Old Man of the Mountain lives on through digital model, poetry 20 years after collapse

New research estimates the Old Man of the Mountain weighed nearly 2,000 tons when it collapsed.
A 3D visualization depicts perspectives of the old granite formation never seen before.
New Hampshire pays tribute to the Old Man of the Mountain with new geological research, poetry, a song, and a scavenger hunt.
The Old Man became New Hampshire’s most recognizable symbol and still appears on the state quarter, highway signs, license plates, and souvenirs..
Visitors to Franconia Notch State Park can “see” the Old Man’s profile through a series of steel rods driven into a granite base that hang over a lake and point toward the cliff.