The National Geographic Magazine Vol. 01 No. 1
National Geographic Society
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National Geographic Magazine Volume 1 Number 1 published in 1889. Topics of articles are:
Announcement by the National Geographic Society
Introductory Address by the President
Geographic Methods in Geologic Investigation
Classification of Geographic Forms by Genesis
The Great Storm of March 11 to 14, 1888
The Great Storm off the Atlantic Coast of the United States, March 11th to 14th, 1888
The Survey of the Coast
The Survey and Map of Massachusetts
(Summary by Guero) (3 hr 40 min)
Chapters
Announcement | 2:42 | Read by A. J. Carroll |
Introductory Address by the President | 18:45 | Read by A. J. Carroll |
Geographic Methods in Geologic Investigation | 40:20 | Read by A. J. Carroll |
Classification of Geographic Forms by Genesis | 23:25 | Read by Veronica Schlette |
Great Storm of March 11 to 14, 1888, The | 8:25 | Read by Matthew Westra |
Great Storm off the Atlantic Coast of the United States, March 11th to 14th, 18… | 24:54 | Read by Guero |
Great Storm off the Atlantic Coast of the United States, March 11th to 14th, 18… | 32:09 | Read by Margaret Espaillat |
Survey of the Coast Part 1, The | 22:32 | Read by A. J. Carroll |
Survey of the Coast Part 2, The | 22:02 | Read by A. J. Carroll |
Survey and Map of Massachusetts, The | 25:22 | Read by Guero |
Reviews
The very first national geographic?
Vivia
Thank you so very much for this, a treasure and a treat. I've read a couple of books in the past two years about the 1888 hurricane. this great national tragedy and landmark of weather reporting is too little-known nowadays, esp considering it was known as THE GREAT BLIZZARD I think. Any first issue of Nat Geo would be worth a gander: but they went and picked a doozie of a first topic to end up with a blockbuster first edition! I can imagine the photos must have had similar impact on early readers as matthew brady's war images did. We're not worthy wonderful volunteers on archive.org or however you uploaded this! Thank you!
Fascinating Reading
sarahm
Three sections review a storm in March of 1888 that in certain respects reminds me of Hurricane Sandy. For weather geeks like me those sections are definitely worth the download. Very interesting to compare their techniques of gathering storm information compared to today's technologies.
The first of a long hist. of Primes
Sandrainia3
The First of many historic "FIRSTS" !!!
this is the WONDERFUL type of texts we seek..
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