Farquharson won bronze in women’s singles luge at the 2026 Winter Olympics, becoming just the second U.S. woman and third American singles slider to win an Olympic medal.
On Friday, Nov. 6, she added the race bib from her bronze-medal run to the new edition of the Alf Engen Ski Museum’s Hometown Heroes exhibit.
The display is updated after each Winter Olympics and Paralympics with athletes from the Park City area. In addition to Farquharson, Park City athletes Casey Dawson, Alex Hall and Saylor O’Brien will be featured until the 2030 Games.
International Luge Federation Secretary General Dwight Bell said an athlete’s community is crucial to their sport development.
“Family and community are huge, and where you come from, that's your base, your kind of rock,” he said. “So it's great to come here and celebrate, bring this little piece of history, the bit of her racing from the Games.”
The previous Hometown Heroes exhibit featured 2022 Olympic and Paralympic athletes Colby Stevenson, Justin Schoenefeld, Chris Lillis, Ashley Caldwell, Casey Dawson and Danelle Umstead.
The Alf Engen Museum at the Utah Olympic Park is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free.
