - Mar.-Apr. 1981 Vol. XII No. 5 - Sept.-Oct. 1981 61 7. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-17 651. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-8 618. Fishing Lake George by Johnson, PhilipC. 652. Santanoni by Darling, Alan p. 10-13 + p. 18-21 + 653. Adirondack big sticks by Brown, Sharon p. 14-18 619. The great north woods by Kalinowski, Thomas 654. School days by Payne,Joan p. 19-22 p. 22-26 655. Lost: a major writer by Lawless, Ken p. 23-25 620. New neighbors by Schwabach,Deborah p. 27-30 6.16. Sunwise by Cook, Dean L. p. 26-29 621. A sound of falling water by Schaefer,Paul 657. Reflections: photographs of autumn p. 30-33 p. 31-33 + 658. Managing the home woodlot by Kraus, Jim 622. Homer Martin in the Adirondacks by O'Brien, p. 34-37 + Peggyp. 34- 3 7 659. Getting there: an Indian River float by Hartsough, 623. Gardening the hard way by Schultz, Warren p. 38-41 Amy p. 44-45 624. Years of fire by Bernard, Robert p. 42-46 660. A serendipiter's daybook: lover p. 50 625. A serendipiter's daybook: arbutus by Wilson, 661. Gear p. 52-53 Kenneth A p. 50 626. Getting there: Oswegatchie High Falls by McMartin, Vol. XII No. 6 - Nov.-Dec. 1981 Barbarap. 58-59 662. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-13 627. Gear p. 60-61 663. A death on Marcy by Lange, Willem p. 14-17 664. Chris & Dave & John & Joe by Harris, Mary Beth Vol. XII No. 3 - May-June 1981 p. 18-21 + 628. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-11 665. Myth or monster by Smith, Hal p. 22-26 + 629. Crown Point by Anderson, Tom p. 12-15 + 666. Fifth season; photos by Cannon, B. R. p. 27-29 630. Wheeling: circling the Sacandagas by Darling, Alan 667. The Adirondack ski industry by Robbins, Paul p. 16-19 p. 30-36+ 631. The pleasures of Stillwater by Blankman, Edward 668. Woodland detection by Fischer,Richard B. p. 3 7-40 p. 20-22+ 669. A serendipiter's daybook: whiskey-jack p. 46 632. The search for Lost Pond by Loos, Ryland p. 23-27 670. Getting there: Hoffman notch by Coggeshall,Almy 633. Heavy water by Smith, Clyde H. p. 28-33 p. 51-52 634. Mapping the birds by Peterson,John M. C. p. 34-39 671. Gear p. 54-56 635. Getting there: Everton Falls Preserve by Jamieson, Paul p. 50-51 Vol. XIII No. 1 - Jan.-Feb. 1982 636. A serendipiter's daybook: bluebird by Lemmo, 672. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-9 Gerard p. 52 673. Sled city by Smith, Mason p. 10-13 + 63 7. Canoeing events p. 54 674. Back-country ski tours II by Goodwin, Tony p. 14-19 638. Gear p. 56 675. Ecdysiast by Carman, Bernard R. p. 20-25 676. Guides: the new breed by Perkins, C. Edward Vol. XII No. 4 - July-Aug. 1981 p. 26-29+ 639. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-11 677. Winter up high; photos p. 30-33 640. Dr. John Rugge and dirty rug p. 12-15 + 678. The king of Royal Mountain by Johnson, PhilipC. 641. The Adelphi by Spofford, Tim p. 16-19+ p. 34-38 642. Old moutain by Preston, Peter p. 20-23 679. Adirondack deltiology by Cardinale, Alan p. 39-42 643. At camp by Higgins, Helen p. 24-28 680. A serendipiter's daybook: surviving p. 50 644. Rain by Branche, Bill p. 29-31 681. Getting there: Cascade trail by Redington, 645. Small worlds: photographs by Lubeck, Robert A. Robert]. p. 51 p. 32-35 646. Trails for the High Peaks by Goodwin, Tony Vol. XIII No. 2 - Mar.-Apr. 1982 p. 37-40 682. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4- 7 647. Gear p. 50 683. Wildlife for wilderness by Brocke, Rainer p. 10-13 + 648. A serendipiter's daybook: smoothie by Thomas, 684. The search for Steven Thomas by Hale, Ed Bruce p. 52 p. 14-18 + 649. Getting there: T-Lake and T-Lake Falls 685. Glenmore by Andersen, Tom p. 19-22 + by Wadsworth, Bruce p. 53 686. Samuel de Champlain by Shaughnessy,Jim 650. Museums: A Directory p. 56 p. 23-25 +

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687. Bobcat by Lemon, Peterp. 26-29+ 718. A serendipiter's daybook: destroying angel 688. First light; photos by Lubeck, RobertA. p. 30-33 by Knauss, Fredp. 48 689. Game fish of the Adirondacks by Loos, Ryland 719. Getting there: Snowy Mountain by McMartin, p. 34-38 Barbarap. 54-55 690. Getting there: Black Mountain Point to Shelving Rock by McMartin, Barbarap. 52 Vol. XIII No. 6 - Nov.-Dec. 1982 720. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-9 Vol. XIII No. 3 - May-June 1982 721. One more shot at the gold by Johnson, PhilipC. 691. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-12 p. 10-13 + 692. Bringing back the peregrine by Carman, BernardR. 722. Adirondack hydro by Smith, Mason p. 14-17 + p. 14-17 + 723. Vermontville: an Adirondack village; photos i 693. Partly for fun, mostly for profit by Johnson, PhilipC. by Kraus, Jim p. 23 p. 18-22 + 724. Bill White and the great Northville-Placid trashout 694. Who killed Orrando P. Dexter? by Burdick, Neal S. by Brown, Sharon p. 24-27 + p. 23-26+ 725. Lord of the Adirondack night by Skeen, Samuel 695. A study in greens; photos by Simmons, Ben p. 27-29 p. 28-33 + 696. Down the wild river by Gilborn, Alice p. 30-37 + 726. Viburnum by Wilson, Kenneth A. p. 34-36 697. A serendipiter's daybook: builder by Rechlin, 72 7. A serendipiter's daybook: dandy by Carman, Mike p. 44 BernardR. p. 48 698. The Westport chair by Gilborn, Craig p. 46-47 728. Getting there: Tug Hill by Coggeshall,Almy 699. Getting there: Hoel Pond to Long Pond by Ketcham, p. 51-52 John H. p. 53 Vol. XIV No. 1 - Jan.-Feb. 1983 Vol. XIII No. 4 - July-Aug. 1982 729. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-9 700. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-12 730. Alone on the Red Horse Trail by Kozel, William A. 701. Can we save the by Kaiser,Harvey p. 10-13 + p. 14-19 + 731. Sliding into a comeback by Johnson, PhilipC. 702. Colvin of the Adirondacks by Preston, Peter p. 14-19+ p. 20-23 + 732. Smelt city by Smith, Mason p. 20-25 + 703. lronville by McMartin, Barbarap. 24-25 + 733. The Tug Hill Tourathon by Kwasniewski,William 704. Exploring Giant by Goodwin, Tony p. 26-31 + p. 26-29+ 705. Adirondack orchids; photos p. 32 734. Winter neighbors; photos by Lubeck, RobertA. 706. Fishing for Stillwater trout by Kraus, Jim p. 30-33 p. 34-36 735. Shrews by Kalinowski, Thomas p. 34-38 707. Happenings: tubing the Sacandaga by Johnson, 736. Ice in abstract; photos by Milne, Brian p. 48-49 PhilipC. p. 44-45 737. A serendipiter;s daybook: charmer by Carman, 708. A serendipiter's daybook: angler by Serrao, Bernard R. p. 50 John p. 46 738. Getting there: Meacham Lake horse trail 709. Getting there: Connery Pond to Whiteface Landing by Goodwin, Tony p. 53-54 by Poznansky, Roslyn p. 50 Vol. XIV No. 2 - Mar.-Apr. 1983 710. Museums: a directory p. 52-55 J 739. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 4-12 Vol. XIII No. 5 - Sept.-Oct. 1982 740. The moose came back by Aprill, Dennis 711. Short carries by Carman, Bernard R. p. 4-9 p. 14-17+ 712. Sharing time in Lake Placid by Shaffer, David 741. Ernie Flanders by Hansen, Carol p. 18-21 + p. 10-13 + 742. The greatest show in Tahawus by Fazio,James R. 713. Who killed Ferris Lake by Williams, Ted p. 14-18 + p. 22-26 714. A guide's story by Dumas, John N. p. 19-21 + 743. The quacking frog by Traynor,James F. p. 27-29 715. The lost prince by Schwabach,Deborah p. 22-25 + 744. Spring comes to Essex; photos by McCamic, Betsy 716. Autumn triptych; photos p. 26-33 p. 30-33 717. Fishing the little streams by Hebard, Clifford C. 745. Under the North Star by Blankman, Edward]. p. 34-36 p. 34-38

