A hand-drawn architectural rendering from 1926. Photos of the toboggan run and multiple hockey rinks. Postcards from the 1950s capturing skiers posing as they went off a jump.
Those are just a few of the items in an exhibition celebrating the history of Drumlins Country Club. The University-owned club is marking its centennial with monthly events, including an exhibition that offers a chance to step back in time. Visitors can witness the evolution of the club from a 260-acre chicken farm to a facility that offered students and the local community outdoor recreation opportunities year-round, from golf and swimming in the warm months to skiing, skating and sledding in the winter.
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