LITTLE MOUNT HOFFMAN
Siskiyou County - Shasta - Trinity National Forest
October 17, 1929: "Fred Prinz moved his family to Callahan, Saturday. They have been stationed at a lookout near Medicine lake last summer." (Siskiyou Daily News)
October 19, 1931: "Earth tremors, believed to have been caused by a landslide in the neighboring mountains, were felt by residents of the Medicine Lake section in Modoc county Saturday, according to information received here yesterday from Alturas.
The look-out house on Little Mount Hoffman was rocked by the temblor, and forest guard at the Medicine Lake ranger station, where the shock was the most severe, was thrown off his feet." (Nevada State Journal)
June 14, 1954: "Mary O'Bannon Williams, Rockaway Beach, will serve as 'primary lookout' at McCloud in the Mount Shasta National Forest.
She will be stationed at Little Mount Hoffman lookout station where she will have two forests and three ranger districts for weather and fire reports." (San Mateo Times)
She will be stationed at Little Mount Hoffman lookout station where she will have two forests and three ranger districts for weather and fire reports." (San Mateo Times)
October 13, 1955: "The lookout station at Little Mt. Hoffman was closed for the winter at noon, Oct. 10, according to USFS rangers. Leila Stone, lookout, has left for the winter. Lessening of the fire hazard, due to rainfall, was the reason for closing the station." (The Dunsmuir News)
July 2008: On July 12 a group of 500 Boys Scouts from the Order of the Arrow began a five day service project on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Included in this project was the refurbishing of the Little Mt. Hoffman Lookout.