Arranged in three series: 1. General; 2. Skiing and tourism; and 3. Oversize Miscellaneous.
Timothy Treacy was born in San Francisco, California on June 4, 1932. He earned his law degree from Stanford University. Treacy was an avid mountaineer, skier, runner, and traveler. He passed away on October 5, 2015.
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Donated by Michael Vinson.
Collection Name, Collection Number, Box Number, Folder Number. Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library, The University of Utah.
Processed by Gina C Giang in 2022.
Forms part of the Ski and Snow Sports Archives.
The Timothy Treacy papers (1837-2012) consist of primarily of clippings, booklets, bulletins, newsletters, guides, magazines, and prints related to the history of skiing. The first series consists of general materials primarily related to skiing. The second series consists of material related to skiing and tourism organized by country and state. Included are materials sent by Robert O. Baumrucker to be added to Treacy's ski collection. Most of the prints found in this collection are reproductions from engravings of mountains. Treacy's personal materials appear throughout the collection as he was a member of various organizations and competed in many events. The oversize box consists of additional printed materials including magazines and prints of engravings.
Photographs and two audio CDs were transferred to the Multimedia Divison of Special Collections.
One book was transferred to the Print and Journal Division of Special Collections.
Consists of Sierra Club, 1942 and Standard Oil Company, 1935 and 1938.
Related to dawn redwood, skiing, and comics.
Related to American Birkebeiner map; Rossignol Racing Camp program; The Fossavatn Ski Race; Fridtjof Nansen Commemorative Race; FIS Nordic World Ski Championship poster; Svalbard Skimarathon; Marathon Canadien Du Ski; Alpine World Ski Championship booklet; and Masters World Cup.
Primarily photocopies related to Robert O. Baumrucker.
Written by Morten Lund.
Consists of The Saturday Magazine.
Consists of printed materials, photocopies from A Pictorial History of Downhill Skiing by Stan Cohen, and envelopes.
Consists of Ski Calisthenics by Oliver Kehrlein; United States. Department of Agriculture; Alf Engen presents Fine Points of Skiing; Ski Chart, Concentrated Ski Technique; United States. Coast Guard National Search and Rescue manual; and Gerry Cunningham.
Consists of Winter Culture: The Origins of Skiing in The United States by E. John B. Allen and The Ski-Sport in America by Askel H. Holter.
Consists of The Illustrated Press, vol. 2, no. 1, January 1874 and The International Studio, vol. 47, no. 187, September 1912; Lincoln-Mercury Times, 1954; and Motor Land, 1926-1938.
Consists of National Motorist, 1930; Sierra Magazine, 1959-1960; Skier, 1967; and Touring Topics, 1932.
Consists of a list, Persian Powder and Der Weisse Rausch booklets.
Consists of clippings, pamphlets, reproductions, and souvenirs.
Some are blank.
Consists of Publications of the Astronomical Observatory of Harvard College: The Volcano El Misti.
Mountain Miscellanies. Consists of clippings, poems, postcards, and photographs
A Summer Outing Saga in Several Scenes.
Consists of booklets, clippings, and an essay entitled Principles of Ski Waxing by Rob Kiesel.
Consists of memorandums, clippings, invitations, and rosters.
Consists of A Coaches Field Guide to Cross Country Skiing Technique and Double Poling and Skating booklets.
Consists of biographical information, booklets, bulletins, newsletters, rosters, and reports.
A Story of the Petrified Forest by Petrified Forest Museum Association and blank stationery.
Consists of clippings, pamphlets, and programs.
Consists of a clipping and a booklet.
Related to early skiing in California and the San Bernardino Mountains.
Consists of Snow Summit Nordic Center in Big Bear Lake; Sierra Rainbow, January-February 1957; The Yosemite in Winter an 1892 Account by James M. Carson; Let's Ski! by Nic Fiore; Alturas Lodge No. 80; United States. Department of the Interior environmental assessment and recreational guide.
Consists of Colorado Ski Museum Hall of Fame and blank stationery.
Consists of Huurre Ski Tunnel puzzle.
Consists of cards, clippings, and prints.
Consists of clippings related to Sun Valley and United States. Department of Agriculture Hells Canyon Seven Devils Scene Area guide.
Consists of Atop Katahdin published by Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Company.
Consists of Man in Glacier by C.W. Buchholtz published by Glacier Natural History Association.
Consists of Chimney Rock on the Oregon Trail by Merrill J. Matters.
Consists of publications by Nevada Department of Highways and an issue of the Nevada State Journal.
Photocopies of The Outing Club In Review by William R. Jones and clippings.
Photocopies of The Development of New Hampshire Skiing: 1870's-1940 by E. John B. Allen.
Consists of a news release, newsletter, and pamphlets.
Consists of Winter on Mount Washington; Monadnock Region; White Mountains; Mount Washington Cog Railway.
Consists of The Discovery and History of Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico by Jim White and a clipping of Ship Rock.
Reprint of Lake Placid Days by Reginald T. Townsend.
Consists of clippings.
Consists of clippings, calendar, and Birch Scroll, vol. 10, no. 1.
Consists of clippings, a print, a poem, and Zinal (Val d' Anniviers) booklet.
Consists of an article entitled The Greening of Bridgewater by Sarah Harriman; Burke Mountain Academy direct mail; and The Hartford Ski Club certifications.
Consists of Devils Tower National Monument by United States. Department of Interior; Black Hills Natural Association; and Wind River Pack Trip report.
Consists of Harper's Weekly, 1899; Life, 1941; 1949; and 1950; Modern Women, 1906.
Related to Truckee, California parade and competitions.
Consists of Yosemite National Park; The Trail of the Abominable Snowmen; and silhouette of a skier.