NEW HAMPSHIRE
MOUNT AZISCOOS
1910: "On Mt. Aziscoos, which is operated by the State of Maine, an arrangement was made whereby fires occurring in New Hampshire were reported to the wardens, and in return fires in Maine were reported if discovered from New Hampshire lookouts." (Report of the Forestry Commissioner)
MOUNT BEMIS
Grafton County
MOUNT CARRIGAN
Grafton County
1910: A lookout station was established at this point. (Report of the Forestry Commissioner)
1922: "The Mount Carrigan telephone line has been connected with the main line at Sawyers River by means of a new line from Livermore to the main line." (Biennial Report of the Forestry Commission, 1921-22)
MOUNT DUSTIN
Coos County
MOUNT GARFIELD
MOUNT HALE
Coos County
August 6, 1970: "Thomson said that atop Mt. Hale he found the fallen debris of an old fire tower and said he understands the federal government has left four or five more fire tower wrecks on other mountains in the area." (Nashua Telegraph)
MOUNT ISRAEL
Carroll County
1922: "Mount Israel was operated only part of the season." (Biennial Report of the Forestry Commission, 1921-22)
MOUNT MADISON
Coos County
1910: The telephone line has already been installed, the only expense being the employment of a watchman. (Report of the Forestry Commissioner)
MOUNT MAJOR
Belknap County
MOUNT MOOSILAUKE
Grafton County
1910: The telephone line has already been installed, the only expense being the employment of the watchman. (Report of the Forestry Commissioner)
1910: A lookout station was established at this point. (Report of the Forestry Commissioner)
September 1924: "The New Hampshire Forestry Department is erecting four new lookout towers, one on Mount Osceola. -- News Letter, N.H. Forestry Dept." (The Forest Worker)
1942: A 40-foot steel tower was erected east of the original site.
1985: The tower was dismantled and removed from the site.
*MOUNT PROSPECT
Coos County - Weeks State Park
September 18, 2013: The authorization to sign a contract with a stonemason is on the agenda of the Governor and Council meeting in Windham. Work to be done on the stone structure will include removing old weak mortar on the exterior surfaces, restoration of the mortar and missing stones and sealing around the windows. The last work of this nature was done in 1964.
MOUNT ROSEBROOK
Grafton County
1909: "Two lookout stations have been maintained by timberland owners in New Hampshire for several years. The Mount Pleasant Hotel Company has long maintained a patrol over the Rosebrook range in times of drought, a telephone line having been built to the top of Mt. Rosebrook, the best lookout point." (Report of the Forest Commissioner)
1922: "A metallic line to Mount Rosebrook was completed and connection made at the Mount Washington Hotel. The cabin was enlarged by adding a cook room" (Biennial Report of the Forestry Commission, 1921-22)
MOUNT SHAW
Carroll County
1916: "A new station is being equipped this fall on Mt Shaw in Moultonborough, the telephone line being connected with a 60 foot tower built by Mr. T.C. Plant, who has given the forestry department the use of the tower for lookout purposes." (State of New Hampshire Biennial Report of the Forestry Commission for the years 1915-1916)
1922: The lookout station was temporarily discontinued except for emergency service. (Biennial Report of the Forestry Commission, 1921-22)
PIERMONT MOUNTAIN
Grafton County
PILLSBURY
Sullivan County