Ski History
Loulou's chalet now a museum of ski treasures
By Pia Hallenberg ~ The Spokesman-Review
Some people are patrons of the arts, but Louis Kneubuhler is a patron of skiing. Affectionately known simply as Loulou, this native of France has been a fixture on Spokane’s ski scene for more than 40 years. Read Article
Travel Back in Time at The Ski Museum of Spokane
Posted By: k-diddy on Jan 05, 2010 ~ Visit Spokane
Many Spokane natives remember Lou Lou's - the ski shop on the outskirts of downtown. I sure do. During the winter, it's all I heard about on the radio as a kid. Lou Lou's closed in 2002, but Loulou Kneubuhler has opened up The Ski Museum of Spokane in the same building, and let me tell you...it's quite the time machine. Read Article
History of Northwest Ski Sports: The Ski Museum of Spokane
By Scott May ~ Real Estate Agent with Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Broker: 105642
January 14, 2011
Even today, and almost a decade after Lou Lou's famous ski shop closed, you can't go to an area ski resort, and bring up his name to someone in the resort shop who doesn't know Lou Lou Kneubuhyler. An Icon like Lou Lou is synonymous with the word "ski" in the Inland Northwest. Read Article
Kneubuhler opens ski museum, human performance center
November 25th, 2009 ~ Journal of Business
Former Loulou's Sports Shop owner Louis "Loulou" Kneubuhler says he has started a nonprofit venture, The Ski Museum of Spokane & Human Performance Center, in part of a 16,000-square-foot building he owns at 428 E. Pacific. Read Article
Visit the Ski Museum of Spokane at 428 E. Pacific Ave. Open 2 to 6 P.M., Monday through Friday.