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Stock# 55104
Description
One of the Earliest Depictions of Ski Runs and Ski Lifts
Rare early ski resort pictographic map promoting recreation and skiing in and around Sun Valley, Idaho.
Attractive pictorial map by W. Willmarth highlighting the winter sports opportunities of the Sun Valley resort area.
Very attractive and colorful tourist’s map of the popular ski area in Idaho. This very hard to find map centers on the Sun Valley Lodge, which opened in 1936, and the Challenger Inn, which opened in 1937. The world’s first chair lifts were installed on nearby Proctor and Dollar Mountains in 1936, graphically shown on the map with towers, cable and hanging chairs, each labeled as a “Chair Tow Line.”
Willmarth created a similar summer sports map.
Condition Description
Folding brochure style map
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