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A climber's guide to the Rocky Mountains of Canada

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/catalogue19847
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Published Date
1930
Author
Palmer, Howard and J. Monroe Thorington
Publisher
[Philadelphia] American Alpine Club
Edition
second edition
Call Number
01.4 P18a
Author
Palmer, Howard and J. Monroe Thorington
Responsibility
Howard Palmer and J. Monroe Thorington
Edition
second edition
Publisher
[Philadelphia] American Alpine Club
Published Date
1930
Physical Description
[244] pages
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Subjects
American Alpine Club
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Canadian Rockies
Guide
Mountain guides
Canada
Mountaineering
Abstract
Pertains to a comprehensive climbing guide based on the mountains in the Canadian Rockies. The book was likely to be considered an invaluable resource for mountaineers based on the complexity and detail of the information provided. In detail, the guide offers insight into the approximate locations, elevation gains, climbing distances/time, and additional relevant information pertaining to climbing in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
Contents
Part one: international boundary to Kicking Horse pass
Part two: Kicking Horse pass to Yellowhead pass
Part three: Yellowhead pass to Jasper pass
Accession Number
2019.48
Call Number
01.4 P18a
Collection
Archives Library
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Son of the mountains : the life of an alpine guide

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/catalogue1506
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Published Date
1938
Author
Kugy, Julius
Publisher
London : Nelson
Call Number
G512 O38 K8
Author
Kugy, Julius
Publisher
London : Nelson
Published Date
1938
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Subjects
Julian Alps
Mountain guides
Oitzinger, Anton
Notes
Edward C. Porter Mountaineering Library
Call Number
G512 O38 K8
Collection
Alpine Club of Canada Library
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Where the clouds can go

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/catalogue1442
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Published Date
1935
Author
Kain, Conrad
Publisher
New York : American Alpine Club
Edition
1st ed
Call Number
G512 K3
Author
Kain, Conrad
Edition
1st ed
Publisher
New York : American Alpine Club
Published Date
1935
Physical Description
xxi, 456 p. : ill
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Subjects
Mountain guides
Notes
No dustjacket. Pasted onto flyleaf: an original summit note by Conrad Kain, June 23, 1913 Mount Whymper, retrieved by F.C. Bell in 1957. Handwritten annotation reads: A climb of Mt. Whymper was made on Aug 7, 1957 by a small party of ACC members, one of whom was Mr. Don Morrison of Calgary. The cairn at the top contained some now deteriorating records, one of which was Whymper's own certificate of original climb on June 26, 1901, together with the names of his guides Mr. Klucker, Pollmager, Bosemay and C. Kaufmann. There was also a note by Conrad Kain of his climb of June 23, 1913; the latter has been considered worthy of preservation in his book "Where the clouds can go" and has been offered above. [signed] F.C. Bell, Alpine Club House, Banff, August 8, 1957. Inscribed by Lillian Gest. The book is stamped with the Alpine Club of Canada as well as an ACC bookplate on the front pastedown. Note: For a complete account of finding the Whymper original 1901 ascent record, see Canadian Alpine Journal 1958 article by Don Morrison "First Ascent of Unnamed Peak, 9050 feet : west of Mt. Whymper, above Vermillion Pass"
Edward C. Porter Mountaineering Library (?)
Call Number
G512 K3
Collection
Alpine Club of Canada Library
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