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It's the same old thing every meeting: our treasurer, Tom, keeps harping on the struggle we face in funding our important mission of preserving Maine's skiing heritage. You can silence Tom by making him ski the museum to solvency. Sponsor Tom by pledging just a few cents per thousand feet of vertical he skis this season. Tom thinks he can ski over three million vertical feet or five thousand miles. That would be one and a half or two times the skiing an average skier does in a lifetime. Can this sexagenraian with a damaged heart and arthritic knee survive the bumps, ice, cold, rain, fog, lift lines, sun and champagne powder? You can monitor Tom's (TomH) progress on Sugarloaf Replay. http://www.alpinereplay.com/u/tom-hanson

 

Hall of Fame Banquet was

a huge success!

Nearly 300 attended the

October 28 gala

at Lost Valley 

to honor

 the eight inductees of

the Class of 2011

 

 
 

  

Museum Winter Hours 

Open Seven Days a Week

9-5

If you or your group would like to visit,

please call or email for a guided tour



Location:

256 Main Street, Kingfield, Maine

(in the Sugarloaf Sports Outlet building)

Mail:

P.O. Box 359, Kingfield, ME 04947

 

Entrance to Museum is free

 

Donations are always welcome

 


Staff Hours
:

Staff hours are varied, so please call ahead for an appointment
 if you would like to see a staff member

 

Phone: 207-265-2023

info@skimuseumofmaine.org 

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