'City of San Francisco' passengers reach safety at ski lodge in 1952

The transcript describes a ski lodge as a place of happiness and refuge for people trapped on a snowbound train during Halloween. Inside the lodge, they found food, warmth, and shared stories of their experiences. Notably, a lone doctor aboard the train displayed acts of heroism by tirelessly caring for the sick and injured.

What was the general sentiment towards the Ski Lodge?

• It was a place of mystery and intrigue.

• It was a place of fear and discomfort.

• It was considered a happy and cherished place.

• It was known for its modern architecture.

What did the lodge provide to the people inside?

• A chance to play games.

• A library of books.

• A place to sleep.

• Food, warmth, and a chance to talk.

What event were the people discussing inside the lodge?

• A summer festival.

• The Halloween experience on a snowbound train.

• A fishing trip.

• A mountain climbing expedition.

Who was highlighted for their heroic actions?

• A lone doctor.

• A team of rescue workers.

• A local guide.

• A group of firefighters.

What did the lone doctor do during the ordeal?

• He organized a rescue mission.

• He entertained the children.

• He tirelessly cared for the sick and injured.

• He cooked meals for everyone.