Appalachian Mountain Club

“AMC Library & Archive Collection: Collection items are primary and secondary source documents, institutional records, and artifacts related to the historical programs of the AMC, which are catalogued and preserved for educational and research purposes. No collection items were capitalized as of December 31, 2024 and 2023.”

“The AMC Library & Archives have been an integral part of the AMC since the AMC's founding year. They anchor a remarkable landscape in which the past lies alongside the present and future of the AMC and the Northeast outdoors. The Library's collection consists of over 2,500 monograph and serial titles. It represents one of the most extensive outdoor recreation book collections in the Northeast and counts among its holdings works on the history of mountaineering, early climbing expeditions, and early explorations. The book collection also contains a vast amount of background information on environmental issues and outdoor activities. The Archive's collection consists of meeting minutes, annual reports, AMC bulletins and journals, scrapbooks, climbing journals, manuscripts, summit registers, photographic works, films, memorabilia, and maps. Logbooks that are no longer sound enough to reside in the AMC's historic White Mountain huts can be found here, recording the thoughts and feelings of mountain travelers from decades past. The Archives are particularly rich in visual images, with well over 20,000 images covering the 1870's to the present. The Library & Archives are strongly linked to the AMC's mission. They help to build awareness of the AMC using the Club's images and information in a wide range of publications, educational programming, and display materials. The Library & Archives support all departments in their historical documentation needs from preserving their departmental records to providing materials for AMC's journal, website, marketing campaigns, development efforts, programming, lodging, and the like. The long history of the organization that is housed by the Library & Archives lends credibility and understanding to the Club's current organization and its initiatives.”

“AMC's endowment funds serve as a perpetual source of financial support for the Club's programs and activities. Funds are either restricted by donors or by AMC's Board of Directors, and support purposes that include conservation, education, White Mountain huts and trails, volunteer managed activities, library and archives, and general support.”

“In determining recognition of uncertain tax positions, the AMC recognizes the financial statement impact of a tax position when it is more likely than not that the position will be sustained upon examination by a taxing authority. As of December 31, 2024, the AMC has no uncertain tax positions that qualify for either recognition or disclosure in the consolidated financial statements.”

“Change in Value of Split Interest Agreements 29,668.”

“Cost of Merchandise Sold -965,371. Rental Expenses -1,346,100. PFIC Capital Gain 6,444.”

“Cost of Merchandise Sold 965,371. Rental Expenses 1,346,100.”

“Huber Depreciation and Depletion 439,977.”