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Nassau Ski Jump:

K-Point: 25 m
Further jumps: no
Plastic matting: no
Year of construction: 1937
Year of destruction: 1961
Status: destroyed
Ski club: Peterborough Winter Sports Club
Coordinates: 44.358468, -78.286628 Google Maps OpenStreetMap

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History:

Peterborough Winter Sports Committee in 1936 decided to built a ski jump. Opened one year later, the hill at Nassau was designed by local ski-hero Otto Laderach who came to the city 10 years earlier from Switzerland. Building the almost 81 meters high structure cost 1000$.
The ski jump was used until late 1950's. During early 1960s the land was bought by Trent University, which decided to demolish the ski jump. However, the structure was so solid that workers couldn't tear it down! Instead, on 15th April 1961 they burned the ski jump down. During next years university buildings were built in that place and nowadays nothing reminds anymore that decades ago local skiers were jumping at Otonabee River.

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1)   Melissa Osborne   wrote on 2020-12-15 at 14:31:

Ski jump

Our family knew Otto, and he was a good friend of my dad's. Dad and he would do the ski jump, and run moguls, got great photos of them, stored somewhere in the osborne archives.Thanks for the memories.

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