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BRETTON WOODS SKIING Christmas Ornament souvenir
BRETTON WOODS SKIING Christmas Ornament souvenir
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Bretton Woods Ski Resort downhill skiing souvenir by Gallery Concepts. A wooden Christmas ornament created from an original painting and manufactured by hand in Maine.
Souvenir Description:
- 2" X 3" X 1/4"
- Sanded birch wood blank
- 1/4" thick
- 100% cotton cordage
- Print of original painting
More information about this inspired design:
Located in the shadow of Mt. Washington, Bretton Woods is the newest major ski area in New England. Its high base elevation and wind-protected exposure results in unique conditions for the region.
Despite being home to some of the tallest peaks in New England and some of the deepest natural snow totals, the Twin Mountain - Crawford Notch - Jefferson region of the White Mountains lacked a major ski area. While the 1960s brought proposals for ski areas on Mt. Agassiz, Mt. Jefferson, North Twin Mountain, Mt. Pierce, Mt. Tom, and Willard Basin, the region was still without one by the time the 1970s rolled around. During that time, however, Interstate 93 had been constructed to Lincoln, New Hampshire, providing fast access to the western White Mountains from cities down south.
Opportunity presented itself across from the Mt. Washington Hotel in the Rosebrook Mountains. In early summer of 1969, Philadelphia-based investors under the name of the Mt. Washington Development Co. purchased 10,000 acres of land for an undisclosed figure in the multiple millions of dollars, as well as acquiring the stock of Mt. Washington Hotel Corporation.
-Excepted from https://www.newenglandskihistory.com/NewHampshire/brettonwoods.php
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