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A father shows his child the blossoms at Sherwood Gardens, Maryland, in the mid-1950s. A portion of the May 1956 issue was dedicated to the vibrant blooms that appear every May in the garden since its genesis in the 1920s.
In this picture from the February 1959 issue, teenaged skiing phenom Starr Walton competes in a downhill event at California's Sugar Bowl. She would go on to compete in the women's downhill at the 1964 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria.
Six-year-olds practice ski jumps on a slope in Lac-Beauport, Quebec, Canada. This picture appeared in the January 1958 issue, in a story about winter festivities in Quebec.
Six-year-olds practice ski jumps on a slope in Lac-Beauport, Quebec, Canada. This picture appeared in the January 1958 issue, in a story about winter festivities in Quebec.
The January 1958 issue featured a story on a seven-week winter festival held the previous year in Quebec City, Canada. One of the attractions was this 1,400-foot toboggan hill.
Kids use a fallen cottonwood tree as a diving board at Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park, Montana. This picture appeared in a May 1956 story about the park, marveling at its 800,000 annual visitors. Today, the park welcomes more than three million tourists a year.
Kids use a fallen cottonwood tree as a diving board at Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park, Montana. This picture appeared in a May 1956 story about the park, marveling at its 800,000 annual visitors. Today, the park welcomes more than three million tourists a year.
The January 1958 issue featured a story on a seven-week winter festival held the previous year in Quebec City, Canada. One of the attractions was this 1,400-foot toboggan hill.
Skiers take flight in Zermatt, Switzerland, as the iconic Matterhorn looms in the background.
A park ranger at Glacier National Park shows tourists details in Sperry Glacier. When this picture was published in May 1956, Sperry Glacier spanned 300 acres. By 2014, the glacier had lost more than a third of its area.
