The annotation on the reverse reads, "The creek looking out towards Alta Lake. Taken on misty morning". It is signed "H.A."

Photographs of George Benjamin, Drew Tait, and Bruce Prentice in the Roundhouse cafeteria on Whistler Mountain.

Two copies of a photograph taken outside Rainbow Lodge. A group of men stand with Hugh Lorimer's old white horse (Lorimer hired out packhorses to trappers, prospectors and hunting parties), laden with dynamite about to go to Fitzsimmon's copper mine. From L-R: Bill Holloway, Jimmy Fitzsimmons, Bill Bailiff, Bill MacDermott, Alex Philip Sr and Tom Wilson.

Annotation on the back of one of the copies reads "Around 1916, Bill Holloway prospector, Jimmy Fitzsimmons of Fitzsimmons mine. Bill Bailiff, Bill MacDermott, Alex Philip (senior), Tom Wilson, leaving for prospecting trip to Fitzsimmons Glacier area mine."

Annotation on the back of the second reads "First saddle house in Alta Lake country - man with packing dynamite up to Fitzsimmons mine (half way up Blackcomb)".

In 'