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

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“Tincup Mountain to close after 56 seasons” (Harlow Herald, 1994)

Front page of the Harlow Herald, March 24, 1994, headline Tincup Mountain to close after 56 seasons, with a halftone photo of a chairlift and two columns of text. View larger
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Title
“Tincup Mountain to close after 56 seasons” (Harlow Herald, 1994)
Description
Front-page story from the Harlow Herald announcing that the 1993–94 season would be the last. It cites three thin winters in five years, the cost of replacing the Silver Spoon chair and competition from larger resorts, and quotes general manager Walt Hedges and lift operator Ray Albright.
Creator
Harlow Herald (fictional)
Date
1994-03-24
Identifier
TINCUP.1994.02
Publisher
Harlow Herald (fictional)
Relation
Blue roundel badge with the initials RA and a ribbon reading Ray Albright, Lift operator, born 1942.Ray Albright
Rights
Fictional demonstration content created for the Omeka S demo. Free to reuse (CC0 1.0).
Subject
Newspapers
Ski resorts--Closures
Type
Newspaper clipping
Original Format
Newsprint
Physical Dimensions
28 × 36 cm
Spatial Coverage
Harlow, Idaho (fictional)

Linked resources

Site pages
The Last Chair, 1984–1994