Vachon Cup poster from the [1990s?] showing a photograph of a cross-country ski race and listing all the Canada Cup stops along the bottom.

Photographs of downtown Vancouver, people skiing, a team photograph for a rugby team, and a group of people sitting in the snow leaning against their skis.

Extra photographs that did not fit into Alex Douglas's albums. Subject include building the T-bar, skiing, snowy mountain vistas, Alta Lake, Whistler Mountain, snowshoeing, Red Chair, Vancouver, hotdogging, treewells, wildlife, and snowcats.

Identification according to ADOUGLAS-03-011:

• 001 (109-3) – Jan 1981, “new Ford Courier at Seymour.”
• 003 (112-17) – “TSSSC 1981, bottom station and terminal tower.”
• 008 (49-20) – May-June 1978, “nice shoot, Whistler Bowl after [blasting?]”
• 012 (108-18) – Dec-Jan 1980/81, “kids on Seymour.”
• 013 (6-22) – August 12-14 1976, “chair lift Seymour.”
• 014 (109-6) – Jan 1981, “one girl snowshoeing.”
• 015 (114-20) – [June 1981], “Mike + me.”
• 016 (112-19) – TSSSC 1981, “rock pile, note snow level.”
• 017 (111-18) – April 1981, “truck up in Seymour Parking lot with the most snow we had all year.”
• 018 (110-20) – February 1981, “ice on the [trees?]”
• 019 (111-13) – April 1981, “view of Seymour from Springer St.”
• 020 (111-11) – April 1981, “truck and house on Springer.”
• 021 (110-18) – February 1981, “ice on the [trees?]”
• 067 (117-11) – [1981], “of the Government Cabin.”

Photographs including but not limited to protest against nuclear arms; sewer construction; playing tennis; portraits; downhill skiing; Schloss Laderheim Dual Mogul Classic; moguls; Bartosik; Whistler Mountain lift construction; bathing suits; art
Appears in April 28, 1983 issue:
02-312-184. Pg. 3. Caption: [top] Bill Runge of Whistler Mountain Ski Corp. fastens down the village's newest signs on Monday reminding ski enthusiasts to keep heading south to the Gondola side of the mountain.
02-312-47. Pg. 3. Caption: [bottom] A couple of swipes from Jack Demidoff's bulldozer April 22 and the bottleneck at the bottom of lower Gondola run on Whistler Mountains is no more. The run was being widened on both sides, so look forward to new open spaces next season.
02-312-271. Pg. 6. Caption: [top] Claus Speikermann, New Democratic Party.
02-312-212. Pg. 6. Caption: [bottom] John Reynolds, Social Credit.
02-312-276. Pg. 7. Caption: [top] Mort Graham, Liberal.
02-312-281. Pg. 7. Caption: [bottom] Neil Thompson, Progressive Conservative.
02-312-115. Pg. 11. Caption: [top] Three of the key players in Schloss Laderheim Dual Mogul Classic on Whistler's Raven run Saturday, April 23 and Sunday, April 24. (l-r) Organizer Al Karaki of Pacific Sun Productions, Tom Sinister of Whistler, winner of the recreational division and Bruce Schmidt, national sales manager for Calona Wines.
02-312-103. Pg. 11. Caption: [bottom] A top-notch mogul basher takes one of the two required air times in his run down Whistler's Raven run in the Schloss Laderheim Dual Mogul Classic on Sunday, April 24.
02-312-166. Pg. 13. Caption: Got the summertime blues of what to wear this season? Not if you were at The Keg's Fashion Show Sunday, April 24. Carol Foster of Vancouver was just one of the many attractive models sporting the latest in "totally awesome" looks for the months ahead.
02-312-86. Pg. 14. Caption: [left] Rob (Robbo) Hancox, Maintenance Man, Alpine Meadows.
02-312-75. Pg. 14. Caption: [middle] Dave Shaw, Student, Emerald Estates.
02-312-66. Pg. 14. Caption: [right] Dave Roberts, Bar Assistant, M.D.C.
02-312-36. Pg. 17. Caption: [top] Vancouver Alderman Bruce Erickson leads marchers into Sunset Beach Park April 23.
02-312-29. Pg. 17. Caption: [bottom] Peace marchers crowd Hornby Street.
02-312-179. Pg. 18. Caption: Irises -- a three-panel water color by Rosemary Crawford.
02-312-80. Pg. 20. Caption: Greg Meredith has been appointed General Manager of The Keg at Whistler. Meredith was general manager at The Keg, Burnaby for 18 months and worked at The Keg, Granville Island before that.

Subseries contains details (description, dates, and purchases) of transparencies and negatives. Fenner coded these descriptions to correspond with photographs in the collection.
The codes in this subseries are:
A (Alaska Highway)
C (Coastal)
G (Garibaldi)
G.W. (Garibaldi Whistler)
L (Local)
VI (Vancouver Island)
B (Buildings)
NAR (Article Negative)
TAR (Article Transparency)
LN (Night)
REC (Recreation)
RE (Resorts)
SP (Sports)
NSP (Sports Negative)
WF (Wildflowers)
NWF (Wildflowers Negative)
NF, FN, FNL (Flowers)

File contains a list of places and general subjects photographed by Clifford Fenner with details of format (size of transparency or negative). List is divided in regions with specific areas photographed. Regions include Greater Vancouver, Fraser Valley and Canyon, Vancouver Island and Gulf Islands, Howe Sound, Squamish, Pemberton, Sunshine Coast, Okanagan, Merritt, Similkameen, Thompson River, Kootenays, Revelstoke, the Rocky Mountains, Selkirks, Cariboo, Chilcotin, Highway 16, Peace River, Northern B.C., Yukon, and Alaska. General subjects include but are not limited to bridges, campsites, flowers, glaciers, rock faces, skiing, trees, and winter scenes.

File contains a list of places and general subjects photographed by Clifford Fenner with details of format (size of transparency or negative). List is divided in regions with specific areas photographed. Regions include Greater Vancouver area, Fraser Valley and Canyon, Vancouver Island and Gulf Islands, Sunshine Coast, Howe Sound, Squamish, Pemberton, Okanagan, Merritt, Similkameen, Thompson River, Kootenays, the Rocky Mountains, Selkirks, Revelstoke, Cariboo, Chilcotin, Highway 16, Peace River, Northern BC, Yukon, and Alaska. General subjects include but are not limited to bridges, campsites, flowers, glaciers, rock faces, skiing, trees, and winter scenes.

Photographs taken by Clifford Fenner from his work in Garibaldi Provincial Park and his travels in British Columbia, the United States, and Colombia.

File contains a list of places and general subjects photographed by Clifford Fenner with details of format (size of transparency or negative). List is divided in regions with specific areas photographed. Regions include Greater Vancouver area, Fraser Valley and Canyon, Vancouver Island, Gulf Islands, Sunshine Coast, Howe Sound, Squamish, Pemberton, Okanagan, Merritt, Similkameen, Thompson River, Kootenays, the Rocky Mountains, Selkirks, Revelstoke, Cariboo, Chilcotin, Highway 16, Peace River, Northern BC, Yukon, and Alaska. General subjects include but are not limited to bridges, campsites, flowers, glaciers, rock faces, skiing, trees, and winter scenes.

DVD contains footage of the 1979 Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camp. This includes the drive from Vancouver up to Whistler, unloading the bus, hiking up to the glacier, riding the gondola/chairlift/t-bars, skiing, a mountaintop picnic, the construction site of Whistler Village, the Whistler mascot, and various outdoor activities such as tennis, volleyball, and trampolining. No background music.

The DVD also includes three 'music videos,' each 1 minute long.