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758. Wilderness is where you find it by Goodwin, Tony p. 16-19+ 759. A state of disarray by Fiess,Mary p. 20-24 760. Books by Burdick, Neal S. p. 25 761. Nessmuk & Rushton by Manley, Atwood p. 26-28 + 762. Morning dew; photos by Lubeck, RobertA. p. 29-33 763. Workshop in the woods by Hentcy, Kathleen p. 34-39 764. Impressions by Green, Obadiahp. 40 765. A serendipiter's daybook: timeless by Reiff, Daniel D. p. 46 766. Museums: a directory p. 51-58 767. Getting there: Upper Benson to Whitehouse p. 60-61

Vol. XIV No. 5 - Sept.-Oct. 1983 768. Short carries by Goodwin, Tony p. 3-10 769. Impressions by Burdick, Neal S. p. 11 770. Master of many trades by Coffin, MargaretM. p. 12-15 771. Book reviews by Soroka, Laurencep. 16-17 772. Alternative energy by Florey, David p. 20-24 + 773. Fall foilage; photos by Gates, Albert p. 26-29 774. Reaching for perfection by Gilborn, Alice p. 30-35 775. Crash on the mountain by_White, R.D. p. 36-37 + 776. A serendipiter's daybook: autumns promise by Meade, Walter F p. 44 777. Getting there: Remsen Falls to Nelson Lake Loop Trail by Redington,Robert]. p. 53-54 746. Choosing a canoe by Carman, BernardR. Vol. XIV No. 6 - Nov.-Dec. 1983 p. 45-57 778. Short carries by Storey, Laurie]. p. 3-11 Vol. XIV No. 3 - May-June 1983 779. The Alpina Furnace Company by Allen, RichardS. 747. Short carries by Carman, BernardR. p. 2-7 p. 12-15 748. The other side of Lake George by Goldstein, Mark 780. Books by Burdick, Neal S. p. 16-17 p. 8-13 781. Buying cross-country skis by Goodwin, Tony 749. Always on the lookout by Smith, Mason p. 14-16 + p. 20-25 + 750. Topridge by Hale, Ed p. 18-23 + 782. Running the show by Hollis, David W. p. 28-29 + 751. Bear necessities by Brown, Sharon p. 24-28 783. Glimpses of early winter; photos by Gates, Albert 752. Images of Spring by Loos, Ryland p. 29-32 p. 30-33 753. Biting back by Elliott, Lang p. 37-40 784. Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool 754. Aldered brooks by Kalinowski, Thomas p. 46-49 by Hansen, Carol p. 34-37 + 755. Getting there: Little River by Jamieson, Paul 785. The Adirondack visitor by Amarotico, Joseph p. 50-52 p. 38-43 + 786. A serendipiter's daybook: winterberry by Wilson, Vol. XIV No. 4 -July-Aug. 1983 Kenneth A p. 44 756. Short carries by Burdick, Neal S. p. 2-9 787. Impressions by Beckwith, Barbarap. 55 757. The Abercromby expedition by Bellico,Russell 788. Wilderness is where you find it: Moose Pond p. 10-15 by Goodwin, Tony p. 62-63

15 TITLES

Vol. XV No. 1 - Jan.-Feb. 1984 824. The blue gem by Smith, Mason p. 52-61 789. Short carries by Aprill, Dennis p. 3-9 825. Wilderness is where you find it: Chubb River 790. Books by Burdick, Neal S. p. 10-11 by Goodwin, Tony p. 77 791. A mournful trip by Gordon, Robert p. 16-18 + 792. Impressions by Sheehan, Phil p. 20 Vol. XV No. 4 - July-Aug. 1984 793. Winter wonders; photos by Lubeck, RobertA. p. 21 826. Short carries by Verner,William K. p. 3-15 794. A serendipiter's daybook: softie by Storey, 827.• Books by Burdick, Neal S. p. 16 Laurie]. p. 25 828. The canoe man by Segal, Paul p. 18-21 + 795. Hot tea and cold toes by Glover,Jim p. 26-28 + 829. Stalking the saddled prominent by Mansfield, 796. Forever wild: A history of the Adirondack Forest RichardH. p. 22-27 Preserve by VanValkenburKh, N.]. p. 33-40 830. Making the most of it by Glover,Jim p. 28-30 + 797. Forever wild; photos by Rue, Leonard Lee III 831. A serendipiter's daybook: the red gem by Aprill, p. 41-44 Dennis p. 31 798. The Trudeau Institute by Shultz, Rebeccap. 46-48 + 832. Summer colors, photos p. 32-36 799. The Olympic Regional Development Authority 833. Forever wild-a history of the AFP: men in by Storey, Laurie]. p. 50-54 mountains by Cadbury, WarderH. p. 37-44 800. Wilderness is where you find it: Weston Mtn. 834. Forever wild, photos by Nedele, Jon p. 45-48 by Goodwin, Tony p. 70 835. August in Saratoga by Hollis, David p. 50-56 836. Toehold in the wilderness by Clarke, John p. 58-61 Vol. XV No. 2 - Mar.-Apr. 1984 837. Impressions by Brown, John}., Jr. p. 75 801. Short carries by Storey, Laurie]. p. 3-9 838. Wilderness is where you find it: Azure mountain 802. Books by Bailey, PeterJ. p. 10 by Burdick, Neal S. p. 76 803. Ah, the joys of syrup making by Burdick, Neal S. p. 12-17+ Vol. XV No. 5 - Sept.-Oct. 1984 804. A lesson on the Ausable by Betters, Francisp. 18-22 839. Short carries by Verner,William K. p. 3-10 805. Watertown comes alive by Cain, Karen p. 24-27 840. Books by Burdick, Neal S. p. 11 806. The awakening season; photos by Gates, Albert 841. Basket maker by Van de Water, P.E. p. 16-19 + p. 30-32 842. Firewatch flier by Brown, Sharon p. 20-23 + 807. Forever wild-a history of the AFP: the 843. The best Adirondack months; photos p. 24-28 intellectuals by Terrie, PhilipG. p. 34-40 844. Forever wild- a hist. of the AFP: gateways to the 808. Forever wild; photos by Lubeck, Robert wilderness by Williams, Robert p. 29-36 p. 41-43 845. Forever wild; photos p. 37-40 809. by Roberts,Alexandra p. 44-46 + 846. Balloony in Glens Falls by Storey, Laurie p. 42-49 810. With freeboard to spare by Ostrove, Robert 847. Adirondack autumn by Weber,Art p. 50-54 p. 48-51 + 848. Wilderness is where you find it: Bluff Mountain by 811. Impressions by Gunnison, Walter B. p. 52 Goodwin, Tony p. 61 812. Wilderness is where you find it by Leach,John p. 70 Vol. XV No. 6 - Nov.-Dec. 1984 Vol. XV No. 3 - May-June 1984 849. Short carries by Kelly, Jeffrey G. p. 7-8 813. Short carries by Storey, Laurie]. p. 3-9 850. Sports: Casio Olympic Triathalon by Finnerty, Ed 814. Books by Burdick, Neal S. p. 10 p. 9-11 815. Talking up a storm by Williams,]. Robertp. 12-20 851. Profiles: artist Lucy Cadou by McCamic, Betsy 816. Impressions by Terrie, PhilipG. p. 21 p. 13-15 817. A serendipiter's daybook: fiddleheads by Dobbs, Meg 852. Winter rendezvous by Campbell, Douglasp. 17-21 p. 22 853. A college named Paul by Burdick, Neal S. p. 24-31 818. Indian Lake by Aber, Ted p. 24-26 + 854. Close to the earth; photos by Gates, Albert p. 32-39 819. Biking through the mountains by Norton, Phil 855. Artists in wood by Conroy, Dennis p. 40-45 p. 28-33 + 856. North Country by Smith, Mason p. 46-55 820. A flavor of summer; photos p. 34-36 857. Books by Burdick, Neal S. p. 56-59 821. Forever wild-a history of the AFP: writers and 858. Daybook: Nature's masons by Wilson, painters by Verner, William K. p. 38-44 Kenneth A. p. 60 822. Forever wild; photos by Bast, David p. 45-4 7 859. Impressions: twentieth-century settler by Warford, 823. Nina by Storey, Laurie]. p. 48-50 Susan p. 63-64

