COLLECTION NAME:
The Community Library
mediaCollectionId
LUNALIBRARY~1~1
The Community Library
Collection
true
Title:
Photograph
title
Photograph
Title
false
Identifier:
F 15001620
identifier
F 15001620
Identifier
false
Identifier:
F 15001621
identifier
F 15001621
Identifier
false
Identifier:
F 15001622
identifier
F 15001622
Identifier
false
Identifier:
F 15001623
identifier
F 15001623
Identifier
false
Identifier:
F 15001624
identifier
F 15001624
Identifier
false
Description:
These are the images from the photo morgue of the Union Pacific Railroad publicity department. They were saved from destruction in 1982 by Dottie Thomas who happened to be in Omaha, Nebraska just prior to their being sent to the landfill.
description
These are the images from the photo morgue of the Union Pacific Railroad publicity department. They were saved from destruction in 1982 by Dottie Thomas who happened to be in Omaha, Nebraska just prior to their being sent to the landfill.
Description
false
Description:
Five similar photos circa 1955 of a woman (Bebe Walker) on skis with view from the top of Dollar Mountain with Sun Valley resort below and mountains in the background; snow-covered landscape; winter recreation at Sun Valley.
description
Five similar photos circa 1955 of a woman (Bebe Walker) on skis with view from the top of Dollar Mountain with Sun Valley resort below and mountains in the background; snow-covered landscape; winter recreation at Sun Valley.
Description
false
Subject, Topical:
Sun Valley, Idaho.
subject
Sun Valley, Idaho.
Subject, Topical
false
Subject, Topical:
Recreation.
subject
Recreation.
Subject, Topical
false
Subject, Topical:
Skis and skiing.
subject
Skis and skiing.
Subject, Topical
false
Publisher:
The Community Library, Regional History Department, http://www.thecommu
publisher
The Community Library, Regional History Department, http://www.thecommunitylibrary.org/regional_history_departments.php
Publisher
false
Type:
Box 1, 4" X 5" color transparencies :
type
Box 1, 4" X 5" color transparencies :
Type
false