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olympicorange

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……….. great post Dave,... lots of cool information . born & raised in the area, not being a skier, learned a lot from article. I remember sel Hannah as a kid, worked with his daughter on the family farm equipment, on streeter pond rd. still operating, been sold a few times. also the Valars , had a ski shop in town. went to school with daughters , and one is still highly involved in Mittersills operation & expansions. cannon mtn. & mittersill are in the backdrop of many pics from ''Tucker Lake'' . Waterville valley is owned by our governors family today. also, one interesting note of local history, which I expected to be in the article, was a local family ''Holdmann's'' ,..... Katherine , I believe ( grandmother of a buddy of mine),.... went to Europe to learn ''ski school'' tactics. and brought it back to the area, to be the first ski school in the U.S. theres a historical plaque only a mile from town, i'll try to post a pic. i'm sure there's a few links on-line , about that somewhere,... great job,...:thumbup:
 

loggah

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Jeff, Is a great guy .I left the waterville tucker at the new england ski museum a couple years ago for a summer event. I knew a lot of those people when i started working at ski areas back in 1967. Don
 

olympicorange

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...... ahhh , yes... I believe so. and the era of the ''Peckett Hotel'',... Robert just passed in sept. he ran a trucking /equipment business all his life..... helped him with many projects over the last 30 yrs.... he had a lot of great stories..... r.i.p.....
 
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