Except from Tribute to HPN in the American Alpine Journal
Dr. Nichols was born at Salem, Mass., September 30th, 1850, the son of Charles Saunders and Amelia A. (Ainsworth) Nichols. After attending Salem High School, he was graduated with the class of 1871 at Harvard and studied for the ministry at Andover Seminary and Philadelphia Divinity School.
Ordained a deacon in Philadelphia in June, 1876, he later served as Rector of St. John’s Free Church, Philadelphia, and of St. Paul’s Church, Brunswick, Me. He held successive ministries at Trinity Church, New Haven, St. Mark’s Church, Minneapolis, and from August, 1899, until he retired in 1922, he served as Rector of Holy Trinity Church, New York.
Notes on HPN's climbing and fateful day in England
Reflections of HPN from Joe Dodge, noted White Mountain personality
 Descendants, including 2 children and 6 graandchildren |
 On Mt. Washington, pre-war |
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 Alice and Harry |
 Harry at age 30 |
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 Xmas card 1920 |
 Xmas card 1921 |
 Xmas 1921 reverse |
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 HPN with sisters Ellen and Katie |
 HPN with Joe Dodge |
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 HPN pointing from summit |
Guide to the Harry Pierce Nichols Papers, 1864-1906 at Bowdoin College
Book: The Temporary and the Permanent in New Testament Revelation (Scan in PDF 11MB) or (txt)
Author: Harry Peirce Nichols
Publisher: New York : Thomas Whittaker
THE BOHLEN LECTURES FOR 1905.
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