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“Mommy’s Going to March Us Up the Mountain”: Jean Camuso on Her Family’s Lifelong Love of the AMC Huts

Jean Camuso’s connection to AMC’s High Mountain Huts started over 40 years ago, when she took her two young sons on a hike to Lonesome Lake. From early adventures (including a memorable mid-trail “strike” that was swiftly resolved with peanut...
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1970 Amc Campsite Caretaker With Campers 1970 Sl5299.0017

July 6, 1970

A seasonal caretaker is placed at Liberty Springs Tentsite to manage use, creating our Campsite and Caretaker program. Caretakers inform hikers on how to minimize their impact on campsites in the White Mountains

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1930

Joe Dodge, AMC Huts Manager, becomes the Weather Bureau’s official observer at Pinkham Notch, where weather data has been collected ever since. Two years later, Dodge helps found the Mount Washington Observatory

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March 2-3, 1925

AMC helps form the Appalachian Trail Conference

1911 Weeks Act Cartoon Of Uncle Sam And The Old Man Of The Mountain

March 1, 1911

Advocacy by AMC and other groups results in passage of Weeks Act (36 Stat. 961), authorizing the creation of Eastern National Forests

1906 View In Hetch Hetchy Valley, Yosemite National Park Circa1890s Ph228.0422

May 1906

The city of San Francisco applies for water rights to the Hetch Hetchy Valley in Yosemite National Park, hoping to flood the valley for a reservoir. The Sierra Club, AMC, and other groups fight the…
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1895 Footbridge Over Snyder Brook With A Path Sign Beyond Randolph, N.h. 1918 Ls38.48

February 1895

AMC makes its first conservation land purchase by acquiring thirty-six acres along Snyder Brook in Randolph, New Hampshire, to protect a strip of old-growth forest from imminent logging operations

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March 31, 1894

The Massachusetts Legislature enlarges AMC’s charter to enable it to hold mountain and forest lands and historic sites

1893 Cascade Falls In The Middlesex Fells 1889

June 2, 1892

The Metropolitan Park Commission is formed in Boston with the help of landscape architect Charles Eliot. AMC throws its support behind the Commission to protect land in the Blue Hills and Middlesex Fells

1882 Amc Party Resting In The Forest Circa 1880s 90s Ph1890.0008

May 25, 1882

AMC lobbies the Massachusetts Legislature for the rights of municipalities to set aside lands for public use. One result is Chapter 255, “An Act Authorizing Towns and Cities to Provide for the Preservation and Reproduction…
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