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Photos recently added to NH species galleries, set #201.
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PYROMORPHITE    Mineral Hill, Wakefield, NH
2.2 mm field of view
Species:           PYROMORPHITE
Locality:         Mineral Hill, Wakefield, NH
Specimen Size: 2.2 mm field of view
Field Collected: Gene Bears
Catalog No.: TBC
Notes: From a bucket of Gene Bearss collected samples. This steep bipyramid pyromrphite habit is one of several seen from the Mineral Hill locality. Also considered cerrussite as an ID, but no fizz in acid carbonate test.
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PYROMORPHITE    Mineral Hill, Wakefield, NH
1.8 mm field of view
Species:           PYROMORPHITE
Locality:         Mineral Hill, Wakefield, NH
Specimen Size: 1.8 mm field of view
Field Collected: Gene Bears
Catalog No.: TBC
Notes: From a bucket of Gene Bearss collected samples. Gray pyromorphite hexagonal crystals with white cap end faces.
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APATITE-(CaF)    Ruggles Mine, Grafton, NH
Nice TN. SW UV view


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APATITE-(CaF)    Ruggles Mine, Grafton, NH
Nice TN. Daylight view
Species:           APATITE-(CaF)
Locality:         Ruggles Mine, Grafton, NH
Specimen Size: Nice TN. SW UV and daylight views.
Field Collected: Matt Butler - 2025
Catalog No.: A Matt Butler specimen and photo
Notes:
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CALCITE    Scribner Rd., Raymond, NH
7.9 cm specimen
Species:           CALCITE
Locality:         Scribner Rd., Raymond, NH
Specimen Size: 7.9 cm specimen
Field Collected: Don Dallaire - 3/29/80
Catalog No.: A Don Dallaire specimen - #649 and photo
Notes: Aragonite, pyrite, galena and siderite were also found at this Scribner Rd. sandpit.
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CALCITE    Scribner Rd., Raymond, NH
7 cm tall specimen
Species:           CALCITE
Locality:         Scribner Rd., Raymond, NH
Specimen Size: 7 cm tall specimen
Field Collected: Don Dallaire - 3/29/80
Catalog No.: A Don Dallaire specimen and photo
Notes: Another Scribner Rd. locality specimen.
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STAUROLITE    Pond Hill, Lisbon, NH
1.5 cm specimen
Species:           STAUROLITE
Locality:         Pond Hill, Lisbon, NH
Specimen Size: 1.5 cm specimen
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No.: A Don Swenson specimen
Notes: This area is also known as the Pearl lake staurolite locale. Phillip Morrill's New Hampshire Mines and Mineral Localities booklet (p. 22) refers to it as the "Old Staurolite Locality - (Mink Pond)".
Most major museums have a display specimen from this locality. For the past decade (post 2015), a large portion of this locality has been posted as private land.
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STAUROLITE    Pond Hill, Lisbon, NH
1.7 cm specimen
Species:           STAUROLITE
Locality:         Pond Hill, Lisbon, NH
Specimen Size: 1.7 cm specimen
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No.: A Don Swenson specimen
Notes: This area is also known as the Pearl lake staurolite locale
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STAUROLITE    Pond Hill, Lisbon, NH
2.5 cm terminated staurolite crystal in 5 cm specimen
Species:           STAUROLITE
Locality:         Pond Hill, Lisbon, NH
Specimen Size: 2.5 cm terminated staurolite crystal in 5 cm specimen
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No.: A Don Swenson specimen
Notes: This area is also known as the Pearl lake staurolite locale
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ALMANDINE    Pond Hill, Lisbon, NH
3.5 cm specimen with 4 to 6 mm garnets
Species:           ALMANDINE
Locality:         Pond Hill, Lisbon, NH
Specimen Size: 3.5 cm specimen with 4 to 6 mm garnets
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No.: A Don Swenson specimen
Notes: Deep red garnets on dark matrix are difficult to photo.
This area is also known as the Pearl lake staurolite locale.
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FLUORITE    Stoddard Mine, Westmoreland, NH
1.3 cm field of view
Species:           FLUORITE
Locality:         Stoddard Mine, Westmoreland, NH
Specimen Size: 1.3 cm field of view
Field Collected: Don Swenson
Catalog No.: A Don Swenson specimen
Notes: This complex crystal group is difficult to visualize. It is a central hidden fluorite crystal cube, with crystal cubes on each face, each of these with a four sided pyramid. These secondary crystals are tetrahexahedrons.