Huckins Hill Ski Area Hoodie
Huckins Hill Ski Area Hoodie
Huckins Hill Ski Area in Plymouth, New Hampshire, ran on a hillside above Livermore Falls in the late 1930s. Brewing heir Fred Pabst Jr. built it with an 1,800-foot overhead cable lift, serving six trails and 350 feet of vertical. Where most hills of the day had skiers grab a moving rope, here they held hooks hanging from a steel cable and were pulled up the slope, an early J-bar that Plymouth advertised as a Cable Ski Tramway.
Skiers came north on the snow trains, and a painted Plymouth conditions board listed Huckins Hill (Cable Tramway) at the top. The hill closed in the early 1940s, and its lift was moved away, believed to Bromley.
About the design: Built on the hand-painted lettering of a 1930s Plymouth snow-conditions board, which listed the hill with its overhead cable lift, the Cable Tramway. We added the town line.
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About this hoodie
A thick, durable Gildan cotton and polyester hoodie with a pouch pocket and drawstring hood.
Size guide: true to size, roomy. See our size charts.
- Brand: Gildan | Product ID: 18500
- Medium-heavy fabric (8.0 oz/yd²), 50% cotton and 50% polyester
- Classic fit with a pouch pocket and a color-matched drawcord
- Double-lined hood and tear-away label
- Machine wash cold, tumble dry medium, do not dry clean