Subject: Newspaper/Magazine Articles, 1910s-1990s

File — Box: 8, Folder: 28

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 1: 1918 article highlighting ski jumping at Dry Canyon, near Fort Douglas and the University of Utah
Photograph number 2: Newspaper article "Alf Engen smashed world ski record"
Photograph number 3: "Prominent in establishing Salt Lake as Ski Center of America"
Photograph number 4: "Calmar Andreason breaks own amateur mark in Utah ski meet"
Photograph number 5: Article discussing increasing enthusiasm for ski jumping and skiing in the west
Photograph number 6: Salt Lake Tribune article from Wednesday December 26, 1934 telling of Alf Engen's record jump of 296 feet.
Photograph number 7: The Idaho Statesman from April 3, 1938 highlighting the prospect of a new ski area in the Boise, Idaho area.
Photograph number 8: Page out of the Utah Skiing Manual, 1939 edition, on Alf Engen.
Photograph number 9: Enlarged photo of an article which ran in the Salt Lake Tribune newspaper on November 19, 1939 highlighting both the naming of the Watson shelter and the second year of operations of the original Collins ski lift.
Photograph number 10: Los Angeles Times article from August 21, 1960 highlighting the ski jumping to take place at the fair.
Photograph number 11: 1970 Norwegian newspaper clipping highlighting Alf Engen as a "Norwegian Pioneer in American Skiing."
Photograph number 12: Article from the Salt Lake Tribune from March 19, 1995 highlighting the roles of Jim Gaddis and Alan Engen in the 1995 U. S. National Alpine Ski Championship return to Utah.

Dates

1910s-1990s

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