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Photos recently added to NH species galleries, set #130.
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ZANAZZIITE   Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
4.5 mm field of view
Species:           ZANAZZIITE  
Locality:          Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
Specimen Size: 4.5 mm field of view
Field Collected: Bob Janules
Catalog No.: 1729
Notes: Moraesite and pale green beryl are also present on this TN specimen.
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ZANAZZIITE   Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
4 mm field of view
Species:           ZANAZZIITE  
Locality:          Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
Specimen Size: 4 mm field of view
Field Collected: Bob Janules
Catalog No.: 1729
Notes: Moraesite and pale green beryl are also present on this TN specimen.
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GOYAZITE   South Baldface Mtn., Chatham, NH
Largest crystal: 3.6 mm
Species:           GOYAZITE  
Locality:          Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
Specimen Size: Largest crystal: 3.6 mm
Field Collected: Clayton Ford
Catalog No.: A Don Dallaire specimen and photo
Notes:
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PHENAKITE   South Baldface Mtn., Chatham, NH
5 mm phenakite crystal on microcline


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PHENAKITE   South Baldface Mtn., Chatham, NH
5 mm phenakite crystal on microcline


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PHENAKITE   South Baldface Mtn., Chatham, NH
5 mm phenakite crystal on microcline
Species:           PHENAKITE  
Locality:          South Baldface Mtn., Chatham, NH
Specimen Size: 5 mm phenakite crystal on microcline, three views
Field Collected: Don Dallaire - 10/22/82
Catalog No.: Don Dallaire specimen and photos
Notes:
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MORAESITE    Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
3 cm specimen with 2 cm zone of chalk-white moraesite.

Species:           MORAESITE
Locality:          Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
Specimen Size: 3 cm specimen with 2 cm zone of chalk-white moraesite.
Field Collected: Bob Janules
Catalog No.: 1729
Notes: Botryoids of zanazziite are in the upper right. A photo re-do.
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MORAESITE    Chickering Mine, Walpole, NH
5 mm field of view. Radial sprays of moraesite

Species:           MORAESITE
Locality:          Chickering Mine, Walpole, NH
Specimen Size: 6 mm field of view. Radial sprays of moraesite
Field Collected: Tom Mortimer
Catalog No.: u1176
Notes: A photo re-do. Moraesite indicated by EDS analysis. Note the EDS detector is not responsive to berylium. Minor Al, Fe, Mn believed to be contaminants.
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MORAESITE   Chickering Mine, Walpole, NH
1 mm moraesite spray
Species:           MORAESITE  
Locality:          Chickering Mine, Walpole, NH
Specimen Size: 1 mm moraesite spray
Field Collected: Tom Mortimer
Catalog No.: u1176
Notes: Photo from a stack of 150 images.
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HYDROXYLHERDERITE    Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
1.8 cm specimen with 7 mm hydroxylherderite crystals on albite

Species:           HYDROXYLHERDERITE
Locality:          Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
Specimen Size: 1.8 cm specimen with 7 mm hydroxylherderite crystals on albite
Field Collected: Don Dallaire - 10/5/50
Catalog No.: A Don Dallaire collection specimen (#697) and photo
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HYDROXYLHERDERITE    Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
2.5 cm specimen with 8.5 mm hydroxylherderite crystal


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HYDROXYLHERDERITE    Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
2.5 cm specimen with 8.5 mm hydroxylherderite crystal

Species:           HYDROXYLHERDERITE
Locality:          Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH
Specimen Size: 2.5 cm specimen with 8.5 mm hydroxylherderite crystal. Two views.
Field Collected: ex. Bob Whitmore.
Catalog No.: A Don Dallaire collection specimen (#1000) and photo
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LAUEITE   Locality: Chickering Mine, Walpole, NH
2.5 mm field of view. Yellow-orange laueite crystals.

Species:           LAUEITE
Locality:          Chickering Mine, Walpole, NH
Specimen Size: 2.5 mm field of view. Yellow-orange laueite crystals.
Field Collected: Tom Mortimer   (Oct. 2010)
Catalog No.: u1169
Notes: A re-do of a January 2015 photo. Laueite is uncommon at the Chickering Mine.
Some of the crystal terminations are very steep, suggesting this may be a mix of laueite and stewartite.