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Ski-racing

Photographs depicting people ski racing.

Speedie, Chris

January

Photographs depicting a children's ski race and the T-bar.

Miscellaneous

  • WMSC-WMtn-05-11
  • Subseries
  • [c. January 1983 - December 1984]

    • Part of Whistler Mountain

Photographs depicting Dave Murray at a ski race, ski school staff, the ski lift sign, and an aerial view of a parking lot in Whistler Village.

Box 5: January 1983 - December 1984

Photographs taken by Paul Morrison, John Bartosik, Greg Griffith, and other unknown photographers between 1983-1984, including but not limited to aerial shots of Whistler Village and Whistler Mountain, ski racing, skiing, dining, and other activities in the Whistler area.

Mar-84

Photographs depicting Olive Chair and a ski race.

Opening Ceremonies and Salmon BBQ [Winterfest]

Photographs taken by Greg Griffith depicting various events from Winterfest, Whistler Fall Festival and Squamish Days, including the Salmon BBQ, opening ceremonies for the Molson World Downhill competition, musical and theatrical performances, closing ceremonies, and sporting competitions.

Griffith, Greg

Miscellaneous

Photographs taken by Greg Griffith depicting people hiking in the Whistler alpine, an unidentified bog and wetlands, the Roundhouse, the Gondola, a snowcat, the ski-in food pavilion, canoeing on an unidentified river, and a children's ski race.

Griffith, Greg

Paul Morrison Photography

Photographs taken by Paul Morrison depicting the ski school staff, ski lessons, and ski racing by children and adults.

Morrison, Paul

Numbered Series

Photographs taken by John Bartosik depicting Mike Redpath Lift Co. Staff, ski racing, Michael Colwell, and the World Cup Downhill 1982 competition.

Bartosik, John

World Cup and Calgary Promotion/Red Chair

Photographs depicting people watching a ski race, Red Chair, scenic views, and mascots. Two rolls of film are printed on the contact sheet, but only one set of negatives is present (originally labelled "Red Chair").

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