Photographs depicting design sketches for proposed development of Whistler Village and Blackcomb Mountain, Gondola machinery, a[British?] car show, an unidentified waterfall, people golfing, a map of Whistler Mountain, and Alta Lake.

Photographs of Creekside in its early days, including the Gondola Barn.

Written on the back of the prints, respectively, are the codes "RE 18" and "RE 15", and stamped is Fenner's address at the time: "1674 Peters Road North Vancouver, B.C.". Contents were found in a folder labelled "Whistler".

Photographs including but not limited to school activities; chairlift line-ups; skiing Whistler Mountain; Whistler Creek
Appears in February 26, 1981 issue:
02-125-57. Pg. 5. Caption: Whistler Mountain's Franz Wilhelmsen and Peter Alder watch proudly as Whistler's Black Chair carries passengers for the first time this season on February 21.
See also 02-128 for complete February 26, 1981 photo captions.

Photographs including but not limited to Myrtle Philip Elementary School Choir; Myrtle Philip School "A Christmas Story" Christmas Play; Gondola Barn; Whistler Mountain; Skiing; Creekside Gondola
02-027-19. Pg. 1. Caption: The season's first skiers lining up to buy tickets on Friday, December 15, 1978.
02-027-07. Pg. 6. Caption: Caroline Richard sings 'Silent Night' at the Brownie Christmas Concert while Jodi Rustad accompanies her.
02-027-17. Pg 6. Caption: One of the first gondolas full of skiers to go up the mountain this year.
02-027-04. Pg. 10. Caption: "A Christmas Story' - sheep in the foreground with a shepherd and the Wise Men behind.
02-027-05. Pg. 11. Caption: The Myrtle Philip School Choir in full voice.
02-027-11. Pg. 14. Caption: Santa is surrounded by children at the school concert.
02-027-10. Pg. 16. Caption: Betty Shore shares a joke with Santa after the concert.

Photographs of Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camps, skiing, T-bars, Whistler Bowl, a mountaintop lunch, the Gondola Barn, and freestyle skiing. Includes a Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camp logo. Item 010 shows Wayne Wong with a group of skiers.

Photographs of cross-country skiers on Alta Lake with Whistler Mountain in the background, someone climbing a mountain cliff, a snowboarder making a jump with Cheakamus Lake in the background, a ski race on Blackcomb Mountain [possibly Saudan Couloir Ski Race Extreme?], the 10th anniversary of the Mouton Cadet Spring Festival on Whistler Mountain including groups of skiers and snowboarders wearing racing bibs and some with costumes on, a snow sculpture, and crowds of people watching near the fence lines, the Torchlight Parade and fireworks over Creekside with the Gondola Barn, Whistler Peak, Roundhouse Lodge with crowds of skiers and Pika's Restaurant, a group of people outside of Chez Joel near Blackcomb Lodge in Whistler Village, and a paraglider over Wedge Mountain in summer.

Photographs of a pair of broken skis being sold against a post in Whistler Village, a line-up of Snowcat groomers, a child skiing in Blackcomb Mountain's Kids Kamps, aerials of Whistler Village with Blackcomb Mountain, a marmot on a rock, Roundhouse Lodge with people eating on the patio of Pika's Restaurant, people hiking near a mountain peak in summer, Whistler Village in summer as seen from Blackcomb Mountain, a 'Wood Stoves & Heaters' shop with a man sitting on the porch, and Gondola Barn and Creekside area of Whistler Mountain seen through fall foliage.

Photographs of interior and exterior shots of a helicopter for Tyax Heli-ski, people skiing in fresh powder on Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, Whistler Village in winter, a horse carriage with passengers in the snow, cross-country skiers near Whistler Village with Delta Mountain Inn/Hilton Whistler Resort in the background, fireworks and the Torchlight Parade at Creekside on Whistler Mountain with the Gondola Barn and parking lot below, Blackcomb Mountain in winter, and Roundhouse Lodge and Pika's Restaurant with crowds of skiers out front for apres ski.

Captions:
011: "WHISTLER VILLAGE CROWDS"
013: "WHISTLER VILLAGE"
017: "CHATEAU WHISTLER"
018: "BLACKCOMB MTN"
020: "TOP OF WHISTLER MTN"

Photographs of Nancy Greene Raine holding a Canadian flag at an event in Whistler Village, a group portrait of the firefighters at the Fire Hall with firetrucks in the background, heli-skiers with a helicopter taking off overhead, mountain views of the Coast Range, Dennis Hansen skiing on Whistler or Blackcomb Mountain, skiers enjoying apres ski on Whistler Mountain, aerial views of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains (including Roundhouse Lodge, Creekside with the Gondola Barn and parking lot, and early Whistler Village), views of Fitzsimmons Creek in winter, and a cycling race in Whistler Village near Clocktower Building.

Captions:
005: "Dennis Hanson [sic]"
015: "Phase 1 of the Village!"

Photographs found inside a folded paper marked "Chapter 1", taken by A. J. Biggen-Pound.

Captions:
076: "Whistler Creekside gondola & cafeteria. The ski slope has been moved and the new chapel built. 1968. Taken from the air."
077: "Tony and his new wife skiing on his day off, top of red chair, 1969."
078: "Centre: Al White and Roy Ferris, the first ski school directors and instructors taken at Midstation, fall of 1966."
079: "Maudy Harrison, employed at Cheakamus Inn, at the top of the Red Chair, spring 1966."
080: "Cheakamus Inn (now Highland Vale) from the air, 1966."
081: "Creekside, Jordan's Lodge, and Nita Lake from the air. 1966"
082: "Valley bottom (Creekside) taken from Gondola Tower 14, fall of 1965"
083: "Creekside looking north towards Cheakamus Inn from the parking lot. 1966. Highland Lodge is hidden in the hollow between Cheakamus Inn and the camera."
084: "Bottom of Valley (Creekside) and lift buildings taken from Gondola Tower 13 (near the top) in the fall of 1965."
085: "How things change! Creekside Spring 1970"
086: "Bottom of Valley (Creekside) and lift buildings taken from Gondola Tower 3 (later Tower 4) in the fall of 1965. From the left is the staff [back?] house trailers, cafeteria, and in front the ski shop and on the right the Gondola Barn. The highway was gravel."
087: "Tony Biggin-Pound and his new wife on the deck front of the cafeteria, 1969."