16 SECTION 2

Authors and Photographers

724, 751, 842 A Bruchac, Joseph III 223, 275, 352 Aber, Ted 818 Buck, Redd 47, 60, 133, 153, 189, Allen, Richard Sanders 779 198, 302 Amarotico, Joseph 490, 785 Bufo, Anthony 226 Andersen, Tom 555, 629, 685 Burdick, Neal S. 354, 694, 756, Aprill, Dennis 740, 788, 831 760, 769, 780, 789, 801, 802, Arnold, Peter 140 814,827,838,840,853,857 Atwill, Lionel A. (Tony} 320, 358 Butler, Tom 390 Byrne, Peggy 3, 18, 23, 37, 54, 71, B 85, 88, 110, 128, 137, 164, 187 Bailey, Peter J. 802 Bast, David A. 418, 822 C Batra, S. W. T. 584 Cadbury, Warder H. 833 Beamish, Richard 317, 401, 441, Cain, Karen and Ron 804 534,542 Caldwell, John 1 Bearse, Ray 245, 517 Cameron, Kenneth M. 150, 199, Beckwith, Barbara 787 215, 293 Behrend, Donald E 411 Campbell, Douglas 852 Belin, Julian A. 396 Cannon, Barrie Rolleston and Bellico, Russ 366, 420, 462, 590, George 666 757 Cardinale, Alan 679 Bender, Ray 105 Carleton, Geoffrey 15 Bently, Wilson A. 69 Carman, Bernard R. 384, 395, Bernard, Robert 624 398,408,419,428,436,446, Betters, Francis 804 454,455,466,468,474,484, Betz, Peter 389 492, 501, 510, 520, 530, 540, Bielejec, Edward H. 251 550,558,568,578,588,598, Biondi, Mary 112 607, 613, 617, 628, 639, 640, 651, Bishop, Paul 448 662, 672, 675, 682, 691, 692, Blankman, Edward J. 93, 240, 286, 700, 711, 720, 727, 729, 737, 332,439,482,631,745 739, 746, 747 Bonwit, Willard R. 166 Carman, David S. 609 Borland, Hal 3 73 Carpenter, Chris 399, 429, 502, Boyer-Rechlin, Nancy 753 532, 544, 589 Branche, Bill 4 72, 644 Cate, David 525 Briggs, Charles Burton 314 Chambers, Robert 376 Brocke, Rainer 683 Champagne, Ethel S.. 228 Brooker, Bill 3 77 Charzuk, Barbara 374 Brown, Eleanor 3 77 Chase, Greenleaf 120 Brown, John J., Jr. 203, 461, 599, Cheetham, Peg 267 837 Clark, Robert A. 367 Brown, Sharon 524, 596, 653, Clarke, John 836

17 AUTHORS&PHOTOGRAPHERS

Clyne, Patricia Edwards 304 Fick, Alvin S. 181 Hogarth, Philomena 42, 53, 81, Coffin, Margaret Mattison 770 Fields, Thomas C. 586 91, 117 (see also Byrne, Peggy) Coggeshall, Almy and Anne 616, Fiess, Mary 449, 508, 553, 759 Holland, Nina 561 670, 728 Figiel, Richard 361, 456 Hollis, David W. 782, 835 Colvin, Verplanck 2, 17, 30, 33, Finnerty, Ed 850 Horst, Jack 536 67, 79 Fischer, Richard B. 392, 668 Conroy, Dennis 855 Fish, Caroline 59 Cook, Dean L. 656 Florey, David 772 I Cornell, Nancy 836 Ford, Howard 375 Cotter, Edwin N., Jr. 161 Fortney, Alan Jay 523 Coufal, James E. 165 Fosburgh, Hugh 233 Crossette, George 90, 190, 308, Fowler, George 248 Jabs, Carolyn 574, 604 337 Franz, Eleanor 273 Jamieson, Paul F. 423, 487, 512, Crowell, Kenneth L. and Marnie Frenette, William 3 77 559, 635, 755, 761 Reed 575 Jefferson, Thomas 7 Cubbins, Robert F. 151, 180, 214 Johnson, Philip C. 437, 447, 493, Cutting, Edith 147 G 533, 551, 618, 678, 693, 707, 721, Gates, Albert 111, 205, 227, 250, 731 298,440,478,773,783,806,854 Johnston, Spencer J. 30 D Gilborn, Alice 269, 290, 350, 385, Jones, Alice L. 225, 391 Darling, Alan 630, 652 431, 602, 696, 774 Jones, Robert Courtney 127, 183 Davidson, James West 355 Gilborn, Craig 698 Davis, Millard C. 4 70 Glover, Jim 795, 830 Dean, Irv 344 Goff, John C. 270 K Dean, Leon W. 132 Goldstein, Mark 748 Kaiser, Harvey 701 Dean, Richard 9 Goodwin, Tony 377, 412, 476, Kalinowski, Thomas 619, 735, 754 Delfeld, Anne 597 646, 674, 704, 738, 758, 768, Keller, George 100 Denton, Jack 68 781, 788, 825, 848, 857 Kellogg, Collins 195 DeSormo, Maitland 282, 582 Gordon, Robert 211, 567, 791 Kelly, Jeffrey G. 849 Dobbs, Meg 817 Graham, Frank, Jr. 485 Ketchum, John H. 699 Doeffinger, Carol and Derek 310, Green, Obadiah 764 Knauss, Fred 718 342, 481 Gunnison, Walter B. 811 Koch, Daniel 608 Douglass, Scott 5, 19, 25, 48, 55, Kookogey, Adele 301, 318 61, 74, 94 Kozel, William A. 730 Drew, Bernard A. 496 H Kraus, Jim 334, 443, 450, 658, Dumas, John N. 714 Haas, Robert C. 291, 319, 331, 338 706, 723 Duquette, John J. 160 Hale, Edward 402, 684, 750 Kwasniewski, William 733 Durant, Kenneth and Helen 585 Hall, Robert F. 83 Hannah, Gail Treet 486 Hansen, Carol 741, 784 L E Harris, Mary Beth 664 LaBastille, Anne 139, 155, 163, Egan, Patrick 614 Hartsough, Amy 659 182, 219, 244, 256, 261, 284, 303, Eiser, Carl H. 356, 444, 483 Haskell, Sarah D. 3 72 341, 380, 405, 433, 507, 592 Elliott, Douglas 442 Hawkins, George J. 126 LaBounty, Bill 571 Elliott, Lang 370, 463, 509, 753 Healy, Trudy 40 Lange, Willem 663 Englehart, Carl 70 Hebard, Clifford Charles 458, 560, LaPointe, Gary 494 Evans, Jay 410 717 Lawless, Ken 655 Henck, Harry 566 Leach, John and David 812 Henley, Thomas A. 263, 469 Lee, Nancy 605 F Hentcy, Kathleen 763 Lemmo, Gerard 528, 548, 636 Fairbanks, Jonathan 258 Herwig, Doris 309, 348 Lemon, Peter 687 Falconer, Ray 16, 31, 51, 119 Higgins, Helen 495, 643 Lemon, Rosine and Peter 216, 242, Fazio, James R. 742 Hodlin, Daniel R. 424 316

