Talk:Mount Spokane

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[edit] First double chairlift

I tried to verify this claim. Googling for "first double chairlift" shows other claims of first double chairlift in the world:

• Berthoud Pass, Colorado in 1943 but also in 1947 in this article and here by the forest service
• Grouse Mountain, Vancouver BC in 1949 and here too
• Mount Spokane in 1946
• Hoodoo Ski Area, Oregon in 1948?

So I'm leaving the citation needed tag in the article. It would be interesting to figure this one out! EncMstr 17:14, 23 April 2006 (UTC)