Vail Region (Colo.) - History
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This is the program cover for the the 10th Mountain Chapter - NSDAR Organizing Meeting held on 11 November 2017.
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This is the inner program content for the 10th Mountain Chapter - NSDAR Organizational Meeting held on 11 November 2017.
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Vail's first Town Manager, Terry Minger, discusses the early days of Vail. Minger served as Vail Town Manager from 16 February 1969 to 16 March 1979. He is interviewed by the founder of the Vail Valley Foundation, John Horan-Kates.
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This view of the former historic A-frame barn at Antholz Ranch is likely from Gore Creek looking south toward what is now the Northwoods subdivision (located just east of the Gold Peak complex in Vail). This former ranch site is now home of Ford Park.
During 1971 and 1972, Summervail Workshop in Art and Critical Studies (also known as Summervail Art Workshop) was held at Antholz Ranch. Originally the brainchild of Randy Milhoan, Dan Telleen and...
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Dave Garton (left) and Packy Walker are legendary jesters and practical jokers of Vail, Colorado. Residents since the 1960s, Walker and Garton share some of their favorite antics. They are interviewed by Dave's son, Bart Garton. Tony Mauro, the "Voice of Vail," hosted the oral history.
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Rob LeVine examines his life in Vail and his role in the evolution of the community. LeVine discusses meeting Dr. Tom Steinberg at The Clinic in the 1960s and later serving with him on Vail Town Council. LeVine expounds upon key decisions by the Vail Town Council that dramatically influenced the character of the community. LeVine also considers the existence of a Lionshead culture, being mentored by his father and Bud Benedict, and his role in the...
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Sponsored by Antlers at Vail, Team Antlers bike racing team is depicted during its 2010 Colorado River Ride.
This annual fund-raiser for Snowboard Outreach Society (SOS) ran approximately fifteen years. The century (100 miles) team ride began and ended in Avon, Eagle County, Colorado and followed the Upper Colorado and Eagle rivers for much of the bike race course.
Left to right: John Evans, Steve MacDonald, Bert Farin, Ray Tuomey, Danny...
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Rob LeVine is in the starting gate for the Tashiro Cup, sponsored by Tashiro Marketing & Advertising. Tashiro Marketing was owned by popular 1980s Vail business owners, Harvey and Lori Tashiro. The event has been described as the Vail Mountain local's "social event of the year."
Unlike most skiers, LeVine is racing on telemark (touring-style) skis rather than alpine (dowhill) skis.
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Rob LeVine is shown playing with a specialized golf ball for winter golf. The photograph was created by fellow golf enthusiast, John Harrison. LeVine and Harrison were playing on opening day at the Sonnenalp Golf Club near Berry Creek in the Singletree subdivision of Edwards, Colorado.
As a self-described "recreation junkie," Rob LeVine enjoys the Vail area and Eagle County, Colorado for its "world Class culture and recreation amenities." ...
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Rob LeVine and John Harrison exhibit their resilient natures and community spirit while playing winter golf at the Sonnenalp Golf Club. On 13 April 2018, LeVine and Harrison played 36 holes during the course's snowy opening day. The Sonnenalp Golf Club is located near Berry Creek in the Singletree subdivision of Edwards, Colorado.
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On 21 April 2006, Rob LeVine celebrated his 50th birthday with friends atop Vail Mountain near Chair 5. In the background is the Gore Range.
Left to right: Bruce Gille, Kim (Ducic) Farin, Chris Ratzlaff, Nancy Young, Rob LeVine, Sarah (Sosic) Ratzlaff, Lisa Siegert-Free, Hap Young, Bert Farin, and Randi Davis.
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Two young patriots, and Vail Public Library patrons, are featured during the 1976 Independence Day parade in Vail. One of the children carries a placard saying: "VPL Salutes BEN FRANKLIN Library Founder."
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A young patron of Vail Public Library and member of the "VPL Summer Reading Club" carries a placard saying: "Vail Public Library 1976" during Vail's1976 Independence Day parade.
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Young patrons of Vail Public Library carry five placards during Vail's1976 Independence Day parade. The staging area is the base of Vail Mountain. The far left placard reads: "VPL Salutes BEN FRANKLIN Library Founder." A central placard reads: "VPL Summer Reading Club."
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Children from the Vail Public Library Summer Reading Club prepare to march in Vail's 1976 Independence Day parade. Two of the five placards note: "VPL Salutes BEN FRANKLIN Library Founder" and "VPL Summer Reading Club."
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Three young patriots, and Vail Public Library patrons, are featured during Vail's 1976 Independence Day parade. One of the children carries a placard saying: "VPL Salutes BEN FRANKLIN Library Founder."
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1972 photograph by Marcia Gantz. The subject of the image is Crossroads shopping complex in Vail, Eagle County, Colorado. The Solaris center has been in this location since 2012.
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1972 photograph by Marcia Gantz. The subject of the image is Crossroads shopping complex in Vail, Eagle County, Colorado. The Solaris center has been in this location since 2012.
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1972 photograph by Marcia Gantz. The subject of the image is Gore Creek Drive in Vail, Eagle County, Colorado looking from west to east. The Lodge at Vail is on the right in the forefront and the Clock Tower building near the center of the image. The Grand Traverse Peak of the Gore Range is in the background.
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1972 photograph by Marcia Gantz. This is a view of Gore Creek and the Creekside Building in Vail, Eagle County, Colorado looking from west to east. The Clock Tower Building is in the background and the pedestrian bridge is now known as the International Bridge.
