Truck driving in the Callaghan area with Whistler Mountain in the background during the construction of Highway 99 in May, 1964.

Photographs of Whistler Village, Whistler Mountain, the Chateau Fairmont resort, signs, Blackcomb Mountain, people enjoying themselves on Whistler Mountain, and Whistler Village construction.

Photographs taken between 1972 and 1973 by Ken Snowball of skiing and ski racing on Whistler Mountain and Grouse Mountain, the towns of Mount Currie and Pemberton, the Mount Currie Rodeo, motorcycles on the Sea to Sky Highway, Nairn Falls, cityscapes and street scenes of Vancouver, the original Grouse Mountain cable car, dogs, hiking, Adventures West and Alta Lake, the Easter Parade in Whistler, Whistler Peak, T-bars, Orange Chair, and mountain views.

Photographs taken by Robert Clark Kline on a mountaineering trip to Musical Bumps and Cinder Cone in October 1988, including shots of the Musical Bumps, Cinder Cone, Whistler Mountain, Helm Creek, Empetrum Peak, Black Tusk, Taylor Meadows, Castle Towers, Helm Glacier, Panorama Ridge, Helm Lake, Cheakamus River, Overlord Mountain, Singing Pass, Flute summit, and Oboe summit.

Captions:

001: "24 - From N[orth] slope of cone down Helm Cr[eek] - Whistler [Mountain] top centre right"
002: "23 - joins 22 but not quite same position - Empetrum Peak at left"
003: "22 - joins 21 but not quite same position - Empetrum Peak at right"
004: "21 - From N[orth]W[est] rim of crater"
005: "20 - S[outh]W[est] from N[orth]W[est] rim of cone across Helm Cr[eek] + Lake - Taylor flats partly visible in background"
006: "19 - S[outh]E[ast] from Cinder Cone up Helm Glacier - Castle Towers M[oun]t[ai]n top centre - S[outh]W[est] side of Crater in foreground"
007: "18 - N[orth] from Cinder Cone down Helm Cr[eek] - Whistler M[oun]t[ai]n top centre right"
008: "17 - W[est] to Black Tusk from E[ast] rim of Cinder Cone - Crater in foreground"
009: "16 - Main part of Helm Glacier from near E[ast] rim of cone"
010: "15 - Same as 14 but farther up E[ast] slope of Cinder Cone"
011: "14 - opposite to 12 - Panorama Ridge in background"
012: "13 - Same as 11 but by edge of lake"
013: "12 - N[orth] to Cinder Cone from Helm Glacier (Western part)"
014: "11 - N[orth]W[est] to Black Tusk along Helm Cr[eek] - opposite to photo #9"
015: "10 - joins 9 - Cinder Cone"
016: "9 - S[outh]E[ast] into Helm Cr[eek] from Cinder flats"
017: "8 - S[outh]W[est] towards Helm Lake - Taylor flats is over the divide at centre - Panorama Ridge top centre"
018: "7 - W[est] to Black Tusk"
019: "6 - Sunday Oct[ober] 9, [19]88 - S[outh]E[ast] to Black Tusk from 1st open meadow above Cheakamus R[iver]"
020: "5 Almost joins 4 - S[outh]E[ast] from Flute to the McBride Range - Cheakamus River runs left to right behind 2 slopes in foreground - Harrison Lake in 42 km beyond peaks top centre"
021: "4 - Overlord M[oun]t[ai]n from Oboe summit - Singing pass in foreground"
022: "3 - Same as 2 but farther south for better foreground"
023: "2 - Flute from top of Oboe Summit - Whistler [Mountain] top right centre"
024: "1 - Flute summit from Oboe 1/2 way up"
025: "5 - Friday Oct[ober] 7, [19]88 - E[ast]S[outh]E[ast] from Flute summit to Overlord M[oun]t[ai]n"

Photographs taken by Robert Clark Kline on a mountaineering trip to Panorama Ridge and Opal Cone in August and September, 1988, including shots of Panorama Ridge, Opal Cone, Black Tusk, Mimulus Lake, Black Tusk Lake, Helm Glacier, Cinder Cone, Garibaldi Lake, Guard Mountain, Sphinx Glacier, Sky Pilot Mountain, Goat Ridge, the Barrier, Elfin Lakes, Ring Creek, and Mt. Garibaldi, Whistler Mountain, Round Mountain, and Diamond Head.

