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Skating in the ski village below the slopes in Vail, Colorado, a town in Eagle County's Vail Pass that did not exist until four years after the founding of the Vail Ski Resort in 1962. As of 2015, Vail Mountain, just 1.5 hours from Denver, was Colorado's largest ski mountain
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Scene in the ski village below the slopes in Vail, Colorado, a town in Eagle County's Vail Pass that did not exist until four years after the founding of the Vail Ski Resort in 1962. As of 2015, Vail Mountain, just 1.5 hours from Denver, was Colorado's largest ski mountain
Scene in the ski village below the slopes in Vail, Colorado, a town in Eagle County's Vail Pass that did not exist until four years after the founding of the Vail Ski Resort in 1962. As of 2015, Vail Mountain, just 1.5 hours from Denver, was Colorado's largest ski mountain
Scene in the ski village below the slopes in Vail, Colorado, a town in Eagle County's Vail Pass that did not exist until four years after the founding of the Vail Ski Resort in 1962. As of 2015, Vail Mountain, just 1.5 hours from Denver, was Colorado's largest ski mountain
Scene in the ski village below the slopes in Vail, Colorado, a town in Eagle County's Vail Pass that did not exist until four years after the founding of the Vail Ski Resort in 1962. As of 2015, Vail Mountain, just 1.5 hours from Denver, was Colorado's largest ski mountain
Skating in the ski village below the slopes in Vail, Colorado, a town in Eagle County's Vail Pass that did not exist until four years after the founding of the Vail Ski Resort in 1962. As of 2015, Vail Mountain, just 1.5 hours from Denver, was Colorado's largest ski mountain
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Credit line: Gates Frontiers Fund Colorado Collection within the Carol M. Highsmith Archive, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
Gift; Gates Frontiers Fund; 2015; (DLC/PP-2015:068).
Forms part of: Gates Frontiers Fund Colorado Collection within the Carol M. Highsmith Archive.
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colorado
eagle county
vail
vail ski resort
ski resorts
ice skating
skating rinks
digital photographs
carol m highsmith
photo
eagle county vail pass
vail mountain
ski mountain
ski village
high resolution
carol m highsmith america
color photography
library of congress
Date
01/01/2016
Location
colorado
Source
Library of Congress
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