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Steamboat Springs locals comment on the formation of the Steamboat Springs ski area and development of Mt. Werner, formerly known as Storm Mountain.
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Finding Aid for the Frank "Smokey" Vandergrift Collection held by the Tread of Pioneers Museum in Steamboat Springs, Colorado
NUMBER: 05-378-1
TITLE: Frank “Smokey” Vandergrift collection
CREATOR: Smokey Vandergrift
DATES: 1980-1995
MEDIA: ¾” U-Matic videotape refreshed to DVCAM tape; access copies on DVD
LOCATION: Collection House video closet
ACCESS RESTRICTIONS: Collection is restricted by special permission from Curator...
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Ralph Selch discusses the early days of the Steamboat ski area and the development of Mount Werner, formerly Storm Mountain.
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The 17th issue of Three Wire Winter includes Gloria Gossard, Elisabeth Schnackenberg, Roy Stuble, Jim Hicks, Gene and Maxine Flaharty, Richard Soash and feature articles on the Steamboat Ski area and the Pine Grove Restaurant.
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In this interview with Tommy Sharp and Bill McKelvie, John Fetcher describes his early life and education and his involvement in munitions manufacturing during World War II. After the war John and his family purchased a ranch in Routt County and learned about the reality of the cattle business.
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In this interview with Tommy Sharp and Bill McKelvie, John Fetcher talks about his experiences as an Elk River Valley cattle rancher and describes his part in the establishment of the Steamboat ski area.
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The 20th issue of Three Wire Winter Magazine includes Albert Hitchens, Roger Butler, John Fetcher, Hazel Henson, Art Maijala, and feature articles on the railroad, snowmobiling, Steamboat Vintage Auto Race and Yampa Valley Electric.
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John Fetcher describes his early life and education and his involvement in munitions manufacturing during World War II. After the war John and his family purchased a ranch in Routt County, and John went on to make numerous contributions to the Yampa Valley including establishing the Steamboat Springs ski resort.
