Scrapbook: Early Skiing, 1930s

File — Box: 11, Folder: 10

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 1: Alf Engen and Jimmy Christensen
Photograph number 2: Alf Engen and two other unidentified jumpers, circa 1930
Photograph number 3: Alf Engen, circa 1929
Photograph number 4-20: Snapshots of jumpers and jumps, mostly taken at Ecker Hill, circa 1930
Photograph number 21-23: The three Engen brothers and their mother Martha at a home (probably hers).
Photograph number 24-37: Snapshots of jumpers and ski jumping
Photograph number 38: Unidentified ski jumping group
Photograph number 39: The Well Come Inn
Photograph number 40: Sverre Engen, Halvor Hvalstad and Halvor Bjorngaard at the sign for Becker Hill.
Photograph number 41: Sverre Engen on a motorcycle
Photograph number 42: Road grader
Photograph number 43: Alf jumping
Photograph number 44: Alf Engen next to his car
Photograph number 45: Unidentified man practicing boxing
Photograph number 46: Sverre, Martha, Alf and Corey Engen
Photograph number 47: Unidentified double jumpers at Ecker Hill
Photograph number 48-56: Snapshots of jumps
Photograph number 57: Calmar Andreason preparing for a jump
Photograph number 58: Sverre Engen with his mother Martha and others (unidentified) on the front porch of Martha's(?) home.
Photograph number 59-76: Snapshots of jumpers traveling to exhibitions/competitions in groups and jumping at various places.
Photograph number 77: A soccer game
Photograph number 78-81: Snapshots of jumpers
Photograph number 82: Unidentified group
Photograph number 83: The sign for Ecker Hill
Photograph number 84-86: Alf Engen
Photograph number 87: Alf Engen with three unidentified friends
Photograph number 88: Unidentified jump
Photograph number 89: Alf Engen with unidentified
Photograph number 90: Alf and Sverre Engen
Photograph number 91-92: Unidentified jump
Photograph number 93: Alf Engen
Photograph number 94: Sverre Engen and others
Photograph number 95-110: Snapshots of jumpers and jumpings

Dates

1930s

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