Re-enactors (from left) Tom Eastman as Benno Rybizka, Christoph Schneider as his grandfather Hannes Schneider, Hannah Schneider as Hannes’ wife, Ludwina, and George Cleveland as Harvey Dow Gibson lead the way for Conway Intermediate School fourth graders walking under the arch of raised ski poles in Schouler Park as part of the "In Memory of Martha" re-enactment and learning projects in North Conway on Nov. 4. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Conway Intermediate School fourth graders help Cranmore ski patrollers (from left Abby Gorham, Grace Murdoch-Roy and Dana Cosby) lift a classmate in the North Conway Community Center as part of the "In Memory of Martha" re-enactment and learning projects in North Conway on Nov. 4. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Fourth graders from Conway Intermediate School look for a scavenger hunt clue in one of the display cases at the New England Ski Museum as part of the "In Memory of Martha" re-enactment and learning projects in North Conway on Nov. 4. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Re-enactors (from left) Tom Eastman as Benno Rybizka, Christoph Schneider as his grandfather Hannes Schneider, Hannah Schneider as Hannes’ wife, Ludwina, and George Cleveland as Harvey Dow Gibson lead the way for Conway Intermediate School fourth graders walking under the arch of raised ski poles in Schouler Park as part of the "In Memory of Martha" re-enactment and learning projects in North Conway on Nov. 4. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Conway Intermediate School fourth graders help Cranmore ski patrollers (from left Abby Gorham, Grace Murdoch-Roy and Dana Cosby) lift a classmate in the North Conway Community Center as part of the "In Memory of Martha" re-enactment and learning projects in North Conway on Nov. 4. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Fourth graders from Conway Intermediate School look for a scavenger hunt clue in one of the display cases at the New England Ski Museum as part of the "In Memory of Martha" re-enactment and learning projects in North Conway on Nov. 4. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — For a sixth consecutive year, last Wednesday and Thursday, local fourth-graders got to ride a special Conway Scenic Railroad train, during which they learned from re-enactors about local ski history.
The two field trips were presented by the New England Ski Museum in collaboration with SAU 9, the Conway Scenic Railroad, SAU 9, the North Conway Country Club, the North Conway Community Center and Designed Gardens Flower Studio.
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