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Construction of Village and Blackcomb
Part of Whistler Mountain
View of the village construction with runs being developed on Blackcomb.
The type at the bottom of this print reads, "Construction on the new Town Centre is already well underway. Rising behind the new buildings can be seen Blackcomb Mountain. It is due to open for skiing for the 1980-81 season."
View of Blackcomb and Beginnings of Village
Part of Whistler Mountain
View of ski runs on Blackcomb Mountain during the winter, with buildings under construction visible in the area that is now Whistler Village.
Part of Philip Fonds
Annotation on the reverse reads "Myrtle, Blackcomb Mountain, Love Dianne".
Cross country skiing at Rainbow Lodge
Part of Philip Fonds
Rainbow Lodge guest, Jean Tapley and Myrtle Philip standing on the Bridge of Sighs. Rainbow Lodge and Blackcomb Mountain are in the background. The guest and Jean are carrying cross county skis.
Part of Philip Fonds
Blackcomb Mountain & Wedge Mountain in summer, from across Alta Lake.
View of Whistler and Blackcomb from Across Valley
Part of Whistler Mountain
This photograph shows both Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains from across the valley, taken high up in Alpine Meadows.
Part of Philip Fonds
Blackcomb Mountain reflected in Alta Lake. Inscription on verso: "May 2 '82 Blackcomb Mt. / Alta Lake 1982 May 2 / Ice melted out / Early morning reflection / taken by Paul Burrows from my verandah. / Myrtle Philip / Note clearness of reflection."
Part of Philip Fonds
Alex Philip on top of Blackcomb Mountain in snow. Inscription on verso: "Alex on top of Blackcomb Mt / 1940?"
Part of Philip Fonds
Panorama of Rainbow Lodge with Alta Lake and Wedge & Blackcomb mountains in background.
Map of Whistler Area and of Lost Lake Park
A two-sided map. One side shows the greater Whistler Area, including part of Garibaldi Park, with the topography lines. The other side of the map shows Lost Lake Park and part of the Whistler Village and Blackcomb Mountain area.