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They Climbed the Alps They Climbed the Alps, by Edwin Muller, Jr. Jonathan Cape and Harrison Smith, New York. Price $3.50. Under the title “They ... |
AAJ In Memoriam |
1930 |
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Mountaineering “Mountaineering,” Encyclopaedia Britannica, 14th Edition, 1929. Vol. 15, pp. 929-932 with 2 pp. illus. This subject has been handled by the well-known authorities ... |
AAJ In Memoriam |
1930 |
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South America, Ecuador, First Ascent of Mt. Sangai First Ascent of Mt. Sangai, Ecuador Mt. Sangai in Ecuador is an active volcano, which for many decades has borne ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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Europe, The Southeast Face of the Dent D'Herens (First Ascent) The S. E. Face of the Dent d’Herens (First Ascent) The S. E. face of the Dent l’Herens, 4,180 ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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South America, Columbia, Sierra Nevada de Santa Maria Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. This fine range situated in northern Colombia, was visited in March, 1930, by Mr. and Mrs. ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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The Salmon Alps of Northern California The Salmon Alps of Northern California. A very rugged, although not a very lofty range of mountains are the Salmon ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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Possible Base for Mountaineers in India Possible Base for Mountaineers in India. The Himalayan Research Institute of the Roerich Museum, 310 Riverside Drive, New York City, has ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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The Federal Board of Surveys and Maps The Federal Board of Surveys and Maps, representing twenty- two map-making or map-using organizations of the United States Government, maintains ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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A Newcomer A newcomer to the fold of Mountain Clubs is the “Dolomite Club” of Winnipeg, founded about a year ago by ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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The 20th Annual Meeting and Dinner The 20th Annual Meeting and Dinner of the New York Section of the Alpine Club of Canada was held at ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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Possibly the Earliest Mountain Fatality Possibly the earliest mountain fatality in the United States, was that of Elisha Mitchell in 1857. While exploring the mountains of ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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Revista Mensile There has recently appeared in the Revista Mensile of the C. A. I. (Vol. XLVIII, Sept.-Oct., 1929, No. 9-10, pp. 213... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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Oetzthal Glaciers Those interested in the history of the exploration of the Eastern Alps will read with interest the article on “The ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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Asia, Himalaya There appears to be a renaissance of interest in the Himalaya. Last summer a German expedition from Munich attempted Kan- ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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South America, Columbia, Volcano Purace The Volcano Purace (15,420 feet) in Colombia was climbed last summer by W. Jenks Woolston of Chestnut Hill, Pa., who was ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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South America, Bolivia, Cordillera Real The complete reports of the climbing accomplished by the Andes Expedition of the D. u. O. A. V. has just ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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Asia, International Kanchenjunga Expedition International Kanchenjunça Expedition. Dispatches in the New York Times of May 24th report the death of Chettan, a veteran ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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Legislature Acts Concerning the First Ascent of the Grand Teton Legislature Acts Concerning the First Ascent of the Grand Teton. A possibly unique instance of legislative attention being devoted to ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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North America, United States, Colorado, Kit Carson Peak AMERICAN ROCKIES—NOTES, 1929 By J. L. J. Hart The fifth recorded ascent of Kit Carson Peak, in the Crestone group, ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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North America, United States, Colorado, Longs Peak The east face of Longs Peak was ascended by R. L. M. Underhill, alone, in June, 1929, by the original route. ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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North America, United States, Colorado, Longs Peak A winter ascent of Longs Peak was made on New Year’s Day, 1929, by Jess L. Fults, A. L. Richey ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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The Adaman Club The Adaman Club of Denver and Colorado Springs continue their custom of ascending Pikes Peak (14,110 feet) every New Year’s ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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North America, United States, Colorado, Lizard Head The second ascent of the most difficult peak in Colorado, the Lizard Head, 13,156 feet, was accomplished on June 9, 1929, by Harold ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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North America, United States, Colorado, Mt. Wilson, 14,250, and Wilson Peak, 14,026 Mt. Wilson, 14,250, and Wilson Peak, 14,026, were ascended by a party of the Colorado Mountain Club early in July, 1929. The former ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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North America, United States, Colorado, Lindbergh Peak [Lone Eagle Peak] The first ascent of Lindbergh Peak, an impressive spire in the Hell Hole region, the summit of which attains the ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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A Hotel for Skiers A hotel for skiers, Jim Creek Lodge, has been opened at West Portal, Colorado, on the western slope of the ... |
