Photographs of the Whistler area taken by local photographer Rick Flebbe.

001: Lower Joffre Lake
002: Bridge of Sighs, Rainbow Park
003: Rafting on Green River
004: Whistler Resort and Rainbow Mountain
005: Blueberry Hill and Rainbow Mountain
006: Lost Lake Cross Country Skiing
007: Beverly Lake and Rainbow Mountain
008: Whistler Express Gondola on Whistler Mountain
009: Rainbow Park
010: Whistler Resort and Rainbow Mountain
011: Meadow Park
012: Ridge Walk on Blackcomb Peak
013: Alpine Meadows
014: Cheakamus Glacier from Blackcomb Mountain

• All the titles come from the plaques that the photographs were displayed with at the Crystal, except for the ones with asterisks, which are missing their plaques. The plaques are stored with the photographs.

Photographs and video taken by Robert Clark Kline on mountaineering trips to various peak in Garibaldi Provincial Park, Golden Ears Provincial Park, and peaks in the Lower Mainland between 1988 and 1991.

Memorial booklet about Richard (Dick) Revis Culbert (1940-2017), a B.C. mountaineer, author, poet, geologist, geophysicist, activist and photographer. The booklet was printed for his memorial gathering held at the Beaty Biodiversity Museum (University of British Columbia) on October 7, 2017.

Collage art of Nancy Greene by Stephen Houston titled "Tiger of the Slopes."

Photographs, postcards, and pamphlets from the Millennium Reunion 2000 celebrations for the year 2000 in Whistler, a video on adaptive skiing, and promotional materials relating to restaurants in Whistler.

Materials collected by Ross Rebagliati relating to his career as a professional snowboarder and during his time competing for Team Canada in the Winter Olympic Games at Nagano, Japan in 1998, where he was the first person to win an Olympic gold medal in the discipline of snowboarding. Included is a scrapbook of his achievements and magazine features. Also included are fan letters expressing support for him during the post-Olympics controversy over marijuana which resulted in his gold medal being stripped and then re-awarded.

Materials created by the Sabre Group of companies originally owned by Art de Duyf, including Sabre Excavation and Sabre Rentals. Includes photographs of Whistler Village development taken by Sabre Excavation between 1979 and 1998.

Materials gathered by Sara Jennings, including a Myrtle Philip Elementary School newsletter from 1986, assignments completed by Sara for classes at Pemberton Secondary School from 1990-1994, and two pamphlets and a poster representing the anti-2010 Olympic Games perspective.

Photographs of the Sea-to-Sky Highway (Highway 99) just before upgrades were made in preparation for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, and a menu for Nasty Jack's restaurant (formerly in the location of Garbanzo Bike and Bean) in newsletter format.

Documents and photographs relating to several events and programs for mountain biking and cycling, hosted in part by the Sea To Sky Bike Club and the Sea To Sky Youth Action Committee.