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Ski Museum Chronicles History's Slippery Slopes - New Hampshire Magazine - Vimarsana News

Ski Museum Chronicles History's Slippery Slopes - New Hampshire Magazine

The New England Ski Museum’s vast collections of gear and memorabilia celebrate and archive all aspects of the sport

Finding New Hampshire's Lost Ski Areas - New Hampshire Magazine - Vimarsana News

Finding New Hampshire's Lost Ski Areas - New Hampshire Magazine

Gone but not forgotten, Jeremy Davis’ WebSite captures the history of New Hampshire’s closed and abandoned ski areas.

Valley News - A Life: Ralph Miller; 'He was always trying something new' - Vimarsana News

Valley News - A Life: Ralph Miller; 'He was always trying something new'

LEXINGTON, Mass. — Ralph Miller always loved an adventure.From his early days growing up in Hanover, where he developed into a world-class skier, he sought excitement and experiences. His wife, Pam, said it’s a trait that defined his life.“He was...

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'Mountain Troops and American Skiing' Presentation - Vimarsana News

'Mountain Troops and American Skiing' Presentation

STRATHAM — Stratham Historical Society, jointly with Wiggin Memorial Library, will present a program by Jeff Leich, “Tales of the 10th: The Mountain Troops and American Skiing” on Mon., November

Lookout chair's first day leads to evacuations | On Snow - Vimarsana News

Lookout chair's first day leads to evacuations | On Snow

I’m beginning this week with some follow-ups on reader input from previous columns. First, some comments I received on my guest column by the late Bill McCollom. In that column, Bill described participating in one of the last hike-to-ski downhill races in the Northeast, which was held on New Hampshire’s Mt. Tecumseh in 1961. I heard from Peter Penndorf that he had been in that race as well. Bob Burley knew Bill McCollom as a “consummate gentleman and intrepid competitor.” Their careers overlapped both as coaches for the Killington Ski Club and as masters racers. Bob also p...

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