AAJ Notes |
1930 |
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North America, United States, Colorado, Mt. Audubon Mt. Audubon, 13,223 ft., was ascended on February 9, 1930, by Erl Ellis and John L. J. Hart, using skis. |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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Asia, International Kanchenjunga Expedition The latest dispatches relative to the International Kanchenjunga Expedition announce that the attack has been abandoned for this year. They ... |
AAJ Climbs And Expeditions |
1930 |
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The Ascent of Mount Bona The Ascent of Mount Bona Allen CarpÉ THE St. Elias range, which borders the coast of the Gulf of Alaska ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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The Traverse of the Grandes Jorasses The Traverse of the Grandes Jorasses Geraldine I. Fitz-Gerald THE climbers of this trip comprised myself, with the guides Alfred ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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Psychological Aspects of Mountaineering Psychological Aspects of Mountaineering J. W. A. Hickson IT would indeed be a very confident and naive person who believed ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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Frequented and Unfrequented Ways in the Selkirks and Rockies Frequented and Unfrequented Ways in the Selkirks and Rockies Noel E. Odell IT is well known to many that the ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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Ushba, One More Attempt Ushba, One More Attempt Lawrence Coolidge USHBA (15,409 ft.), double-barreled Matterhorn of the Caucasus, is one of its most challenging and ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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On Some of Getrude Bell's Routes in the Oberland On Some of Gertrude Bell’s Routes in the Oberland Miriam E. O’Brien IN 1901 and 1902 Miss Gertrude Bell and ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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Reminiscences of Seven Summers in Canada Reminiscences of Seven Summers in Canada Conrad Kain MY FIRST two climbing seasons, 1909 and 1910, in the Rockies, were spent along ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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In the Bugaboo Group In the Bugaboo Group Eaton Cromwell THIS seldom-visited group is surely deserving of greater popularity. The climbing compares favorably with ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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Gleanings in the Canadian Rockies, 1930 Gleanings in the Canadian Rockies, 1930 Max M. Strumia and William R. Hainsworth Mt. Robson IN PLANNING a mountain trip, few ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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Mountains and Mountaineering in Yezo, Japan Mountains and Mountaineering in Yezo, Japan Kenneth P. Kirkwood YEZO, better known as the Hokkaido, is the second largest island ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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The Ascent of Mount Owen The Ascent of Mount Owen Fritiof M. Fryxell ONE naturally associates Mt. Owen with the adjacent Grand Teton for their ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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The First American Ascent of Mont Blanc The First American Ascent of Mont Blanc THE HOWARD MANUSCRIPTS J. Monroe Thorington DR. JEREMIAH VAN RENSSELAER and his friend, ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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First Ascents and Explorations from the Mons and Freshfield Icefields First Ascents and Explorations from the Mons and Freshfield Icefields Alden F. Megrew TWENTY-EIGHT years ago a great peak was ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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On Rocks On Rocks Elizabeth Knowlton THE rocks up which one makes one’s way in climbing a mountain are to me ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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Difficult Peaks of the Sierra Nevada Difficult Peaks of the Sierra Nevada Norman Clyde ON NUMEROUS occasions the writer has received inquiries as to the character ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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The Problem of the Wilderness The Problem of the Wilderness Robert Marshall IT IS appalling to reflect how much useless energy has been ex- pended ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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The Rocky Mountains of the United States The Rocky Mountains of the United States Howard Palmer ALTHOUGH the Rocky Mountains constitute perhaps the most important topographical feature ... |
AAJ Feature Article |
1931 |
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A Climber's Guide to the Rocky Mountains of Canada A Climber’s Guide to the Rocky Mountains of Canada. by Howard Palmer and J. Monroe Thorington. Second edition. 1930. Pp. 244. ... |
AAJ Book Reviews |
1931 |
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The Kangchenjunga Adventure The Kangchenjunga Adventure, by F. S. Smythe, Victor Gollancz, Ltd., London, England, 1930. 404 pp. and 48 plates. 16/s. This brilliant book by ... |
AAJ Book Reviews |
1931 |
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Up and Down California in 1860-1864 Up and Down California in 1S60-1864, the Journal of William H.Brewer. Edited by Francis P. Farquhar. Yale University ... |
AAJ Book Reviews |
1931 |
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Early Travelers in the Alps Early Travelers in the Alps, by G. R. De Beer. Pp. xi+204, including bibliography and index. Illustrated with 40 plates and 36 ... |
AAJ Book Reviews |
1931 |
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The Pioneer Photographer The Pioneer Photographer, by William II. Jackson, Yonkers, World Book Co., 1929. $1.40. The author, the well-known photographer of the Hayden Survey ... |
AAJ Book Reviews |
1931 |