18 AUTHORS&PHOTOGRAPHERS

Linke, Richard 434, 480 Munoff, Joe 349 Ponder, Mary Ann 521 Little, Dee 77 Potter, Barrett G. 277 Litwin, Thomas 603 Powles, Ronald 357 Loos, Ryland 421, 514, 591, 632, N Poznansky, Roslyn 709 683, 752 Nash, John W. 148 Preston, Peter 642, 702 Lubeck, Robert A. 300, 342, 413, Nedele, Jon 834 457, 473, 488, 518, 583, 645, Newton, Beulah S. .261 688,734,762,793,808 Nichols, Rosemary 383, 394, 406, Q Ludlum, David M. 58 417, 435 Lynch, Colleen 403 Norton, Phil 819 Lyon, Robert L. 145 R Lytinski, Jack 427 Randorf, Gary 425, 471, 556 0 Rechlin, Mike 697 O'Brien, Kathryn E. 177, 296, Rechlin, Nancy Boyer 378 M 322, 351, 453 Redington, Robert J. 681, 777 Manley, Atwood 579, 761 O'Brien, Peggy 72, 114, 157, 546, Reid, Edwin 364 Mansfield, Richard H. 829 622 Reiff, Daniel D. 765 Martin, Arthur 56 O'Connor, Eugene 179, 193, 239, Riggs, Harriet 73 Masters, Bob 41, 57 323 Riordan, John C. 312 Mathewson, Franklin T. 170 Ortloff, George C. 554 Robbins, Paul 667 Matray, Paul 252 McCamic, Betsy 113, 325, 479, 744, 851 McClellan, Sandra 54 7 McClelland, George 3 77 MacDougal, Harry 4, 29, 50, 66, 84, 102, 118, 144, 158, 174, 186, 197 McKay, A.G. 407 McKay, Alex 235 MacKenzie, Mary 134, 169, 212 McMartin, Barbara 368, 4 77, 576, 581,626,690,703,719 MacMaster, Frederick 130 McNabb, Hamish 10, 22, 27, 34, 36, 52, 62 Meade, Walter E 776 Mellon, Robert H. 65, 101, 122, 146, 161, 178, 200, 222, 234, 255, 272, 278, 785, 292, 311 Ostrove, Robert 810 Robbins, Stephen A. 236, 297 Merkel, Richard H. 136 Orzechowski, Pam 504 Roberts, Alexandra 809 Meyers, Paul 505 Roberts, Harry 513 Meyers, Roy Dean 201 p Rockwell, Landon G. 467 Milholland, John 39 Roden, Bill 123, 188 Miller, Erwin H. 336 Paine, Peter S. 98 Roseberry, Charles R. 313, 426 Milne, Brian 736 Patterson, Barbara M. 260, 307 Rossback, Mabel Limburg 106 Moffat, George J. 335, 347, 365 Patterson, Gwynneth 121 Rowe, Wayne E. 124 Mohr, William 24 7 Payne, Joan 654 Rue, Leonard Lee 120, 152, 797 Mooney, Elizabeth 601 Peck, Paul H. 176, 204 Rugge, John 355 Moore, Roger L. 172 Perkins, C. Edward 539, 676 Moore, Sandra Sizer 107, 388, 432 Peterson, John M.C. 131, 287, Moran, John J. 393 460, 634 s Morris, Bill 414 Pilcher, Edith 531, 541, 561 Saltford, Herb 321, 333

19 AUTHORS&PHOTOGRAPHERS

Wadsworth, Bruce 649 Walker, Phillip C. 125 Walton, Diane E 360 Walton, Izaak 20 Walton, Izaak, Jr. 78 Ward, Peter A. 167 Wardenburg, Martha 92 Warford, Susan 859 Weber, Art 84 7 Weston, Harold 141 Wharton, Donald 503, 569 White, R. D. 775 White, Ruth 8 White, William Chapman 327, 343 Whitehead, Roy 438 Satkowski, Paul 404 Surprenant, Neil 522 Williams, Donald L. 379 Schaefer, Paul 621 Swinney, H.J. 21 Williams, Donald R. 279, 306, 489 Schroll, Ronald L. 206 Williams, J. Robert 815 Schultz, Warren 580, 623 Williams, Richard L. 382 Schwabach, Deborah 620, 715 T Williams, Robert 844 Schwartz, Alan 552 Taylor, Dorothy 149 Williams, Ted 573, 713 Scott, Mary 95 Taylor, Kip 249 Wilson, Kenneth A. 217, 268, Sculley, Francis X. 359 Terrie, Philip G., Jr. 229, 807, 816 276, 281, 295, 324, 363, 422, Searl, Edward J. 259 Thielhelm, Bob and Helen 506 537, 594, 625, 726, 786, 858 Segal, Paul 828 Thomas, Bruce 451, 497, 545, 648 Wolff, Doug 280 Serrao, John 330, 708 Thompson, Adele S. 339 Shaffer, David 712 Tierney, Jack 299 Shaughnessy, Jim 686 Traynor, George 564 X Sheehan, Phil 792 Traynor, James E 538, 565, 743. Shultz, Rebecca 798 Trevor, John B., Jr. 168 Silverman, Rosemary 615 Trivelpiece, Wayne 563 y Simmons, Ben 695 Tubby, Roger 400 Skeen, Samuel 725 Tuttle, Donald L. 526 Smith, Clyde 10, 24, 26, 76, 143, z 154, 192, 266, 288, 289, 345, 633 Zahn, John W. 80 Smith, Hal 665 u Smith, Mason 475, 498, 516, 557, 600, 610, 673, 722, 732, 749, V 824,856 Smith, Nan 97, 202 Van de Water, Peter E. 841 Smith, Theodore 572 VanDiver, Bradford B. 452, 595 Smith, Tracy 182 Van Valkenburgh, Norman J. 796 Spofford, Tim 641 Van Wagner, Judith 612 Stanford, Stephen Jay 459 Verner, William K. 821, 826, 839 Stevenson, Margaret 14 Viscome, Laura 135 Stewart, Ray 246 Volkman, Nick 563 Stock, John 19 Votraw, James A. 543 Stoddard, S.R. 6 Votraw, Karen Van Bavel 416 Storey, Laurie J. 778, 794, 799, 801, 813, 823, 846 Sullivan, Fred G. 213, 409 w Summer, Stephen 312 Waddy, George 191

20 SECTION 3

Subjects

394,208 A Adirondack Park-Law and legisla- Abbott, Henry 632 tion 383, 406, 435, 759 Abbott, Kenyon 551 Adirondack Park-Statistics 550 Accidents see Rescue work Adirondack Railway 541, 639 Acid rain 390, 550, 558, 573, 628, Adirondack Rescue Dog Association 711, 713, 756 562 1 Adelphi Hotel 641 Adirondack Research Center 578 Adironda 132 Adirondack Ski Tours 542 Adirondac (village) 363 Adirondack Store 3, 254 Adirondack chair 698 Adirondack Woodcraft Camp 784 Adirondack Conservancy 381, 531, Aeronautics-Study and teaching 568 22 Adirondack Council 610 Agassiz, Louis 160, 487 Adirondack Defender 485,508 Agriculture-Champlain Valley Adirondack Division, NY Central 105 297 Air-Pollution 43, 119 Adirondack Forest Preserve 558 Airplanes-Accidents 775 Adirondack Forest Preserve- Akwesasne Notes 523 History 796 Alders 754 Adirondack Forty-sixers 40, 167 194 Adirondack Inn 48, 339 Allen, Dr. Douglas 829 Adirondack Lakes Center for the Alpina Furnace Company 770 Arts 137 Alpine plants 26, 525 Adirondack Life Magazine­ American Canoe Association 579 History 540 Amish 620 Adirondack Mountain Club 309 Animals-Habits and behavior 438 -History Animals-Hibernation 318 190 Animals-Pictorial works 734,-797 Adirondack Museum 45, 163, 826 Animals-Treatment 5 74 Adirondack Park Agency 127, 183, Apples 57, 225, 537 224, 317, 362, 386, 428, 430, Arbutus 625 826 Archaeology 4 77, 590 Adirondack Park Agency-History Architecture-Conservation and 98, 485, 610 restoration 48, 416 Adirondack Park Agency-Law and Arehart, Jack 532 legislation 127, 383, 406, 435 Arena Grill Bar 44 7 Adirondack Park Agency-Public Arnold, Benedict 331, 338 opinion 367, 508, 588, 662 Artists 12, 23, 35, 42, 54, 72, 88, Adirondack Park-History 98, 110, 114, 141, 157, 240, 490, 550, 796 526,546 Adirondack Park Land Use and De­ Arts and crafts 53, 71, 122, 137, velopment Plan 183, 224, 362, 187, 198, 226, 231, 239, 290

