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Ellie Norman

Scorpian Short Skis

January 21, 2026 by Ellie Norman

Pair of black and white Scorpian short skis

Measuring approximately 106 centimeters in length, these Scorpian short skis represent an experimental moment in late twentieth-century alpine ski design. Designed in the late 1970s by a ski innovator named Sarver, the Scorpian emerged during a period of rapid experimentation in ski technology, when designers were rethinking shape, length, and function to meet the demands of increasingly technical terrain. Sarver’s original design was marketed under the name Lynx, but a naming conflict with a … [Read more...] about Scorpian Short Skis

Filed Under: Collection Highlights Tagged With: Scorpian, Skis

Scorpian Short Skis

January 21, 2026 by Ellie Norman

Pair of black and white Scorpian short skis

Measuring approximately 106 centimeters in length, these Scorpian short skis represent an experimental moment in late twentieth-century alpine ski design. Designed in the late 1970s by a ski innovator named Sarver, the Scorpian emerged during a period of rapid experimentation in ski technology, when designers were rethinking shape, length, and function to meet the demands of increasingly technical terrain. Sarver’s original design was marketed under the name Lynx, but a naming conflict with a … [Read more...] about Scorpian Short Skis

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Scorpian, Skis

Hemingway Press Reviews

September 19, 2025 by Ellie Norman

Newspaper clippings from 1959 of German press reviews on Ernest Hemingway's work.

In late 1959, Ernest Hemingway received a series of German press reviews from his publisher in Hamburg, Germany, Rowohlt Verlag GmbH. The press compilation starring Hemingway came from widely different publications across Germany, from mainstream newspapers in Berlin to small school newspapers in München. In a time before the internet and easier global promotion, Hemingway’s figure loomed large as one of the 20th century’s most renowned literary figures. They reveal the conversations happening … [Read more...] about Hemingway Press Reviews

Filed Under: Collection Highlights-History Tagged With: Ernest Hemingway

Hemingway Press Reviews

September 19, 2025 by Ellie Norman

Newspaper clippings from 1959 of German press reviews on Ernest Hemingway's work.

In late 1959, Ernest Hemingway received a series of German press reviews from his publisher in Hamburg, Germany, Rowohlt Verlag GmbH. The press compilation starring Hemingway came from widely different publications across Germany, from mainstream newspapers in Berlin to small school newspapers in München. In a time before the internet and easier global promotion, Hemingway’s figure loomed large as one of the 20th century’s most renowned literary figures. They reveal the conversations happening … [Read more...] about Hemingway Press Reviews

Filed Under: Collection Highlights Tagged With: Ernest Hemingway

Ketchum’s Industrial Past: The Philadelphia Smelter

September 11, 2025 by Ellie Norman

The Wood River Valley is best known today for its outdoor recreation and scenic beauty, but in the late 1800s, its mountains buzzed with industry. A newly acquired painting at the Wood River Museum of History and Culture offers a rare visual record of that era: a detailed 19th-century depiction of the Philadelphia Smelter, once located at the mouth of Warm Springs Canyon in Ketchum. The painting likely dates to the 1880s and illustrates a moment of booming silver industry in the Wood River … [Read more...] about Ketchum’s Industrial Past: The Philadelphia Smelter

Filed Under: Collection Highlights-History Tagged With: Ketchum, Mining, The Philadelphia Smelter

Ketchum’s Industrial Past: The Philadelphia Smelter

September 11, 2025 by Ellie Norman

Oil on canvas painting depicting Ketchum's Philadelphia Smelter.

The Wood River Valley is best known today for its outdoor recreation and scenic beauty, but in the late 1800s, its mountains buzzed with industry. A newly acquired painting at the Wood River Museum of History and Culture offers a rare visual record of that era: a detailed 19th-century depiction of the Philadelphia Smelter, once located at the mouth of Warm Springs Canyon in Ketchum. The painting likely dates to the 1880s and illustrates a moment of booming silver industry in the Wood River … [Read more...] about Ketchum’s Industrial Past: The Philadelphia Smelter

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Ketchum, Mining, The Philadelphia Smelter

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