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Additional Photographs of Nansen Ski Jump
Nansen Ski Jump shortly after the 1963 rehabilitation. Changes to the inrun tower consisted of adding approximately 10 feet to the top of the jump to accommodate three new starting points and modifications to the takeoff, eliminating the wooden trestle structure that had been there previously (1963)
Nansen Ski Jump complex as it appeared in 1972 after it hosted its last U.S. National Ski Jumping Championships in March. The event was awarded to the Nansen Ski Club in recognition of the centennial anniversary of its founding in 1872 (1972)
Deteriorated deck of the inrun tower as it appeared in June 1993 (1993)
Nansen Ski Jump, looking west from the cornfield east of Route 16 (2018)
Facing southeast from the top of the landing hill toward the Androscoggin River valley (foreground) and White Mountains (background) (2018)
Nansen Ski Jump inrun tower, landing hill, and runout area, looking northwest from the parking area (2018)
Nansen Ski Jump inrun tower southwest elevation, looking north (2018)
Nansen Ski Jump inrun tower northeast elevation (2018)
Nansen Ski Jump inrun tower detail view of structural system, including the two northernmost steel lattice towers, modified Warren truss substructure, and underside of wood deck superstructure (2018)
Nansen Ski Jump inrun tower detail view of take-off and wood deck superstructure, looking west (2018)
Nansen Ski Jump inrun tower detail view of stairway and wood deck superstructure, looking northwest (2018)
Nansen Ski Jump landing hill and outrun, looking northwest from the parking area driveway (2018)
Judge's Hut, west elevation and south side, looking southeast (2018)
Landing Hill Stairway, looking northwest from the scenic overlook platform (2018)
Parking Area Driveway and Spectator Terrace (upper right), looking southeast from the scenic overlook platform from the parking area driveway (2018)
Parking Area Driveway and Spectator Terrace, looking south from the north end of the driveway (2018)