not Muir Knoll?

I suspect image #7 is not Muir Knoll. There would not have been trees so close beyond the landing area as that would have been the lake. Could that have been taken after the relocation in Hoyt Park?

location

Thank you very much for the info. I changed location, I hope it is correct now

UW Madison Muir Knoll Ski Jump

The Location is wrong. Muir Knoll is over by the Union and Science Hall. The outrun went right out into Lake Mendota, not the marshes of the eventual Lot 60 Athletic Field.

Madison Jumping Hills

I suggest contacting Tom Daggett at the following blog: http://skiflier.blogspot.com/

Hoyt Park Jump

Thank you very much for your research about Muir Knoll and Hoyt Park Ski Jump, I will add it later on!
Do you also know some more about Shorewood Hills / Bradley Park Jump?

Hoyt Park jump

There is additional information on this jump. If you Google "Hoyt Park ski jump", you will find information on size, hill record, and a photo. It appears there was a earlier jump at this location from at least 1949, but i'm correct that the Muir Knoll jump was moved there in 1957. Here is a summary: early jump--35 ft high (9.14m); jump length, 18.3m. later jump--probably the same as Muir Knoll, hill record, 96 feet (29.3m).

Hoyt (Sunset) jump

Here is a link to a Madison Parks description and a video from the 1960s of the Shorewood and Hoyt (Sunset) Park jumps. The Sunset jump appears to be dismantled, but no information on the date, etc. Someone in the Blackhawk Ski Club is likely to know.

http://www.hoytpark.org/park.html

Jump moved

I remember that this jump was moved to a city park -- Sunset Park on Madison's near west side. I don't know if it is still there. The Park also operated a ice tobaggon slide in the winter that was lots of fun.