photographs of the area where a new lift and lodge were being built on Blackcomb

The Magic magazine released by Blackcomb Mountain, volume 1, spring 1988.
Table of Contents:
3 The Art of the Grand Resort
5 A Passion for Building
2 The Blackcomb Vision
4 Summer Magic
Articles include information on Myrtle and Alex Philip opening Rainbow Lodge, the development of the resort on Blackcomb Mountain, grand hotels at resorts like the Chateau Whistler, driving the Sea to Sky Highway, living in Whistler, summer activities, Bosa Development Corp. building Blackcomb Mountain, how Blackcomb Mountain's previous season went, and development of hotels on Blackcomb Mountain.

Photographs including but not limited to Forget-me-nots inside a store, heli-skiing, Whistler Fall Festival, Christmas on Whistler Mountain, chairlifts, aerial photography, skiing, ski racing, and Whistler Village. Some photographs taken by Greg Griffith.

Photographs taken by Greg Griffiith depicting Stephanie Sloan, Dave Murray, and Nancy Greene skiing Blackcomb Mountain, and unidentified chairlifts.

Contact sheet depicting portraits of Dave Murray and Stephanie Sloan, people skiing, and the chairlift.

Contact sheet depicting a ski race on Blackcomb Mountain (Labatt's World Cup), Whistler Village, the ski run sign, people skiing on Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, and the chairlift.

Photographs depicting two women skiing in bikinis and riding the chairlift on Blackcomb Mountain in the Jersey Cream area.

Photographs of people gathered at Creekhouse Restaurant, Red Chair on Whistler Mountain with Roundhouse Lodge in the background, and a 3 person chair [Catskinner Chair?] on Blackcomb Mountain, and group of people looking at a [map?] at a gathering.

Photographs depicting people skiing on Whistler Mountain, riding the chairlifts, and dining outside at the Roundhouse (presumably during a ski lesson as the ski school sign is shown in some images).

Photographs taken by John Bartosik depicting Wedge Mountain, a parking lot in Whistler Village, and a chairlift on Blackcomb Mountain.