Locality: Tin Mtn. Mine, Jackson, NH
Specimen Size: 10 mm field of view
Field Collected: Tom Mortimer - 1993
Catalog No.: 2152
Notes: First guess was perhaps enstatite. EDS analysis indicated epidote. The small peak in the plot at 6.4 KeV is iron, frequently found in epidote chemistry. A green-brown radial cluster of clinochlore is on the left.
Locality: Tin Mtn. Mine, Jackson, NH
Specimen Size: 5 mm field of view - close-up
Field Collected: Tom Mortimer - 1993
Catalog No.: 2152
Notes: Dark green radial clusters of clinochlore and quartz crystals are also present.
Locality: Tin Mtn. Mine, Jackson, NH
Specimen Size: 10 mm field of view. Light brown, transparent crystal in photo center.
Field Collected: Tom Mortimer - 1993
Catalog No.: 2152
Notes: Translucent green radial cluster of clinochlore on left.
Locality: Power Line Locale, near Mt. Mist, Warren, NH
Specimen Size: 10 cm crystal
Field Collected: Don Dallaire - 1995
Catalog No.: A Don Dallaire photo & specimen
Notes:
Locality: Rt. 4, Orange,, NH
Specimen Size: 4.5 mm field of view
Field Collected: Clayton Ford
Catalog No.: A Bob Wilken specimen and photo
Notes: [bw] "Ford's label just was written this way: 'Rt 4, Orange Summit, NH'. Rt 4 and Orange is fine, but did he mean 'Orange Summit?' which is north of Rt 4."
Locality: Power line site near Mount Mist, Warren, NH
Specimen Size: 19 cm terminated crystal
Field Collected: Don Dallaire & Ernie Schlichter, 1995
Catalog No.: A Don Dallaire specimen, #5410, and photo
Notes: [dd] "#5410 is the largest epidote I know of from NH. The crystal is 19 cm long and terminated. It was collected by me and Ernie Schlichter at the power line site near Mount Mist in Warren. Ernie trimmed all the specimens out of the 500 lb. (or should I say 227 kilo) quartz boulder we split & took home. We split up the specimens & Ernie got this one and it turned up in Tucson 2 years ago (2023) and I bought it. Amazing that I bought something I collected in 1995."
Locality: Wheeler Mtn., Winchester, NH
Specimen Size: 8.8 cm specimen
Field Collected: Don Dallaire & Ernie Schlichter, 1996
Catalog No.: A Don Dallaire specimen, #2288 and photo
Notes: [dd] "Ernie trimmed out 2 specimens and I got this one (his was better but he sold it and I don't know where it went). The specimen is 8.8 cm across and the main crystal is 4 cm tall. The termination on the large crystal has damage (Ernie's didn't)"