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(see also specific names, i.e. Bilan, Jossey 54 Botany, Medical 442 pottery, weaving, etc.) Bird banding 460 Bottles 191 Astronomy 206 Bird houses 250 Bouquet River 4 79 Atmospheric Science Research Bird watching 15, 287 Boxing 321 Center 100, 189 Birds 591, 634, 683 (see also Boy Scouts of America 572 Atwell 221 Auroras 206, 280 AuSable Acres 501 AuSable Chasm 38 AuSable Forks 416 AuSable Lakes 426 AuSable River 804 Automobile trips-History 108 Autumn 51, 125 Autumn-Pictorial works 593, 657, 716, 773, 843 Avalanche Pass 156 Azure Mountain 838 individual bird names) Brand marks (lumbering) 482, 519 Birds-Habits and behavior 249, Bransom, Paul 526 B 330, 448 (see also individual bird Bridges 594 Bacheller, Irving 286, 305 names) Brighton, Town of 428, 522 Ballard Mill Center for the Arts Birds-Pictorial works 459, 387, Broadfield, Capt. C.J. 601 561 591 Brown, Avis 187 Balloons 278, 536, 846 Birds-Protection 692 Brown, Grace 219 Barnett, Timothy 381 Birdfoot trefoil 105 Brown, John 162, 294, 745, 791 Barque of Pine Knot 306, 326 Bitterns 407 Bumppo, Natty 243, 254, 844 Barrows, Ernest R. 93 Black Creek 5 24 Burgoyne, General John 55, 319 Barton, Henry Hudson 336 Black flies 256, 306, 753 Buried treasure 346 Baseball bats 653 Black Horse Troop 351, 601 Burkhart, Bob 139 Bass fishing 693 Blacksmithing 56 Bumand, Eugene 779 Batik 122 Blaise, Jim 678 Burnap, Willoughby 365 Bats 292 Blizzards 87 Bums, Fred 33 7 Bayle, Francis 222 Bluebird 636 Burroughs, John 295 Beamish, Richard 542 Blue Jay 615 Butterflies 217, 415 Bears 271, 284, 428, 751 Blue Mountain Lake 182, 308, Butz, Rick and Ellen 855 Beaver River (village) 449 426, 824 Buxton, Chester 400 Beavers 303, 596 Blue Mountain Lake Center for Beaversprite 596 the Arts 824 Beckers, William G. 322 Blueline (Magazine) 540 C Bees 227 Bluff Mountain 848 Caddisflys 697, 858 Benedict, Farrand N. 833 Boats and boating 90, 109, 168, Cadou, Lucy 851 Benton, Zebulan H. 11, 58, 779 211, 216, 259, 306, 308, 462, Cameron, Judy 74 Bergamini, Dr. Herbert 178 475 (see also specific boats, i.e. Camping 49, 108, 199 (see also Berle, Peter A.A. 362 guideboats, steamships, etc.) Winter camping) Berry, John 311, 516 Bobcats 687 Camping equipment 469, 517 Bethune, George Washington 293 Bob-sledding 81, 437, 555, 731 Camps 643 Bicycles and bicycling 2 72, 401, 819 Bog River 212 Canada Goose 154 Bicycles and bicycling-Special lo- Bogs 392 Canada jay 669 calities: 630 Bonaparte, Joseph 11, 779 Candles 94 Big Moose Chapel 433 Bond, Tim 663 Canfield, Richard 193 Big Moose Lake 219 The Book End 60 Cannon-see Ordnance Bigelow, Daniel F. 72 Borglum, Gutzon 571 Canoes and canoeing 202, 283,

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311, 385, 510-17, 452, 579, 607, Clarkson College 77 Crown Point (Fort) 629 633, 761, 810 Climbing (see Hiking, Ice climb­ Crown Point (village) 567 Canoes and canoeing-Access ing, Rock climbing) Crum, George 340 rights 530, 639 Clinton Correctional Facility- Cultural Resourcesin New York's Canoes and canoeing-Equipment History 770 North Country (book) 578 513, 517, 675, 746, 828 Clouds 31 Canoes and canoeing-Races 4 7, Clubs and private prese.rves 531 97, 325, 399, 511, 577, 637 Cold River (movie) 492, 534, 598 D Canoes and canoeing-Safety 452, Cole, Herman E "Woody" 826 Dailey, E. J. 231 502 Cole, Thomas 490 Darts, N. Y. 221 Canoes and canoeing-Special local­ Colleges and universities 77, 148, Dauphin of France 715 ities: Black Creek 524; Bouquet 159, 258, 334, 400, 504 Davidson, Thomas 685 River 479; Flow Collins, John 826 Davis, Henry 714 515; Eckford Chain 182; Hudson Colton 439 DeBar Mountain 441 River 24, 153, 515; Kunjamuk Colvin, Verplanck 2, 17, 44, 138, DeBar Park 578 River 515, 425; 412, 702 Debosnys, Henry De Lelnack 115 457; North Flow 512; Oswe­ Condominiums 712 Deer 19, 120, 195, 316, 411, 680, gatchie River 515; Raquette Conservation easements 568 720 River 514; St. Regis Canoe Area Conservation education 309, 352 Deer-hides-Marketing 489 515, 699; South Flow 425; Still­ Cook, Ransom 770 Deer mouse 565 water Reservoir 515; Grass River Cookery (Outdoor) 315 Delaware, and Hudson Railroad 559; 576, 707; Cookery (Smelt) 506 247 St. Regis River, East Branch Cookery (Wild foods) 68, 86, 104, Deltiology 679 635; Indian River 659; Little 210, 349, 422 DeMarsh, Blackie 139 River 755; Chubb River 825 Cookery (Wood stove) 3 72, 604 Deming, Philander 655 Cantwell, James 561 Cornwall, John 285 Department of Environmental Cantwell, Paul 561 Country life 856, 859 Conservation 782 Carman, Bernard R. 371 Coyotes 376 Devil Bugs 302 Carr, Dan 179 Crafts (see Arts and crafts) Devlin, Art 551 Carson, Ruth Rumney-see Cram, Spencer 352 Devlin, Matt 44 7 Rumney, Ruth Cranberrys 422, 831 Dew-Pictorial works 762 Casagrain, Gary 564 Crane, Mountain 368 Dewey, Godfrey 554 Cascade Mountain 207, 221 Cross-country skiing 1, 192, 288, Dewey, Melvil 134 Catlin, Dick and Barb 836 377, 384, 542 Dexter, Orrando P. 694 Caves 292 Cross-country skiing-Special locali­ Diamond, Henry L. 64 Cedar River Flow 515 ties: De Bar Mountain 441; St. Diving 357, 366, 590 Cedar waxwing 727 Regis Canoe Area 599; Mt. Van Dodge, Homer 202 Ceramics 53 Hoevenberg 609; Northville­ Dogs 167, 562 Champ 662, 665, 691, 729 Placid Trail 616; Oswegatchie Dogs, Hunting 52 Champlain, Samuel de 686 High Falls 626; Hoffman Notch Dolge, Alfred 273 Chase, Ferd and Mary 282 670; Valcour Island 674; Owls Dolgeville 2 73 Chase, Greenleaf 600 Head Lookout 674; Lenny Road Dome Island 264 Cheney, John 833, 844 674; Weller Pond 674; Shattuck Dowd, John and Jim 722 Child, Addison 572 Clearing 674; Cascade Lake Trail Ducks 518 Children 246 (Hamilton Cnty.) 681; Red Dude ranches 532 Childwold 572 Horse Trail 730; Tug Hill 733; Dulcimer 146 Chimney Mountain Craftsman 239 Meacham Lake Horse Trail 738; Dunlap, Harris 133 Christmas 327 788 Dunham Bay 230 Christoffersen, Jens J. 789 Cross-country skiing-Directories Durand, Asher Brown 114 Chubb River 825 445,491,549 Durant, Kenneth 423 Churches 433 Cross-country skiing-Equipment Durant, William West 182, 306, Civilian Conservation Corps 277 781 308, 329, 614, 662 Clams 700 Cross-country skiing-Races 140 Dyes and dyeing 403

