Item is a large newspaper article from page 3 of The Lions Gate Times, entitled "Garibaldi: Blueprint for the future" and dated Thursday, January 16, 1964. The article discusses potential ski hill development within Garibaldi Park, particularly at the Alta Lake/Whistler Mountain area. There are two 'sub-articles': "Garibaldi ski lift: the public can build it," by Mary MacDonald, and "On to Garibaldi," by Editor. Article includes three images: diagram of Whistler Mountain with planned ski hills (current location of Creekside), photograph of Whistler Mountain, and map of southwestern B.C. with key locations indicated.

Item is a newspaper article entitled "Work Starts Garibaldi Ski Resort," announcing the beginning of construction work at the Garibaldi Ski Resort on Whistler Mountain. Included are a black-and-white photograph of a gondola and a cross-sectional drawing of a housing unit in the Alpine Village. The article was reprinted from Journal of Commerce Weekly, June 12 1965.

Fonds consists of a page advertising Garibaldi Ski Development at Whistler Mountain for the 1965/66 season. Includes a brief description of the runs, lifts, rates, and facilities at Whistler Mountain; four black-and-white drawings and photographs; advertisements for Cheakamus Inn and Highland Lodge; and information on travelling from Vancouver, including a map. Reprinted from a skiing guidebook.

A various collection of photographs from around Whistler. The collection includes photos of skiing, people, wildlife, snowmobiling, helicopters, and snow removal.

A pamphlet detailing the Whistler resort and surrounding areas. It includes a road map from Vancouver to Green Lake, a depiction of Whistler Mountain itself which hows all the lifts, and lodges on the mountain, a map of the Whistler area, Attractions in the Whistler area, and accommodation nearby.

A chronological history of aviation in the Whistler Valley and the surrounding areas, compiled by Brent Wallace

Documents, photographs, films, and other graphic material relating to the career, accomplishments, interests, and family life of Franz Wilhelmsen, including:

• Awards and honours he received
• Organizations and Corporations he ran or was involved with
• Personal photographs
• Newspapers and magazine articles
• Personal and professional correspondence
• VHS Videos

Papers relating to the Garibaldi Lifts Ltd, including:

• Photographic negatives of a plaque naming the board of directors of Garibaldi Lifts Ltd.
• Statistics and information about the Whistler Resort, 1995/1996
• Information book regarding share purchasing in Garibaldi Lifts Ltd.
• History of Whistler
• Newspaper articles, May 17, 1978
• Garibaldi Lifts Ltd. share purchase forms, July 22, 1963
• GLC President and General Manager job description
• Whistler Mountain stickers
• Invitation to Franz Wilhelmsen and guest to the Hong Kong Bank Whistler Ski Classic, November 1986
• GLC list of Board of Directors
• Ski photographs (possibly promotional), [1986]
• Map of 1986 Molson World Downhill & Super G ski run
• Program from The Franz M. Wilhelmsen Tribute
• Framed photographs of early development of Whistler Mountain, various shots of a helicopter putting in gondola towers, 1980
• Letter to Franz from Claude Richmond, May 14, 1984

VHS tape labeled "Special Memories 2 of 2", containing Franz Wilhelmsen's home videos, featuring water skiing, swimming in an indoor pool, Franz building with two boys, canoeing, hunting, fishing, skiing at various mountains, family vacations, school sports day, a herd of rams filmed from the car, Franz putting up a sign declaring that the area was to be developed by Garibaldi Lifts Ltd. (sign gives information about share purchasing), skating at a rink, a hockey game, riding the gondola at Wildcat Mountain (possibly Franz doing research on other mountains before starting on Whistler), a boys choir singing, school gym class, a parade in Norway, and driving through the mountains.

Whistler-themed colouring book created by the Whistler Museum and Archives using traced photographs from the archives featuring prominent Whistler figures and scenes. The book was sold at the Whistler Museum's gift shop and other locations in Whistler Village.