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In 1963, Merv Lapin arrived in the Gore Creek Valley and at the fledgling Vail Ski Area. He has been active in Vail community affairs since day one. As the son and grandson of Lithuanian immigrants, Lapin understands the values of hard work, community spirit and the universal language of sport.
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Left to right: Terry Minger, Stewart Udall
This 1970s Vail Symposium image is inscribed: "For Terry, A great friend, Stewart Udall." The image appears in The Second Vail Symposium proceedings. The Second Vail Symposium was held in Vail, Colorado on 4-5 August 1972.
Former Secretary of the Interior, Stewart L. Udall, gave the keynote address. The address examined the 1972 Vail Symposium theme and was entitled "Agenda for Tomorrow: A New...
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Vi and Byron Brown skiing with their young children Cindy, Todd and Mike.
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At 80 years of age, Barbara Mooney demonstrates a lifetime of skiing elegance on Vail Mountain.
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Five images of 1960s Vail community; compilation and select photos by Dr. Fred Distelhorst.
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Eagle Valley Community Fund (EVCF) Annual Rummage Sale of Eagle County - 2004 image of (L to R): Sue Mott, Sharon Dale & Cindy Brown Crawford.
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Lyle Viers, who helped pioneer Vail ski instruction in the 1960s, and wife, Joyce Gedelman, who moved to Vail in 1972, enjoyed the outdoors and organizing community events.
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This 1988 image of Randy Milhoan was photographed by Danny Obenchain Films - Denver, Colorado.
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Lorraine and Harley Higbie met skiing in Zermatt, Switzerland. Harley Higbie was an original member of the Vail Associates Board of Directors and Lorraine Higbie was active with the boards of Betty Ford Alpine Gardens, Denver Botanic Garden and Denver Art Museum. They were early residents of Vail and active in the community's life and activities.
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Two images of snowy Vail Village taken by Dr. Fred Distelhorst in October 1965.
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This image features George Caulkins Jr. and Eleanor "Ellie" Newman Caulkins in Vail, Colorado. Created from the Bass home on Mill Creek Court by Tonis Frissell, this 1969 image shows the Caulkins home in the background.
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Vi and Byron Brown were instrumental in the founding of Vail, Colorado and its skiing culture.
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Eagle Valley Community Fund (EVCF) Annual Rummage Sale of Eagle County - 2004 image of crowd awaiting its opening at Maloit Park.
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Joan and Jack Carnie riding their horses on Mill Creek. The confluence of Mill Creek and Gore Creek is located near East Vail in Colorado. Composite photos ca. 1964.
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Allen Knox shares a humorous narrative involving his family's newspaper, The Vail Trail, Vail's restaurant community, and his father's (George Knox aka "The Skipper") editorial commentary. The Vail Trail was Vail's first weekly newspaper.
Tony Mauro, the "Voice of Vail," interviewed Allen Knox in an oral history compilation featuring the Vail Trail.
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Dick Pownall was a Vail resident and a world-class alpinist and technical climber.
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Dick Pownall was a Vail resident and a world-class alpinist and technical climber.
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Article written by Walter Gallacher after his oral history interview with George Mizner.
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This image of George Caulkins, Jr. and Ellie Caulkins in Tyrolean attire was created by Slim Aarons at the Caulkins' Vail Swiss chalet-style home.
The Caulkins likely wore this Tyrolean attire during a Vail kitchen tour and fund-raising endeavor for Vail Mountain School (formerly Vail Country Day School).
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This black-and-white portrait of Dr. Jack Eck is courtesy of Barbara and Brent Bingham Photography in Edwards, Colorado.
