General photographs, digital component

File — Box: 1, Folder: 1

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1. Ted Johnson, Snowbird Ski Resort Developer, 1971
2. Ted Johnson on July 4, 1940 at age 14, after his first major road race from North Hollywood to Santa Barbara, a distance of 92 miles. Johnson later became the Southern California State Champion in 1943
3. Ted Johnson standing in front of a the Santa Cruz Surfing Club
4. Still from motion picture "SKI CRAZY" in which Ted Johnson played Charles the Chauffeur to Dr. Jalbert. Also in the movie were Darrell "Pinky" Robbison, Sally Neidlinger, Pierre Jalbert, Jim McConkely, and Jim Shane. The movie was directed by Gordon McLean and premiered on NOvember 10, 1954.
5. Still from motion picture "SKI CRAZY" in which Ted Johnson played Charles the Chauffeur to Dr. Jalbert. Also in the movie were Darrell "Pinky" Robbison, Sally Neidlinger, Pierre Jalbert, Jim McConkely, and Jim Shane. The movie was directed by Gordon McLean and premiered on NOvember 10, 1954.
6. Promotional material for motion picture "SKI CRAZY"
7. Shot of mountain and snow-covered fir trees
8. Ted Johnson skiing at Alta. this photo was set to be the cover of Life Magazine until it was replaced with a photo of an actor portraying Franklin D. Roosevelt just 15 minutes before closing, 1959
9. Ted Johnson and Ed LaChapelle skiing at Alta. This photo was featured in the November 23, 1959 issue of Sports Illustrated Magazine.
10. Side view of Ted Johnson skiing downhill
11. Ted Johnson with his Beechcraft Bonanza that he owned and flew for 33 years and 2500 hours. Being from California in the old "hotrod days," he did the same hop-up treatment to his plane and she became one of the fastest Bonanzas in the country. "Flying is as infectious as skiing and became my second love..."
12. Ted Johnson and unidentified woman beside a Beechcraft Bonanza airplane
13. Map of the Salt Lake City-Sandy area with markings for Rail-Connect Option
14. Map related to the preliminary alignment study for the Canyon Cog Railway

Dates

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