Take part in a legacy. The Mammoth Ski Museum invites you to explore 500 years of skiing history. The Main Gallery, Pioneer Theater and W. Mason Beekley Research Library feature the most complete collection of Eastern Sierra artifacts and the Beekley Collection’s vast array of skiing art and literature, all under one roof.
Insider's Tip: The Pioneer Theater hosts daily showings of “Mammoth Dreams,” which documents the founding of Mammoth Mountain Ski Area.
On sale in the museum gift shop.
Visit the Museum Store to view the whole collection.
Vintage Posters from the Golden Age of Winter Sport
by Jenny de Gex
On sale in the museum store.
Robin Morning new book is now on sale in the museum store for $75.00 + tax.
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On sale in the museum store for $19.95 plus tax.
As "the best woman skier in the world from 1951 to 1954," according to teammate George Macomber, Andrea Mead Lawrence competed in an impressive three consecutive Olympic Games. She earned international fame for a double-gold Olympic win in 1952 and graced the cover of Time magazine that year.

We invite you to visit the Mammoth Ski Museum to learn more abou this National Ski Hall-of-Famer who not only grabbed the nation's attention as an athlete, but went on to make a difference in preserving the sacred mountain environment for future generations. Come see her complete story, told in detail in vintage photographs, video interview footage courtesy of Sierra Wave, articles from The Sheet and Skiing Heritage, and excerpts from Andrea's autobiography A Practive of Mountains.
Beautiful art from a beautiful country. This new exhibit will honor the 2010 winter Olympics held in Canada. View Canadian art as well as paintings, photographs and various sculptures depicting the Olympics
Once packed away and nearly forgotten, four decades of Dave McCoy’s photographs have come alive again. Over two-dozen images, taken between the 1930s and 1960s, were hand-selected from more than three thousand vintage photos. Each barn wood-framed image showcases a distinct moment in Mammoth’s evolution.
Visit Dave McCoy’s photography blog at DaveMcCoyPhoto.com.
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Enjoy an exciting new display like you’ve never seen it before!
A collection of photography and narratives of skiing, racing and working at Dave McCoy’s Mammoth Mountain.

July and August
10am-5pm
Wednesday-Saturday