Photograph of a group of people standing at Rainbow Station. Left to Right: Bob Jardine, Pat Woods, unknown, Myrtle Philip, Charlie Lundstrum, Betty Woods holding her son Kenny Woods, [Vern Lundstrum or Jack Woods], Alex Philip, and [Fred Woods].

The annotation on the verso reads "Bob Jardine, Pat Woods, about 1932; Myrtle Philip; Charlie Lundstrum; Betty Wood and Kenny; Vern Lundstrum; Alex Philip."

Alex Philip stands on teh top of the roof, watching the woman skiing down.

Alex and Myrtle Philip with two children, standing with their skiis propped in the snow.

A row of turnips at Alta Lake, BC with Sewall Tapley and Alex Philip at the far end. PGE Rail line in the background.

Photograph of a pile of a chopped wood believed to be from a community 'work bee' to help an injured neighbour. L-R, Jack Findlay, Elsie Clarke, Fred Clarke, Alex Philip. There are also two dogs in the picture.

Group photograph of the Philip family, when Alex was a child. Alex Philip sits in the centre. Around him, working clockwise from the boy at '12 o' clock' are: John, William, John (father), Elise, Elisabeth (mother), Elisabeth. The photograph is probably a copy of the original as it does not appear to be a 19th century print.

Alex and Myrtle Philip in front of the Bridge of Sighs. Annotation on the reverse "Myrtle and Alex and the new bridge."

Four people and a dog in front of a huge woodpile at Rainbow Lodge. (L-r): Elsie Clarke, Myrtle Philip, Jack Findlay, Alex Philip. Inscription on verso : "Alex Findlay Myrtle Elsie"

Alex and Myrtle standing by Rainbow Lodge. Alex is rubbing Skookum, the dog's, neck.

Photograph of a man (Fred Nardin) with surveying equipment standing next to a house. Alex Philip is standing on the porch. The annotation on the reverse reads "Fred Nardin who built our house at 2950 Trinity St, 1911, Alex on porch."