Guidebooks (NSS Conventions)

The first NSS Convention Guidebook.  With road log by George W. Moore. Edited by Paul F. Spangle.

19th annual convention, June 10-16, 1962. Custer South Dakota.

Guidebook to Selected Caves In Southwestern Missouri, Guidebook for the 1968 NSS Convention.

Supplemental Guidebook 1970 NSS Convention 24pp, staple bound,  $12.00

Guidebook for the 1971 NSS Convention.

Selected Caves of the Pacific Northwest, Guidebook for the 1972 NSS Convention.

Bloomington, Indiana.  Guidebook for the 1973 NSS Convention.  With maps.

NSS 1974 Convention Decorah Iowa. Complete with packaet.

1976 Annual Convention Guidebook , Guidebook for the 1976 NSS Convention. Morgantown.

1977 Lakeshore Convention guidebook.  1977.

An Introduction to the Caves of Texas, Prepared for the 1978 NSS Convention.

2 Volume Proceedings with 3 companion guidebooks.

An Introduction To Caves Of The Bend Area, Guidebook for the 1982 NSS Convention.

Publication distributed in conjunction with 1982 NSS Convention.

An Introduction to the Caves of East-Central West Virginia, Guidebook for the 1983 NSS Convention.

NSS73 Convention Guidebook, Guidebook for the 1984 NSS Convention.

The Caves Of Southeast Kentucky, Guidebook for the 1985 NSS Convention.

1989, A Guidebook for the 1989 Convention of the National Speleological Society.   Held in Sewanee, Tn.

NSS 1990 Convention Guidebook, Guidebook for the 1990 NSS Convention. "Where the lava meets the limestone". With maps.  

The 1994 NSS Convention Guidebook.

1998 NSS Convention Guidebook.  With program. 

2001 NSS Convention Guidebook, A cave Odyssey, Mount Vernon Ky. With maps.

A Guidebook for the 2003 Convention of the National Speleological Society. With Maps

A Guidebook for the 2010 Convention of the National Speleological Society.

2011, Caves and Karst of Northwest Colorado, 2011 NSS Convention Guidebook.

Primary authors John Dunham and Thom Engel. Editing and layout John Dunham.  This spectacular 335 page once in a generation treatment of the caves in the Northeast is a monumental accomplishment.  The well organized, extensive speleological, historical, and geological guide will serve as the comprehensive, authoratative guide to caves and karst in the northeast for years and years to come.  As a bonus (as if any were needed!) the book includes detailed field trip guides for both of the NSS convention Sunday geo trips.  A must have publication.  This was a short print run with the majority being sold at convention to attendees.  In our opinion this book will stand as one of the finest convention guidebooks every published.