Volume 9 Number 1
Spring 2001
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 | THE LIFE AND TIMES OF
HENRY HEULAND |
| Keeping It In
the Family: The Humphreys, Forsters and Heulands
Michael P. Cooper
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| Some
Remembrances of the Kentucky-Illinois Fluorite District
Frederick H. Pough
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| The Garnet Mines
of Chelsea, Pennsylvania: A Historical Perspective
J.
Roger Mitchell |
| Dedication
to Charles B. Sclar |
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Volume 9 Number 2
Summer 2001
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| THE HISTORY OF THE
TILLY FOSTER IRON MINE
Southeast, Putnam County, New York
Stephen L. Nightingale
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| Mineral Species
Reported to Occur at the Tilly Foster Iron Mine
Stephen L. Nightingale
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| Tilly Foster
Pseudomorphs
Stephen L. Nightingale
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| Scenes From the Hamlet
of Tilly Foster
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| Tilly Foster Minerals:
The Elwood P. Hancock Collection of the Harvard Mineralogical Museum
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| Tilly Foster Minerals:
The John N. Trainer Collection of the New York State Museum
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| Tilly Foster Minerals:
The George J. Brush Collection of the Peabody Museum of Natural
History, Yale University
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| Ronald E.
Januzzi: A Passionate Student of the Tilly Foster Iron Mine
Stephen L. Nightingale
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| Putnam's
Unsolved Mystery: The Balanced Rock
Jay L. Lininger
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Volume 9 Number 3
Fall 2001
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| MINERAL HISTORY OF
LEADVILLE, COLORADO: A 19TH CENTURY PERSPECTIVE |
| The Legacy of
H.A.W. Tabor and Its Impact Upon the 19th Century History of
Leadville
Jay L. Lininger
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| The National Mining
Hall of Fame & Museum
|
| A Gallery of Leadville
Minerals
|
| Lazard Cahn
“Scientist, Teacher and Friend”
Urban Turzi
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| Allen V. Heyl:
Colorado’s (and America’s) Consummate Economic Mineralogist
Jay
L. Lininger |
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Volume 9 Number 4
Winter 2001 - 2002
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| The
Life and Times of Museum Builder A. E. Seaman
Jay L. Lininger
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| The Discovery
and Recovery of a Unique Copper Boulder
Robert J. Barron
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| A Search for the
Real Sam Gordon
Jay L. Lininger
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| Tilly Foster: A
Postscript
Ronald E. Januzzi
|
| The Sale of a
Lazard Cahn Collection
Steven C. Chamberlain
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