St Paul Ski Club History Galleries

Our club photos and members over the years : Skiers, Friends and members of the St Paul Ski Club. Photos courtesy of: The Myhra Family, The Edlund Family, The Johnson Family, The Lyons Family, The Perry Family, The Harrington Family, The Sundgaard Family, The Sanders Family and the St Paul Ski Club Archives.

Our club photos and members over the years

Skiers, Friends and members of the St Paul Ski Club. Photos courtes ...

Updated: Sep 16, 2008 7:25pm PST

Carver's Lake Ski Jump - Home to the St Paul Ski Club (1975-Present Day) : In the 1970's the St Paul Ski Club focused much of their attention on the Carver's Lake Ski Jumping complex in South Maplewood. This is the present day site of the St Paul Ski Club. Photos courtesty of: The Myhra Family, the Lyons Family, the Soler Family, The Sundgaard Family, the Edlund Family and the St Paul Ski Club Archives.

Carver's Lake Ski Jump - Home to the St Paul Ski Club (1975-Present Day)

In the 1970's the St Paul Ski Club focused much of their attention on ...

Updated: Sep 12, 2008 8:31pm PST

Battle Creek Ski Jump: St Paul, MN (1939-1974) : The Battle Creek Ski Jump was one of the largest in the world at the time it was built. The St Paul Ski Club used this jump from 1939 to the 1970's. This 60M ski jump was situated in Battle Creek Park in St Paul. The St Paul Ski Club hosted the 1939 National Championships on this jump shortly after it was constructed. The hill record is 197 feet held by Tim Denisson in 1971. Photos courtesy of: The Lyons Family, The Myhra Family, The Soler Family, the Sundgaard Family and the Harrington Family

Battle Creek Ski Jump: St Paul, MN (1939-1974)

The Battle Creek Ski Jump was one of the largest in the world at the t ...

Updated: Sep 11, 2008 8:40pm PST

Building Carvers, Tearing Down Carvers :

Building Carvers, Tearing Down Carvers

Updated: Sep 09, 2008 6:13am PST

Mounds Park Ski Jump: St Paul, MN ( 1921-1938) : The Mounds Park Ski Jump was located near the intersection of Burns Ave and Johnson Parkway and was patterened after a well-known ski jump located in Odnas, Norway. The Mounds Park Jump was erected in time for the 1925 ski season. The Hill at Mounds Park was typical of the hills in those days. It had a horizontal takeoff, a high H/N ratio and an abrupt transition curve on the landing hill. as a result, the ski jumper would gain too much height and experience a "hard" landing with difficulty encountered recovering through the "sharp dip" on the under hill. The first sanctioned tournament was held February 15, 1925 with a hill record set by Anders Haugen of 109 feet. The Mounds Park jump was utilized by the St Paul Ski Club until heavy winds destroyed the jump in August of 1939. Exerpt from the book "On Wings of Wood" by Tom Harrington and Wally Wakefield. Photos courtesty of: The Soler Family and MN Historical Society

Mounds Park Ski Jump: St Paul, MN ( 1921-1938)

The Mounds Park Ski Jump was located near the intersection of Burns Av ...

Updated: Sep 11, 2008 8:37pm PST

Building Harrington Hill :

Building Harrington Hill

Updated: Sep 12, 2008 8:30pm PST

Building the first Chalet :

Building the first Chalet

Updated: Sep 09, 2008 6:43am PST

St Paul Ski Club Olympians :

St Paul Ski Club Olympians

Updated: Sep 12, 2008 8:24pm PST

Christmas Training Camps: Various Years :

Christmas Training Camps: Various Years

Updated: Sep 16, 2008 7:44pm PST