Two prints (one an original and one made from a copy negative) of Tex Rodgers organizing parking for Garibaldi Lifts with his horse and dog.

Caption on post-it on verso of print made with copy negative:
"-Tex Rodgers had a horse stables at old cap High cabin (Heli ski pad near River of Golden Dreams)
-never married
-worked in AM parking cars for Garabaldi Lifts with horse and dog"

This photograph shows Myrtle and Maison Philip standing in front of a barn on the Rainbow Lodge property, each holding onto the reins for a horse.

This photograph shows Myrtle Philip and Mariah (Rhi) Philip standing in front of a barn on the Rainbow Lodge property holding the reins of their horses. There is an unidentified boy on the horse that Rhi holds the reins for (possibly her son, Maison?).

Photograph of the Jardine children with a horse on the Jardine-Neiland ranch at 34 1/2 Mile [Function Junction area] in [1926]. From left to right: Jenny Jardine, Jack Jardine, Bob Jardine, and Thomas Neiland Jr.

This photograph shows Myrtle Philip with her horse Bob in front of the Alta Lake Post Office and Store. The annotation on the reverse of the print reads, "Beautiful Bob!"

This photograph shows a person feeding a horse, likely Myrtle Philip feeding Bob. The annotation on the reverse of the print reads, "First winter 1914-1915".

Horses grazing outside Rainbow Lodge

Horseback rider with the head accidentally left out of the frame and Binkie the dog 'begging'. Caption on the reverse reads "The Headless Horror! This also was a mindful black out! but it is still a good get up." and in another hand "Dog Binkie posing".

Queen the horse with Binkie the dog.