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101 Alpine skier Georgette Thioliere from France at Sun Valley1947Image
102 Alpine skiers Rominger, Vallaer and Karl Molitor in Sun Valley1947Image
103 Arnold Kongsgard from Kongsberg, Norway1940; 1941; 1942; 1943; 1944; 1945; 1946; 1947; 1948; 1949; 1950; 1951; 1952; 1953; 1954; 1955; 1956; 1957; 1958; 1959Image
104 Arnold Kongsgard, Ragnar Baklid, Kristian Berg, Gordon Wren, Alf Engen, Harald Sandvik, Gustav Raaum, Harald Hauge1947Image
105 Arrival of FIS Ski officials at the Jackson Hole, Wyoming airport, October 31, 1968.1968-10-31Image
106 At Big Sky Mountain Resort in Big Sky, Montana, 1971, L to R: Roger Houseman (project director), Chet Huntley (Chairman of the Board) and Gustav Raaum (President and CEO) reviewing plans for the resort.1971Image
107 Bakke Ski Jump, Leavenworth, Washington. Back row, L to R: George Thrane (9), Art Tokle (91), Sverre Kongsgard (92), and unidentified. Front row,L to R: Art Devlin, Gustav Raaum, Wilmer Hampton, Kjell Stordalen, and Art Granstrom.1947; 1948; 1949; 1950; 1951; 1952; 1953; 1954; 1955Image
108 Ben B. crew, 1951 at Hidden Inlet, Alaska.1951Image
109 Big Sky Mountain Resort - Meadow Village at Big Sky, Montana under towering Lone Mountain. The Village is located 2 miles off highway 191, midway between Bozeman and West Yellowstone. Copyright Big Sky.1973Image
110 Big Sky Mountain Resort, Big Sky, Montana - 1973 - beginner, intermediate and advanced terrain, 2,300 feet of vertical feet, three chairlifts and 8,688 foot gondola. Copyright, Big Sky, 1973.1973Image
111 Bill Gundersen and Gustav Raaum 1947.1947Image
112 Junior Class in Holmenkollen in 1946 was impressive. Christian Mohn was leading after the first round with an outstanding jump to 64 ½ meters, closely followed by Gustav Raaum from Lillehammer with 62 meters. Several of the boys showed great promise for the future.1946Image
113 L.L. Thompson, father of Claire (Mrs Gustav Raaum) former Attorney General of the State of Washington.1945; 1946; 1947; 1948; 1949; 1950Image
114 Lahti, Finland. US Team members honoring Finnish soldier's grave. Unidentified, Earl Little (judge), Gustav Raaum (team manager) and Wendy Broomhall (coach), 1958.1948Image
115 Lismarka jumping hill near Lillehammer where Gustav Raaum and team mates competed and trained in secret during the German occupation.1940; 1941; 1942; 1943; 1944; 1945; 1946; 1947; 1948; 1949; 1950Image
116 Mr. And Mrs Luwick Schroeder of Poland with Gustav Raaum, Chief measurer at the Innsbruck Winter Olympic Games, 1976.1976Image
117 Mr. Raaum standing next to the company car (Nakat Packing Co.) in Ketchikan, Alaska, 1949.1949Image
118 Mt Spokane Ski Jump. L to R: Hans Karstein, Gustav Raaum (2nd place), Christian Mohn (1st place), Gunnar Sunde, and Jan Kiaer.1947; 1948; 1949; 1950; 1951; 1952; 1953; 1954; 1955Image
119 Norwegian National ski jumping championships, 1948 in Lysgardsbakken, Lillehammer where Gustav Raaum learned to jump and practiced before traveling to USA.1948Image
120 The Norwegian ski jumping team upon arrival in Seattle, WA, March 1947. L to R: Harald Fritzner (Seattle greeter) Arnold Kongsgard, Harald Hauge, Gustav Raaum,, Harald Sandvik (team leader), Olav Ulland (Seattle host), Ragnar Baklid, unidentified and unidentified (both Seattle greeters).1947-03Image
121 Odd Winquist, Gustav Raaum and Frank Waastad Olsen from Lillehammer Ski Club during the 1946 Holmenkollen jumping competition.1946Image
122 Outrun and spectators at Pine Mountain Ski Jump1947Image
123 XII Olympic Winter Games, 1976. postcard sent on March 22, 1976 to Gustav Raaum in Big Sky, Montana by Dr. Karl Heinz Klee from Innsbruck, Austria.1976Image
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