"This volume deals with the White Mountains for the benefit of tourists who wish to learn their way about, to make the more familiar climbs, to know something of the history and traditions and characteristics of the region. In addition it quotes at length, with irreverent comment, from its predecessors, an unusual idea which adds much to its bulk and more to its readability. As a guide and reference book for the casual visitor it seems to me admirably done." [N. L. Goodrich, Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, 1930]

300 pp. including Index, Bibliography and 2 Appendices (hotels of the region; list of summer camps for boys and girls).  8vo.  48 illustrations.  Green cloth boards with gilt title to front and spine.  Deckled bottom and side edges.  Short owner inscription facing half title page.  Boards sunned and spotty in areas, as shown; light shelf wear.