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Flanders, Ernie 741 Glenmore School for the Cultural E Flick, William 560 Sciences 685 Eagle Lake 182 Flowers 26, 310, 359, 461, 481, Glens Falls 846 Eagles 501 525 Gliding and soaring 178 Earthquakes 136 Flowers-Identification 95, 360 Gloversville 489 Easements 568 Flowers-Pictorial works 95, 752 Goff, Dr. Alphonzo 117 260 Fly-fishing 78, 150, 293, 294, Golf courses-Directories 464, 529 Eckford, Henry 182, 196, 614 804 Goshawk 252 Eckford Chain 182, 614 Fly tying 20, 150 Gothics 274 Ecology 754 Fog 539 Graffiti 4 72 Edible plants (see Plants, Edible) Foley, Matt 722 Graham, Frank, Jr. 484 Education 258, 504 Folk music 275, 499 Granger, Claude 453 Education, Elementary 654 Folklore 6, 335, 346, 365, 631 Granville 54 7 Elizabethtown 41, 115 Follensby Pond 160 Grass River 184, 559 Elk 19 Folwell, Betsy 824 Graty, Rebecca 25 El Lagarto 109 Forest ecology 619 Graves, Henry Duncan 416 Elm Tree Inn 495 Forest fires 624, 672, 842 Great Camps 701, 750 (See also Emerson, Ralph Waldo 160 Forest management 658 Individual camp names) Emmons, Ebenezer 833 Forests and forestry 429 (see also Green, Charlie 378 Endangered species-See Rare birds, Lumber and lumbering) Greene, Marilyn 562 Rare animals, Rare plants Fort St. Frederick 629 Grey Jay 669 Energy conservation 589, 772 Fort Ticonderoga 291, 456, 757 Griffin, N. Y. 2 79 Erie Canal 155 Fort Ticonderoga Muzzle Loading Grishkot, Walter 566, 846 Erosion 243 Association 228, 498 Grist mill, Warrensburg 63 Eskers 487 Foster, Nat 243, 254 Grouse, Spruce 364 Essex 114 Four Brothers Islands 682 Guideboats 90, 216, 294, 375, 585 Essex-Pictorial works 744 Fowler, Barney 780 Guides 126, 139, 149, 245, 286, Everton Falls Preserve 635 Fox, Lloyd 687 522, 642, 676, 714 Extinct Birds 62 Foxes 488 Guynes, Rena 580 Franklin, Benjamin 27 Gypsy moths 263 Fregoe, Harry 551 F Freud, Sigmund 89 Fadden, Ray 303 Frogs 300, 463 H Falconer, Ray 100, 189 Frosts 16, 324, 444 Hagglund, Col. LE 590 Farms 580, 620, 885 Fungus 342,395 Hague, N. Y. 566 Favarger, Charles 779 Fur trade 124 Hale, Kootchie 601 Federation Internationale du Sport Furniture 239 Hall, Albert 139 Universiade 135 Hammond, John 567 Fell, J. Bernard 557 Harbor Hill Books 790 Ferry, Hamilton G Hares 500 Fiddleheads 817 Game and game birds 180 Harrington, Carson 580 Firearms 21, 61, 204, 228 Ganienkeh 283, 294, 402, 419 Harris, Glen 386, 435 Fire Towers 265, 266, 267, 394 Gardening · 623 Harris, Moses 296 Fish 689 Garnet 336 Hartle, Dave 664 Fish-Conservation 123, 618 Gates, Albert 854 Hathaway, Winifred 92 Fish, Marshall 61 Gems 285, 336 Havlick, Dick 3 79 Fish, Peter 749 Geology 487, 595, 607 Hawk Owl 294 Fishers 503 Ghost towns 2 79 Hawks 252, 692 Fishing 150, 302, 393, 450, 538, Ghosts 335 Heacock Manufacturing Company 693 (see also Fly fishing) Giant Mountain 36, 129, 704 489 Fishing, Ice-see Ice fishing Gillette, Chester 219 Health resorts 121 Fishing-Special localities: Lake Gilpin, Robert 749 Helms, Herb 161 George 618 Ginseng root 91, 639 Henderson, David 363 Fitch, John 546 Glaciers 487, 595 Hendrey, Dr. George 558 Flacke, Robert 429 Glassware 18 Hepburn, A. Barton 439

24 SUBJECTS

Hermits 32, 268, 531 502 Kissell, William 552 Heron, Great Blue 251 Hudson River School (painters) Knoble, William 486 Herreshoff, Charles Frederick 382 490 Knox, Henry 291 Hibernation of animals (see Hudson River White Water Derby Koch, Edward 458 Animals-Hibernation) 97,399 Kunjamuk River 425, 515 High Peaks Wilderness Advisory Hunting 21, 52, 180, 195, 320, Committee 417, 436 439,598 High Peaks Wilderness Area 309, Huntington Forest 316 L 352,417,421,429,467,646 Hyde, Louis E 200 • LaBastille, Anne 341, 598 High Peaks Wilderness Area­ Hyde Collection 200 LaCasse, Noah 149 History 642, 833 Hydroelectric power see Water La Farge, John 779 Hiking 40, 107, 421, 429, 467-71 power Lake Bonaparte 11 Hiking-Law and legislation 417, Lake Champlain 259, 420, 462, 436 521, 665, 682, 729 Hiking permits 417, 436, 455 I Lake Colden 281, 558, 578 Hiking-Special localities: Crane Ice-Pictorial works 736 Lake George 7, 211, 230, 264, 322, Mountain 368; High Peaks 421, Ice boating 234 366, 426, 453, 566, 748 467; Mount Blue 368; Nehasane Ice climbing 76, 608 Lake Lila 531 531; Siamese Ponds 468-830; Ice fishing 5, 732 Lake Marie Louise 171 Southern Adirondacks 260; Os­ Idems 168 Lake Piseco Trout Club 293 wegatchie High Falls 626; T­ Indian kettles 243 Lake Placid Club 134, 712 Lake and T-Lake Falls 649; Cas­ Indian Lake 818 Lake Placid Playhouse 116 cade Lake Trail (Hamilton Indian River 659 Lake Placid (village) 134, 135, County) 681; Lake George 690- Indians of North America 215, 162, 350, 44 7, 520, 799 748; Giant Mountain 704; Lake 283,294,304,402,523 Lamb, Vern 552 Placid 709; Snowy Mountain Insectivorous plants 481 Lampson Falls 559 719; Round Pond 758; Moose Insects 645 Land of Makebelieve 128 River 777; Azure Mountain 838; International Paper Company 388 Land use-Planning 531, 672 West Canada Lakes 84 7; Bluff Iron making 779 Landscape protection 520 Mountain 848 Iron Shoes 555 Language 286 Historic buildings 561, 641 Ironville 703 La Pan, Lester 151 Hitch-up Matildas 245, 340 Irving, Washington 25 Laramie, Rene 326 Hoarfrost see Frost Isaacson, Wally 532 Larch, Eastern 483 The Hobby Horse 113 Lean-tos 49 Hochschild, Harold K. 628 Leather work 198 Hodges, Willis Augustus 745 Leaves 51, 535 Hodgson, Gary 428 Jaffee, Irving 554 LeBlanc, Hilary 34 7 Hoffman, Charles Fenno 807, 821 Jerry, Harold A., Jr. 610 Lichens 342, 395 Holland, Nina 71 Johnson, Sir John 314 Lightning 473 Holmes, John 160 Johnson, Krissa 592 Linney, Robert 555 Homer, Winslow 546 Johnson, Sir William 314 Linney, William 555 Honnedaga Falls 581 Joseph, Andrew 226 Litchfield Park 19, 432 Hooper, Frank C. 336 Jung, Carl 89 Lockwood, Carter and Lou 3 7 Horizon Corporation 184, 185, 208 Log cabins 592 Horse logging 443, 664 Logging (see Lumber and lumber- Horse racing 166 K ing) Horses 350 Kayaks and kayaking 325, 410, 451 Long Lake 242, 337, 816 Hotels, taverns, etc. 641 Keene 117, 685 Longhurst, Bob 774 Hotels, taverns, etc.-History 282, Keeseville Ceramic Company 53 Longware, Mel 5 495, 522, 572, 844 Keller, Ila 122 Loons 249,405,419,446,563 Howgate, Fred 389 Kelley, Doug 561 Loon Lake House 282 Hoyt, Gould 334, 443 Kellogg, Dr. David S. 85 Loon Lake (Franklin County) 282, Hudson River 24, 153, 502, 515, Kelly, Jeff 458 745 696 Kent, Rockwell 23, 612 Lorenz, Robin and Rae 198 Hudson River Gorge Rescue Team King, Vernon 239 Lost in the woods (see Rescue work)

