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A fictional collection, made to demonstrate Omeka S and the Vitrine theme. About this demo

Fifty-six winters on a small-town ski hill · 1938–1994

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Ride the Tin Lizzie (1953 poster)

Mid-century poster in teal and coral: pairs of skiers ride a T-bar up a diagonal white slope beneath geometric peaks and a coral sun. Text: Ride the Tin Lizzie. View larger
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Title
Ride the Tin Lizzie (1953 poster)
Description
Announces the Tin Lizzie T-bar, 2,100 feet long, built by the new Tincup Lodge Corporation in the summer of 1952 and nicknamed for its tin-roofed drive shed. Hal Brenner's last poster for the hill.
Creator
Teal roundel badge with the initials HB and a ribbon reading Hal Brenner, Sign painter and poster artist, 1910–1984.Hal Brenner
Date
1953
Identifier
TINCUP.1953.01
Publisher
Tincup Lodge Corporation
Rights
Fictional demonstration content created for the Omeka S demo. Free to reuse (CC0 1.0).
Subject
Skiing
Posters
T-bar lifts
Mid-century modern design
Type
Poster
Original Format
Screen print
Physical Dimensions
61 × 86 cm
Spatial Coverage
Tincup Mountain, Harlow, Idaho (fictional)
Site pages
The Lodge and the Lizzie, 1952–1962
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