Snow Sculpture in Downtown Steamboat

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ID: 9387
Title: Snow Sculpture in Downtown Steamboat
Date: c. 1948
Description: Snow Sculpture on Lincoln Avenue, c. 1948. Sculpture has a sign that reads "Steamboat Springs Lighthouse". Buildings/businesses in background include on left side of street: the Pioneer Hotel, J.C. Penney, the Rehder Building (now Steamboat Art Museum), Chief Theater, Stukey Building; and on right side of street: F.M. Light & Sons, Gus's Café, Magill's[?] Sporting Goods, Higbee & Higbee Law Office, Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company building (now Beaujo's). Written on back of photo: "Tel Office, Ski Carnival". Description of image: a sculpture made of ice blocks and snow on the sidewalk at the corner of Lincoln Avenue and 7th Street. A car with large speakers on its roof and "Radio & Electric Shop" painted on side is on left side of photo.
Contributor: Colleen Jacobs Blake
Area: Steamboat Springs
Place: Lincoln Ave.
Business: Winter Carnival
Subject: Structure
Source: B & W Photo