People: T-V, 1930s-1990s

File — Box: 7, Folder: 14

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 1-2: Lowell Thomas
Photograph number 3: Torger Tokle and Alf Engen, circa 1940
Photograph number 4: Roy Mikkelsen, Torger Tokle (1941 National Ski Jumping Champion) and Alf Engen (1940 National Ski Jumping Champion) in Seattle, Washington, March 2, 1941
Photograph number 5: Torger Tokle and Art Devlin in a double jump
Photograph number 6: Torger Tokle, Alf Engen and Art Devlin performing a triple jump at Sun Valley, Idaho
Photograph number 7: Torger Tokle shattering Ruud Mt. Hill record
Photograph number 8: Torger Tokle jumping
Photograph number 9: Torger Tokle making a new American ski jumping distance record of 288 feet at Snoqualamie Ski Bowl near Seattle, Washington, circa 1941
Photograph number 10: Torger Tokle
Photograph number 11: Corey Engen, Barney McLean, Sverre Engen, Gordon Wren, Alf Engen, Torger Tokle, Art Devlin at Ecker Hill at the Third Annual Intermountain Open Ski Jumping Championships, March 22, 1942
Photograph number 12: Alf Engen and Torger Tokle jumping at Steamboat Spring, Colorado in 1942
Photograph number 13: Torger Tokle
Photograph number 14: Alf Engen and Torger Tokle performing a double jump together as part of the filming of Ski Gulls. This was Torger's last jump as he was killed in combat with the 10th Mt. Division in World War II in Italy.
Photograph number 15: Torger Tokle at Aspen Colorado, 1942
Photograph number 16: Sigurd Ulland, circa 1930
Photograph number 17: Sigurd Ulland and Alf Engen, circa 1930. (Paragraph in Norwegian on the back).
Photograph number 18: Lindsey Van, one of the top young female jumpers of the 1990. She started jumping at the Utah Winter Sports Park in 1992.
Photograph number 19: Sverre Engen, Alf Engen, Lindsey Van, and Corey Engen at the Winter Sports Park in 1996

Dates

1930s-1990s

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