Canada -- Description and travel; United States -- Description and travel
THE CONNECTICUT RIVER AND
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
XVII.
THE CONNECTICUT RIVER AND WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The Long Tidal River -- Middletown -- Wethersfield -- Blue
Hills of Southington -- Meriden -- Berlin -- Hartford --
The Charter Oak -- Samuel Colt and the Revolver -- New
Britain -- Enfield Rapids -- Windsor Locks -- Agawam --
Springfield and the Armory -- Westfield River -- Brookfield
-- Chicopee Falls -- Hadley Falls -- Holyoke -- Mount Tom
-- Mount Holyoke -- Nonotuck -- Northampton -- Old Hadley
and its Street -- The Ox-Bow -- Goffe and Whalley -- Mount
Holyoke College -- Amherst -- Deerfield River and Old
Deerfield -- Greenfield -- Shelburne Falls -- Brattleboro'
-- Ashuelot River -- Keene -- Mount Monadnock -- Williams
River -- Bellows Falls -- Lake Sunapee -- Windsor, Vermont
-- Ascutney Mountain -- White River -- Olcott Falls --
Hanover -- Dartmouth College -- Mooseilauke -- Newbury --
Wells River -- Littleton -- Passumpsic River -- St.
Johnsbury -- Lake Memphramagog -- Dixville Notch -- Lake
Umbagog -- Rangeley Lakes -- Connecticut Lakes -- Source of
the Connecticut -- White Mountains -- Ammonoosuc River --
Bethlehem -- Gale River -- Sugar Hill -- Franconia Notch --
Coös -- Echo Lake -- Profile Lake -- Old Man of the
Mountain -- Pemigewasset River -- Flume and Pool -- North
Woodstock -- Plymouth -- Squam Lake -- Ethan's Pond --
Thoreau and the Merrimack -- White Mountain Notch -- Israel
River -- Jefferson -- Lancaster -- Fabyan's -- Crawford's
-- The Presidential Range -- Saco River -- Willey Slide --
View from Mount Willard -- Giant's Grave -- Mount
Washington -- Grand Gulf -- The Summit and View --
Tuckerman's Ravine -- The Glen -- Pinkham Notch -- Peabody
River -- Gorham -- Androscoggin River -- Ellis River --
Jackson -- Lower Bartlett -- Intervale -- North Conway --
Mount Kearsarge -- Pequawket -- Madison -- Ossipee -- Lake
Winnepesaukee -- Sandwich Mountains -- Chocorua --
Wolfboro' -- Weirs -- Alton Bay -- Centre Harbor -- Red
Hill -- Whittier's Poetry on the Lake and the Merrimack.
THE LONG TIDAL RIVER.
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