Selected photos from the Utah Ski Archives, documenting the history of ski competition on local, national, and international levels; the founding of major resorts; snow safety and avalanche control; ski equipment; ski instruction; freestyle skiing; the 10th Mountain Division; back-country skiing; and virtually every facet of winter sports in Utah and the surrounding region.
Filters: Collection Name: "Wasatch Mountains / United States Forest Service" Spatial Coverage: "Brighton (Utah)" Collection: "uum_map_usa" Format: image Setname: !(ir* OR ehsl*)
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Looking into Brighton from Twin Lakes | P0370 Wasatch Mountains / United States Forest Service photograph collection, 1880-1970 | p0370n1_17_7 |
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Mountain stream, Brighton? | P0370 Wasatch Mountains / United States Forest Service photograph collection, 1880-1970 | p0370n1_17_8 |
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Brighton from Twin Lakes | P0370 Wasatch Mountains / United States Forest Service photograph collection, 1880-1970 | p0370n1_17_9 |
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Ranger W.E. Tangren, Warwick Tamoreaux, and Parley Probst rest on Sunset Peak | P0370 Wasatch Mountains United States Forest Service Photograph Collection | p0370n1_11_4 |
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Mountain man with skis standing in front of a shack, Big Cottonwood Canyon. (Also known as Brighton's old blind miner.) | P0370 Wasatch Mountains United States Forest Service Photograph Collection | P0370n1_5_12 |
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