Call me naïve , but I really wasn’t aware that Ernest Hemingway spent large portions of his life in Ketchum, ID and Sun Valley.
The famous writer owned a house in Ketchum, and finished his famous book “For Whom The Bell Tolls” in a Sun Valley Resort hotel suite.
Check out this quick documentary from The Smithsonian about Hemingway’s love of Sun Valley, and the tragic end of his life in his Ketchum home.
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