First Winter Ascent of Mt Jagungal - 1899
In the winter of 1899 a party travelled by horseback from Jindabyne to Snowy Plain, Diggers Creek.
Grey Mare Murals
Have you ever wondered why the murals existed?
...a letter to KHA from Ian Ritchie...
John Purves collection
KHA member John Purves enjoyed many years ski touring to our huts over many years and sent in this collection of prints for the enjoyment of members. The indefatiguable Rex Cox, champion of the rebuilding of Broken Dam Hut, and serial KHA donor, features regularly. The collection included photos of John & Patty Purves and fellow ski tourer Colin Brown.
Motor Road to Kosciuszko Brochure - circa 1930
Brochure produced by the Government Tourist Bureau, extolling the beauty of the drive.
Nordic Ski Club - Far Bald Mt 2009
Story compiled by George Copeland.
all photos Nordic Ski Club
Participants: Craig Austin, Kenn Clacher, John Croker, James Cryer, Chris Darby, Marion Davies and Paul Jennings.
Peter Woolley Collection The Rucksack Club walk 1947
Peter Woolley sent some amazing photos from a walk in 1947 by his aunt and uncle who were members of the Sydney Rucksack Club.
Reet Vallack Collection - hut photos 1960' - 1980's
A collection of Reet Vallacks' photographs was passed to KHA in 2018.
Ski Lodges on The Summit
An history of the Ski Tourers Association' sites - Albina Lodge, Kunama Hutte, the Northcote tow and Illawong Lodge 1951-83
David Scott August 2013
Survival in a Snow Cave - A Personal Account
7th - 9th August 1999
As published in the "Australian Scout" magazine, October 1999. P. 2-7.
Ted Winter - 1947 Ski Trip
Cross country with Ted Winter from Bett's Camp to Pretty Plain and finally to the Boardman's at Khancoban.
Ted Winter - Ski Making
In the 1950s people idolised champion sports people whatever their sport. Ted Winter was a champion in the true sense and a great all rounder. Academic, poet, writer, bushman, skier, you name it and Winter met the challenge.
The First Motor Car in Cooma
Graham Scully continues to talk to the people of the Snowy, and collect fascinating stories of the history of the area. Here is one of my favorites - the arrival of the first motor car in Cooma, 1905, compliments of Neville Locker: