Timberline Lodge a Love Story
Judith A. Rose, Ed.

The 50th Anniversary Tribute
The story of Timberline Lodge, on the snowy slopes of Mt. Hood in Oregon, begins more than one hundred years ago, when the first pioneers found Eden west of the Cascades. Fifty years ago, during the great Depression, the story crystallizes. Timberline Lodge is constructed with the dedicated hands of many men and women and becomes a house of warmth and hospitality open to all. The story continues through years of desperate decline, and unfolds in a period of spectacular revival when one man and the Friends of Timberline fight to bring the historic Lodge back to life. Intimate and stirring photographs document the struggle and the achievement, which is recounted by seven outstanding writers in accompanying text. Writers include: Gideon Bosker, M. D., Patricia Failing, Lute Jerstad, Tom McAllister, Jack Mills, Terence O'Donnell, and Jane Van Cleve.
Published by Graphic Arts Center and Friends of Timberline, 1986. Hard cover, with dust jacket, 8-3/4 x 11 inches, 128 pages.
Near fine in a near fine dust jacket.
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