A List of useful web links related to our club:
Reference
 | MindatNH Description of minerals of New Hampshire |
| Mindat Worldwide data on minerals, mineral collecting, mineral localities and other mineralogical information |
| Mineralogy Database Everything you always wanted to know (and then some) about every mineral |
| Topozone Interactive topo map of the entire United States |
| A Collector's Guide to Maine Mineral Localities This online edition updates the popular third edition of the Collector's Guide to Maine Mineral Localities which is now out of print. Descriptions and directions are provided for 45 mineral collecting sites in Maine |
Mineral Clubs
| Micromounters
of New England Promotes the study of minerals that
require a microscope. Often, the ability to view your specimens under
a microscope reveals aspects of a mine or locality that would never be
available to the unaided eye. You don't need to own a microscope to be
a member and you don't even need to be a member to attend a meeting.
They do enjoy guests and the challenge of identifying the specimens they
bring with them. The Micromounters of New England meet on the 3rd Saturday of September, October, November, January through April and then host our annual symposium with a well respected guest speaker in May. |
| Capital Mineral Club Concord, NH |
| United States Club List Information about every Mineralogical and Lapidary club in the USA |