25 SUBJECTS

Lost Pond 632 Moose 19, 103, 212, 229, 492, 598, North Country-Personal Lowell, James Russell 160 607, 740, 788 narratives 856 Lower Saranac Lake (see Saranac Moose River 457 Northern lights (see Auroras) lakes) Morgan, Bill 4 75 Northern Loggers Association 248 Lumber and lumbering 93, 181, Morrissey, John 193 Northville-Placid Trail 288, 724, 248,432,443,482,519,664 Mosquitoes 355 767 Lumber camps 236 Motion pictures 492 Nye, William B. 245 Lussi, Gustave 533 Motion pictures, Documentary 213 Lyon Mountain (village) 555 Motion picture industry 70 Motor Camper and Tourist Magazine 0 108 Of Rivers and Men (film) 213 M Mount Blue 368 Old Forge 80, 382, 673, 741 MacDonough, Thomas 420 79, 142, 428, 663, Older, Larry 275 MacDougal, Harry M. 164 832 Olympic Games-Lake Placid-1932 MacKenzie, Ron 551 Mountain Men 498 554 MacIntyre, Archibald 363 Mountain workshop 763 Olympic Games-Lake Placid-1980 MacMasters, Phil 498 Mountaineering 10, 76 398, 447, 484, 492, 520, 551, Mail boats 261 Moxham Dome 414 552, 557, 611, 729 Malone 561 Mudpuppies 660 Olympic Games-Lake Placid- Mammals 370 (see also individual Murder 115, 335, 351 1980-Finance 501, 551, 553 animals) Murray, William H.H. ("Adiron­ Olympic Regional Development Mann, Colonel William 566 dack") 8, 188 Authority 799 Maple syrup 28, 96, 244, 349, 391, Museums-Directories 465, 527, Opalescent River 218 803, 811 587, 710, 766 Opera 255 Maple trees 829 Mushrooms 176, 650, 718 Orchids 705 Marion River Railroad 614 Music-Adirondack 499 Ordnance 151 Marten 794 Musicians 146, 223, 275 Oswegatchie River 515 Martin, Homer 622 Muzzle-loading firearms 61, 228, Otters 737 Martindale, Howard 146 498 Outdoor education 749 Massawepie 572 Outdoor recreation 309, 352, 417 May apples 53 7 Outdoor recreation-Users effects on Mayflies 20 N recreation sites 724 McGreivey, Jack 828 Names, Geographical 221, 283, The Owl Pen 65 McIntyre, Dr. Judith 563 756 Owls 294, 347, 348, 387, 606, 725 McMahon, Paul 561 Nature Conservancy 381, 531 Meadowmount School of Music Nature study 75, 79, 152, 373, p 170 392, 411, 524, 668, 857 Medema, Gordon 179 Nehasane Park 531 Pabst, Frank 462 Medicinal plants (see Botany, Nelson, Horatio 39 Pack baskets 226, 841 Medical) Nessmuk (see Sears, George Paine, Eustis and Paula 60, 540 Merchants 1, 13, 37, 60, 65, 113, Washington) Painters 12, 23, 35, 42, 54, 72, 88, 198, 378 New Skete 101 110, 114, 141, 157, 240, 490, Meteorology 16, 100, 189 New York State Department of Envi­ 526, 546, 612, 622, 785, 821, Mice 370, 565 ronmental Conservation 362 851 Milholland, Inez 83 New York State Museum 369 Pallister, Vera 507 Mines and mineral resources 336, New York State Police-History Panthers 235, 243, 254 363 351, 601 Paper making and trade 388 Mink 124 New York State Ranger School 165 Partridge 548 Mitchell, Edith 290 Newspapers 299 Pasco, Sam 351 Mohawk, John 523 Nicholsan, Howard 533 Passenger Pigeon 62 Monaco, Arto 128 Nissen, Norman 663 Paul Smith's College 159, 334, Monasteries 101 Nolan, Charley 281 400, 443, 522, 853 Monsters 566, 662, 665 North American Wilderness Payne, Jim 842 Monty's (see Elm Tree Inn) Survival School 354 Peck, William 201

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Peepers 463 Robinson, Rowland E. 132 Pell, Stephen 456 R Rock Climbing 414 Pember, Franklin T. 54 7 Rabbits 500 Rock painting (see Vandalism) Pember Museum of Natural History Raccoons 152 Rocky Peak Ridge 241 547 The Racing Museum 46, 166 Roden, William 825 Penfield Foundation 703 Rafting 696, 707, 74 7 Rogers, Robert 185, 208 Pequoix, Pete (see MacDougal, Railroads 41, 201, 205, 247, 270, Rogers Rock 4 70 Harry) 297,305,339, 5~1, 639 Rondeau, Noah John 32, 268, 632 Peregrine falcon 692 Rain 644 Roosevelt, Theodore 149 Perkins Clearing 789, 826, 839 Rainbows 418 Ross, Arnold 580 Perkins, Red 139 Randorf, Gary 610 Rowe, Glenn 124 Peshette, Jim 56 Ranger cabins, Removal of 446 Royal Mountain Ski Area 678 Pharaoh Lake Wilderness Area 530 The Ranger School 165 Ruffed grouse 548 Phelps, Dr. Orra 130 Rapalee, Liz Rugge, Dr. John 640 Phelps, Orson S. "Old Mountain" Rap-Shaw Club 384 Rumney, Ruth 42 642 Raquette River 514 Rushton, J. Henry 579, 761 Philosophers Camp 160, 785 Rare birds 692 Photography 69, 237, 276, 312, Ravens 448, 466 345,389 Rawlings Adirondack Co. 653 s Photography of landscapes 480 Raymond, Benjamin 77 Sabattis, Mitchell 585 Photography of plants 461 Reben, Martha 313 Sacandaga Park 339 Photography of wildlife 545 Sacandaga River 260, 307, 427, Pigeon Lake Wilderness Area 811 576, 707 Pilots and pilotage 161 Saddled prominent 829 Pine marten 603 Sagamore Camp 329, 778 Pink 567 Sailing 168, 521, 837 Piper, Patti 721 St. Lawrence River-History 93 Plants, Edible 91, 359, 442, 537 St. Lawrence University 148 Plattsburgh, Battle of 420 St. Onge, Herve 13 Plumb, Robert 88 St. Regis Canoe Area 515, 599, Poetry 147, 172 699 Police 177, 351 St. Regis Falls (village) 694 Poltenson, Norman 540 St. Regis Lakes 168, 522 Ponderosa Fibers of America 839 Salamanders 262 Porcupines 301 Salmon 2 71, 4 76, 711 Post, Marjorie Merriweather 750 Red Horse Trail 730 Santanoni Preserve 652, 788 Postcards 679 Red Truck Clay Works 486 Saranac Lake (village) 14, 121, 798 Potsdam 77 Redford Glass Company 18 Saranac Lake Winter Carnival 494 Potsdam, State Univ. College at Redpolls 287 Saranac Lakes-History 106, 582, 763 Reed, Frank A. 248 765 Pottery 486 Regional planning 208, 484, 508 Saratoga Springs 166, 193, 835 Power resources 772 Remington, Frederick 12, 35, 240 Sargent Committee 826 Presidents-US. 149, 332 Rescue work 92, 429, 502, 562, Sauter, Steve 54 7 Preston, Julia Burton 126 652,663,684,749,842 Scenery (see Landscape protection) Priest, Henry 93 Reynolds, Pat 110 Schroon Lake 544 Prisons 700 Rice, Fred 313 Scleroderris 397 Private preserves (see Clubs and Richard Robbins (ship) 521 Scott, Sir Walter 25 private preserves) Richards, Dorothy and Al 596 Sculptors 602, 774, 823, 855 Probst, Barbara 65 Ridge Runners 309, 398 Sea gulls 460 Prohibition 453, 601 Riedesel, Frederick 55 Seamans, Howard 216 Prospect Mountain House 201 Rivers 213, 409, 425, 452 (see also Sears, George Washington 145, 761 Prosser, Bucky 328 individual rivers) Seward Pond 632 Purdy, Monty 495 Roads 112, 270 Seymour, Louis "Adirondack French Putnam Camp 605 Robinson, Orville 204 Louie" 569

