Photograph of David Esworthy as a baby on horseback with his aunt, Jean Tapley. The annotation on the reverse reads "David and Jean on Shorty". Rainbow Lodge tennis court is visible in the back.

View of Lost Lake. Inscription on face : "Lost Lake". On verso, postmark reads
"Alta Lake B.C. [illeg] 24 29" and 2 cent Canadian stamp is adhered. Postcard is addressed to "Miss Jean Tapley / Seattle, Washington / 7536 [illeg]2nd Ave NE" and inscribed "Dearie - Owe everyone of my sisters letters but couldn't write this mail. Didn't feel like it. [illeg] feeling queer & restless all over. Rotten weather cold & pouring. Coming up in the summer time next year. Just when does your holiday begin? Think I have rent my house but had to come down to 27.50 but building no garages or anything else so [illeg] as far ahead & if I get it rented this week the two months rent will help pay my $70.00 taxes - Bye dear hope your feeling better - Rhi."

Jean Tapley tobogganing down the dining room roof of Rainbow Lodge. Jean is approx. 27 years old. Her companion has been identified as [Reggie Shorie]; however the photograph is very similar in dress and location to 0693, where he is identified as [Jimmy Lobb].

Face includes four photographs : view of Alta Lake with mountains in background, captioned "RAINBOW LODGE, ALTA LAKE, B.C." ; Bridge to Rainbow Lodge, captioned "RAINBOW LODGE, ALTA LAKE, B.C." ' Interior of Rainbow Lodge, captioned "CHEERFUL FIRESIDE" ; Swimmers in Alta Lake, captioned "BATHING". Also depicted are a sketch of a mountain flanked by trees with "RAINBOW LODGE Alta Lake B.C." in centre and silhouette of angler below. At top centre is an illustration of a horse and rider under a tree with a mountain behind, signed "D.K." On verso, postcard is addressed to "Miss Jean Tapley / 5508-17th Ave NE / Seattle / Wash." Message reads : "Dearest - / How do you like the new style post cards? Dr + Mrs Naismith are here - Look fine - send love to you - Wish you were here now, but Sept will be a lovely holiday time. Dad is fine. Was very pleased with your letter. / Best love Myrtle." Verso bears "POST CARD" stamp, postmark (Alta Lake B.C. July 13 27) and 2 cent stamp at upper right.

Katie McGregor, Jean Tapley and a male friend about to go swim in a lake.

Jimmy [Lobb] (front) and Jean Tapley tobogganing in deep snow. Inscription on verso : "My sister Jean and Jimmy Lobb. He was here for his health one whole winter."

Two copies of photograph of Jean Tapley & Myrtle Philip, skiing to Tapleys Farm on what is now Lorimer Road. Inscription on verso (copy 1) : "beauty and the forrest [sic] beautiful / 1924, or '25 / L > R / M. Philip, Jean Tapley." Inscription on verso (copy 2) : "1920's / Myrtle Philip / Jean Tapley / Skiing down to-day's Lorimer Road. / Note One [double underlined] ski pole - old way (Norwegian)"

Jean Tapley (front) and Jim Lobb tobogganing off the lodge rooftop. Jean is 25 years old. Inscription on verso : "Jean Tapley + Jimmy Lobb / apx. 1925"

Mrs. Baker ("Bakie"), Jean Tapley and unidentified man sitting on a log with Lost Lake in background. Skookum the dog in front. Inscription on face: "Lost Lake" ; inscription on verso: "about 1923 / Mrs Baker + Jean Tapley"

Group shot from tea party at Rainbow Lodge for the Alta Lake Community Club. Inscription on verso : "Alex / Dolly Archibald / Katie McGregor / Lily Archibald / Jean Tapley / Agnes Harrop / Mrs Collins / Grace Archibald / Myrtle Philip / an afternoon tea party [about] 1925/3" -- [the word "about" is crossed out and the number 5 is written over with a 3]