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For your consideration is a nice (curved) stereoview titled \"Summit of Mt. Washington, From the Clouds\". This is a wonderful image looking down at all the activity on the summit. Note \"Medford\" the St. Bernard front and center in the group of people gathered on the platform. This has a nice 3D effect. The view was photographed and published by B. W. Kilburn, Littleton, N.H.(#5937).There is corner wear and overall soiling. Please view the enlargeable photos carefully and contact me with any questions
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\"Medford\" was a famous St . Bernard dog who lived at the summit of Mt. Washington in New Hampshire during the late 19th century.Brought to the mountain as a puppy, he spent his summers at the historic Summit House and winters at the Signal Station with the weather observers. Medford frequently accompanied the meteorologists on their treacherous treks down the mountain to retrieve the mail and became one of the most famous and beloved animal celebrities in the country during his lifetime.
Over the coming months we will be thinning out our collection focused on the mountains of the Northeast. This collection includes the White Mountains (New Hampshire), Green Mountains (Vermont), Adirondacks (New York), Mt. Katahdin, Mt. Monadnock, and other miscellaneous mountains in the region. Also items concerning the Appalachian Trail. We will be listing hundreds of White Mountain stereoviews in the next several months depicting towns, hotels, Mount Washington, the Cog railway, etc.. If you are looking for a particular view by Kilburn, Soule, Weller, Franklin White, or any of the period photographers feel free to inquire whether we have one to offer. We will also be listing many books including Appalachian Mountain Club guides, early histories, maps, photos, etc.
