[Gutenberg 57800] • The Flow of Time in the Connecticut Valley · Geological Imprints by Bain, George W. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

The Flow of Time IN THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY Contents Plates Figures Introduction Today and Yesterday

The River Works The Landscape Changes Glaciers Came Just Before the Ice Age Rivers Carried Off the Everlasting Hills Before the Rivers Cut the Valleys

The Mosaic of Central Massachusetts

The Red Rock Basin A Dinosaur Diary Volcanoes The Original Valley Hot Springs in Central Massachusetts The Marginal Uplands

The Eastern Upland Coal Swamps in Massachusetts and Rhode Island The Western Upland

The Story of Central Massachusetts Interesting Places

Mount Lincoln in Pelham Mount Toby The Sunderland Caves Mount Sugarloaf Turners Falls The French King Bridge Titan’s Piazza and Titan’s Pier Westfield Marble Quarry The Old Lead Mines The Dinosaur Tracks Near Holyoke Fossil Fishing Calendar Beds The Holyoke Range

Trips from Northampton

Northampton, Amherst, Pelham Belchertown, Amherst, and Northampton South Hadley, Amherst, Northampton Holyoke, Easthampton, Northampton Northampton, Hadley, Sunderland, Hatfield Northampton, Cummington, Plainfield, and South Deerfield

Trips from Greenfield

Trips from Springfield

Springfield, Holyoke, Easthampton, and Westfield Westfield to the Westfield Marble Quarry Optional Trips

Mineral and Rock Collections

THE MINERALS

The Vein Minerals Minerals of Pegmatites and Igneous Rocks Minerals of Metamorphic Rocks The Minerals of Soils and Rock Decay The Minerals of Sedimentary Rocks

THE ROCKS

The Sedimentary Rocks The Igneous Rocks The Dark Rocks The Medium-Colored Rocks The Light-Colored Rocks The Metamorphic Rocks

Conclusion Footnotes General Index Geographic Index Publications of THE HAMPSHIRE BOOKSHOP

MAP PAMPHLETS HAMPSHIRE BOOKSHOP DEFENSE PAMPHLETS

Transcriber’s Notes