Captions:

003: "-1 Aug[ust] 23 [19]88 - From divide looking S[outh] to Panorama Ridge"
004: "S[outh] joins -1 also joins 13 + 14 on previous film"
005: "1 - From divide part way up Panorama Ridge looking W[est] over Black Tusk Lake + Mimulus Lake"
006: "2 - Black Tusk from part way up"
007: "3 - Looking E[ast] part way up N[orth] finger of Panorama Ridge at Helm Glacier. Cinder Cone starts at extreme left."
008: "4 - N[orth]W[est] to Black Tusk from Panorama Ridge"
009: "5 - Cinder Cone right centre - Whistler M[oun]t[ai]n top right"
010: "6 - Guard M[oun]t[ai]n on Garibaldi Lake - Sphinx Glacier at left - Mt. Garibaldi top right"
011: "7 - Mt. Garibaldi from Panorama Ridge - Sky Pilot M[oun]t[ai]n + Goat Ridge top centre right - The Lions + Mt. Brunswick are just over the centre of Goat Ridge along with Mt. Windsor + Deeks Peak to the right"
012: "W[est]S[outh]W[est] over the outlet of Garibaldi Lake - campsite centre left"
013: "9 - Another angle of Sphinx Glacier on the left from lower western peak of Panorama Ridge"
014: "10 - The Barrier"
015: "11 - The Barrier from parking lot"
016: "12 - Sept[ember] 8 [19]88 - Opal cone centre left - Elfin Lakes campsite at centre w[ith] huts up to the right"
017: "13 - Elfin Lakes w[ith] Opal Cone behind"
018: "14 - Looking up Ring Creek - Opal Cone top right"
019: "15 - Look down Ring Creek - Elfin Lake centre background - The Gargoyles at right"
020: "16 - As 15 but from Opal Cone - Elfin Lakes visible at left - Round M[oun]t[ai]n in centre"
021: "17 - Glacier N[orth] from Opal Cone"
022: "18 - S[outh]W[est] across Opal Cone toward the Gargoyles"
023: "19 - Also S[outh]W[est] across Opal Cone but further S[outh] along E[ast] rim"
024: "20 - Also S[outh]W[est] across Opal Cone but still further S[outh] - Elfin Lakes in centre"
025: "21 - N[orth]W[est] from Opal Cone toward Mt. Garibaldi hidden by clouds"
026: "22 - Glacier N[orth]E[ast] of Opal Cone"
027: "23 - S[outh]S[outh]E[ast] from Opal Cone"
028: "24 - S[outh] from Opal Cone - Elfin Lakes top right"
029: "25 - W[est] acrosssuccessive ridges in Opal Cone - Diamond Head in background - Light coloured rock centre right in high point with red or purple rock"

Photographs of Neal Carter and Charles Townsend's mountaineering trip into Garibaldi Provincial Park and the Spearhead Range in September, 1923, including ascents of Wedge Mountain, Whistler Mountain, Overlord Mountain, Fissile Peak, Diavolo Peak, and Mt James Turner.

Photograph taken by Neal Carter of the mountains above the Fitzsimmons Creek Cabin in Fitzsimmons Valley on September 17, 1923.

Caption: "Mountains around head of Fitzsimmons Valley from above the Cabin. - Sept. 17, 1923 - on my way to Whistler Mountain."

[Neal Carter has also traced the tips of mountains in view on the back of the photograph with labels written backwards so that if you hold the photo up to the light, the labels appear superimposed on the image. The labels read Head of Fitzsimmons Creek, Mt. Overlord, Fitzsimmons Gl[acier], Red M[oun]tain, and Black M[oun]t[ain] [now known as Fissile Peak].

Photograph taken by Neal Carter of the Spearhead Range as seen from the summit of Wedge Mountain on September 10, 1923.

Caption: "The Spearhead Range from Wedge M[oun]t[ain] summit, looking South. - Sept. 10, [19]'23."

[Neal Carter has also traced the tips of mountains in view on the back of the photograph with labels written backwards so that if you hold the photo up to the light, the labels appear superimposed on the image. The labels read Black Tusk, Tantalus Range, Whistler M[oun]t[ain], Sproat M[oun]t[ain], and Alta Lake.]

Photographs of an avalanche area and mountain views, the construction of an alpine building near Roundhouse on Whistler Mountain, a helicopter helping with construction, construction workers, an aerial view of Alpha Lake and Nita Lake, and a wildfire in the distance.

Photographs of snowy mountain range landscapes, Alpenglow on the Coast Range, a moon rising over Green Lake with the Coast Range in the background, Whistler Express Gondola with mountain range in the background, snow-covered trees, Black Tusk in Garibaldi Provincial Park, Blackcomb Mountain, airplane with white tracks in the sky, and a storm on Whistler Mountain.

Captions:
005, 007: "Alpenglow Coast Range Whistler, B.C."
006: "MOON RISING: WHISTLER GREEN LAKE + COAST RANGE"
009: "Snowy Trees Whistler, B.C."
010: "Whistler, B.C. Black Tusk Garibaldi Park"
011: "Blackcomb Mt. Whistler, B.C."
019: "Clearing storm Whistler Mt."
020: "Whistler-Winter Coast Range B.C."