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.

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 page of handwritten notes about 5662 Alta Lake Road, Lot 24. The information however is the story of the Brock family and several others that were killed in a plane crash in the Alta Lake area. Lieutenant-Colonel Reginald Walter Brock is often referred to as Dean Brock due to his position at the University of British Columbia.

A map of Alta Lake Road showing the subdivision of the lots, as well as the shore of Alta Lake. The map is part of Lot 2246, New Westminster District.

An information sheet about mail delivery in Alta Lake, including the Pacific Great Eastern railway and the post office located at Rainbow Lodge.

An information sheet about Van West Logging, including information about staff and their families, and various projects the company was involved in in the valley.

An information sheet about the Valleau family, including how they arrived at Alta Lake and how the Valleau Logging Ltd. business developed in the area.

An information sheet about the Gow family, how they arrived at Alta Lake, and some of their first jobs in the area.

One handwritten note and two forms filled out by Don Noyes and Judith Bromley about 5601 Alta Lake Road. The note lists the only owner of the property, Don Noyes, and the forms detail how he bought the property from BC Rail and built a house there for the views of Alta Lake.

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.