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Shea, Jack 551, 553, 554 Star Lake 839 Timberlock 836 Sheep 784 State University College at Potsdam T-Lake 649 Sherman, Charlotte 113 77 T-Lake Falls 649 Shorey, Archibald T. 396 Steamships 211, 259, 308 Topridge, Camp 750 Shrews 370, 735 Sterling, James 779 Tornadoes 58 Shurtleff, Roswell M. 546 Stevens, J. Hubert 555 Tourist trade-History 844 Siamese Ponds Wilderness Area Stevenson, Robert Louis 14, 571 Trails-Maintenance and repair 468, 830 Stieglitz, Alfred 328 • 309, 352, 417, 646, 759 Silverberg, John 458 Stillman, William J. 160, 785 Transportation 269 Skating 533 Stillwater Club 631 Trees 125, 203, 535, 591 Ski-jumping 220 Stillwater, N.Y. 374 Triathlon 850 Ski racing 721 Stillwater Reservoir 515 Trout 123, 450, 560, 776 Ski touring (see Cross-country Stock, John 432 Trout fishing 150, 393, 408, 706, skiing) Stoddard, Seneca Ray 814 717 Skis and skiing-Directories 445, Stoves 372, 543 Trudeau, Edward Livingston 121, 491, 549 Stream ecology 754 571 Skis and skiing-History 9, 80, Streams (see Rivers) Trudeau Institute of Medical 134, 333 The Studio 3 7 Research 121, 798 Skis and skiing-Industry and trade Sturgis, Ted and Linda 3 Tubby, Roger 551 667,678 Suchard, Louis 779 Tug Hill 728 Skis and skiing-Whiteface Summer-Pictorial works 820, 832 Tug Hill Tourathon 733 Mountain 493 Summer resorts 34, 182, 282, 339, Tunney, Gene 321 Slater, Mark 458 522 Tupper Lake (village) 270 Sled dog racing 133 Surveying 412 Tuscarora 308 Smelt 506, 732 Surveying-History 2, 17, 30, 44, Tuttle, Orley 302 Smith, Appollos A. (Paul) 522 702 Tyler, Arthur 555 Smith, Bill 841 Survival 10, 354, 356 Smith, Clyde 73, 446 Suzanne, Jaques 232 Smith, David Swaim, John 712 u Smith, Marcia 271 Sykes, William L. 5 72 Underground railroad 745 Smyth, Linda 458 Unit Management plans 759 Snakes 413, 648 United States-History-French and Snow 69, 87 T Indian War, 1755-1763 757 Snowfleas 509 Tahawus, N. Y. 149, 323, 742 United States-History-Revolu­ Snowmobiles 13, 242, 673 Tamarack (see Larch, Eastern) tion, 1775-1783 27, 55, 291, Snowshoes and snowshoeing 192, Tanning and tanneries 4 77 296,314,319,331,338 379, 428, 441, 613 Teall, Edna West 28, 99 United States-History-War of Snowy Mountain 719 Temporary Study Commission of the 1812 420 Sociology 458 Future of the Adirondacks 98, United States Postal Service 131 Solar energy 589, 656 127 Upper Jay 128 Solid waste disposal 839 Terwilliger, Bob 557 Upper Saint Regis Lake (see St. Speculator, N. Y. 321, 333 Theatre 116, 269 Regis Lakes) Speedboats 109, 4 75 International Utica (N. Y.) Zoo 574 Spelman, Louis 566 Highway 112 Spiders 708 Thomas, Robert L., Jr. 684 Spring 203 Thomas, Steven 684 V Spring-Pictorial works 806 Thompson, Chris 664 Valcour, Battle of 331, 338, 590 Springtails 509 Thompson, Gertrude 711 Valcour Island 691, 809 Spurney, Peter 551 Thousand Islands 34 Van Arman, Lynn 81 Squirrels 370 Ticonderoga (Fort) see Fort Vandalism 588, 711 de Stael, Germaine 559 Ticonderoga Vermontville 723 Stafford, Ronald B. 435 Ticonderoga ( village) 111 Verity, Major (see Robinson, Stagecoach boulder 231, 243 Tiger beetle 528 Rowland E.)

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Association 607 Woodpeckers 454 Word of Life 544 Worthen, Al 223 Wrens 250 Writers 655, 807, 821 Wyant, Alexander 157 Wynn, Donald 431 Wyrtzen, Jack 544 y Yeats, John Butler 59 z Zero kennels 133 Zilliox, Robert G. 123

575 Wilderness Ranger Program 749 Wilderness Recreation Leadership Program 676 w Wildlife conservation 195, 316, X'. Alton Jones Cell Science Center 683 344 Wildlife observation 668 X1arren County Sheriff's Mounted Wilkins, Jack 551 Patrol 177 Williams, Eleazar 715 Water-Pollution 340, 388, 573 Williams, Gwenda 269 \Vaterfalls 156, 253, 559, 621 Williams, Henry G. 782 Water power 722, 801 Wine and wine making 361 Watertown 805 Winkel, Nina 823 Watrous, Harry 566 Winter 14, 75, 373 Weasels 497 Winter-Pictorial works 677, 734, Weather 14, 16, 31, 36, 87, 100, 783, 793, 854 119, 169 Winter camping 10, 288, 429, 787, Weaving 71 795, 852 Webb, William Seward 531, 541 Winter Mountaineering School Weeds 584 795 581 Winterberry Holly 786 West Canada Lakes 569, 84 7 Wit and humor 4, 6, 29, 50, 66, Weston, Harold 175 84, 102, 118, 132, 143, 144, 158, Weston Mountain 800 172, 174, 186, 197, 233, 246, Westport chair 698 327 Whip-poor-will 586 Witch-hazel 597 White, Bill 724 Woman's Liberation Movement 83 White, William Chapman 8 Women 81, 126, 341, 380 White Pine Camp 332 Wood as fuel 181,543,651,658, 100, 189, 426 769 Whiteface Mountain Ski Area 493 Wood carving 187, 507 Whitetail deer (see deer) Wood duck 518 Whitney, Judson 437 Wood frog 743 Wild, Scenic and Recreational Wood stoves (see Stoves) Rivers System 409 Wooden Canoe Heritage

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