Photographs of a house and dog at Francisco Point on Quadra Island, BC on December 25, 1953.

Captions:
001+ 002: "Francisco Point - Dog on Grass - Dec[ember] 25 [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"
003: "Francisco Point - House - Dec[ember] 25 [19]53 - Supreme Norm[adol]"

Photographs of Doris Chambers and friends, sheep, the Larson family, and a house and cottage at Francisco Point on Quadra Island on July 3-4, 1954.

Captions:
001: "Francisco Point - Doris [Chambers] + George - July 4 [19]54 - Supreme Norm[adol] Aug[ust] 31 [19]54"
002-004: "Francisco Point - Sheep - July 3 [19]54 - 3 neg[ative]s - Supreme Norm[adol] Aug[ust] 31 [19]54"
005-010: "Francisco Point - Larsen Family - July 3 + 4 [19]54 - 6 neg[ative]s - Supreme Norm[adol] Aug[ust] 31[19]54"
011-013: "Francisco Point - House + Cottage - July 3 [19]54 - 4 neg[ative]s - Supreme Norm[adol] Aug[ust] 31 [19]54"
014: "Francisco Point - Mandy - July 2 [19]54 - Supreme Norm[adol] Aug[ust] 31 [19]54"

[Normadol refers to Ansco Normadol fine grain developer, used to develop the photos. The second date in the caption refers to the date the photo was developed. The second date likely refers to the date the photos were developed.]

Photographs of children playing, boating, and coastline at Francisco Point on Quadra Island in September, 1955.

Captions:
001-002: "Francisco Point - Twisted tree - North along beach - Sept[ember 19]55 - Plus X Photo"
003: "Francisco Point - Sept[ember 19]55 - Marilyn [Larson] - Wendy [?] - Plus X Photo arts"
004: "Francisco Point - Sept[ember 19]55 - Valerie [Larson] - Wendy [?] - Plus X Photo arts"
005: "Francisco Point - Sept[ember 19]55 - Valerie [Larson] - Marilyn [Larson] - Wendy [?] - Plus X Photo arts"
006: "Francisco Point - Sept[ember] 10 [19]55 - Estelle [Rose] - Valerie [Larson] - Wendy [?] - Plus X Photo arts"
007: "Francisco Point - Speed Boat - Sept[ember] 10 [19]55 - Plus X Photo arts"
008: "Francisco Point - Waiting on Beach - Sept[ember] 10 [19]55 - June [Larson] + Kids - Plus X Photo arts"
009: "Francisco Point - Elmer [Larson] + Speedboat - Sept[ember] 10 [19]55 - Plux X Photo arts"
010: "Francisco Point - Elmer [Larson] + Boat - Sept[ember] 10 [19]55 - Plus X Photo arts"
011: "Francisco Point - Valerie [Larson] + Marilyn [Larson] - Sept[ember 19]55 - Plus X Photo arts"
012: "Francisco Point - Sept[ember 19]55 - Valerie [Larson] - Marilyn [Larson] - Plus X Photo arts"
013: "Francisco Point - Wendy [?] - Sept[ember 19]55 - Plus X Photo arts"
014-017: "Francisco Point - Sept[ember 19]55 - Wendy [?] - Plus X Photo arts"
018: "Francisco Point - Sept[ember 19]55 - Marilyn [Larson] - Valerie [Larson] - Plus X Photo arts"
019: "Francisco Point - Sept[ember 19]55 - Valerie [Larson] - Wendy [?] - Plus X Photo arts"
020: "Francisco Point - Sept[ember 19]55 - Valerie [Larson] - Marilyn [Larson] - Wendy [?] - Plus X Photo arts"
021: "Francisco Point - Wendy [?] - Sept[ember 19]55 - Plux X Photo arts"

Notes and reference material used by Florence Petersen to create her book entitled "The History of Alta Lake Road." Most of the material comes from forms filled out by current residents about how they purchased their property and what drew them to the Whistler area.

Information sheets used to create the book entitled "The History of Alta Lake Road" by Florence Petersen. The information sheets are about things common to all residents such as the Pacific Great Eastern Railway and Mail Delivery. Also included are some information pages about more than one lot and their owners.

A sheet with information about four lots and owners, including 5598 and 5601 Alta Lake Road, their owners and where they currently live.

Photographs of the construction of Highway 99 in 1964 and surrounding views.

Notes and reference material used by Florence Petersen to create her book entitled "The History of Alta Lake Road." Most of the material comes from forms filled out by current residents about how they purchased their property and what drew them to the Whistler area.

A printed list of dates and descriptions related to Alta Lake Road. The dates span between 1943 ad 1972 and focus on the houses and their inhabitants.

Item is a magazine cover page entitled "HOMES / January 1968 A Section of The Canadian." It has a large colour picture of townhouses in deep snow with a mountain on the background. At the bottom is a list of articles: "Town houses in the mountains P.8 / Is row housing the answer to rising house costs? P.4 / Old-fashioned, honest-to-goodness chops P.10."

The back of the page has a Q & A section about home repairs.