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@lronlacy.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 8:15 AM

#TimberlineLodge, construction
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(left) rubble; (right) general construction. Ca. 1937. Image from https://www.timberlinelodge.com/about-us/history ‘WPA Camp, Larch Mountain Road, Mount Hood National Forest. WPA workers lived in a nearby tent city while building Timberline Lodge. United States Forest Service photograph. 1936. Timberline Lodge is six thousand feet up on the south slope of Mount Hood. According to WPA records, its building costs totaled $695,730 in 1936–38; 20 percent of the cost was for materials and the remainder for labor, 90 percent of which was from the WPA (the workers lived nearby in a tent city). Building trade laborers received the top rate of ninety cents per hour, and unskilled laborers fifty-five cents per hour.’ —Roger G. Kennedy, When Art Worked (2009), page 338 Image from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timberline_Lodge WPA Camp, Larch Mountain Road, Mount Hood National Forest. Image from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timberline_Lodge
@lronlacy.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 8:15 AM

#TimberlineLodge, renderings.
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‘Mt. Hood Timberline Lodge, Portland, Ore. Gilbert Stanley Underwood & Co.’ Architectural rendering (original design). 1936. Image from https://www.timberlinelodge.com/about-us/history ‘Mt. Hood Timberline Lodge - Mt. Hood National Forest. U.S. Department of Agriculture - Forest Service. Portland, Ore. Gilbert Stanley Underwood & Co.’ Architectural rendering by architect Linn A. Forrest (revised design by Forest Service architects William I. Turner & Forrest). Hexagonal (vs octagonal) central headhouse opens disposition of wings. Image from https://www.timberlinelodge.com/about-us/history Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood National Forest. Rendering, rear façade (Turner/Forrest design). Image from https://www.historichotels.org/us/hotels-resorts/timberline-lodge/
@866phoebef.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 5:23 PM

Timberline bar tonight. Rustic wood, amber lights, and company that made the miles fade. Twelve days solo — this night was worth the wait. Oregon keeps surprising me. 🍻🥃 #PCT #PacificCrestTrail #TimberlineLodge #Oregon #BarLife #TrailMagic #ThruHike #SoloHike #MountainLodge #GoodCompany

Warm, dimly lit nighttime photo inside the rustic bar at Timberline Lodge. Phoebe sits sideways in a heavy wooden bar chair near the foreground, facing the camera with one leg crossed over the other. She is wearing a fitted blue Timberline Lodge T-shirt, black hiking shorts, and dark slip-on camp shoes. Her shoulder-length dark hair is down and dry, and one arm rests casually on the chair. Beside and slightly behind her, a man in a dark hooded shirt and brown shorts sits at the polished wooden bar with a pint of amber beer in front of him, turning partly toward the camera. Other patrons sit farther down the bar with their faces intentionally blurred for privacy. Rows of liquor bottles and hanging stemware fill the shelves behind the bar, while carved animal heads and rustic woodwork decorate the upper wall. A small television glows in the background. Reflections from the bar lights shimmer across the glossy wood, giving the scene the cozy, crowded atmosphere of an evening inside the historic mountain lodge.
@866phoebef.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 3:25 AM

Found the "Here's Johnny" axe at Timberline Lodge. Couldn't resist. All work and no play makes Phoebe a dull girl, but tonight? Real bed, real meal, cocktail, and The Shining vibes. Day 12 treating me right. #PCT #PacificCrestTrail #TimberlineLodge #TheShining #HereJohnny #Oregon #Day12 #ThruHike

Phoebe stands smiling in the interior of Timberline Lodge, holding the lodge's "Here's Johnny" axe associated with The Shining diagonally across her body with both hands. She wears a fitted blue Timberline Lodge T-shirt, black hiking shorts, and black sandals, with her dark shoulder-length hair down. The large wood-handled axe has a distinctive broad metal head and is angled upward beside her right shoulder. She poses in front of a closed wooden door near the lodge's front desk, surrounded by Timberline's warm wood paneling and rustic stonework. A glass display case containing artwork and small items runs along the counter to her left, and part of a lodge employee is visible at the far left edge. A small sign behind Jane reads "ROOMS ARE AVAILABLE," while another accessibility notice hangs above her shoulder. The scene has the warm, historic lodge atmosphere associated with Timberline Lodge, the Oregon location used for exterior shots of the Overlook Hotel in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining.
@866phoebef.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 12:20 AM

Checked into Timberline Lodge for one night. $177 for a basic room, but the fact that this is the hotel from The Shining sealed the deal. A real bed, real meal, hot shower, cocktail, hot tub. And zero ghosts... Probably. #PCT #PacificCrestTrail #Oregon #TimberlineLodge #TheShining #Day13 #ThruHike

Screenshot from the opening of the film The Shining showing Timberline Lodge at the base of a snow-covered Mount Hood under a clear blue sky. The large multi-story stone and wood lodge sits below the mountain with a parking lot full of cars in front.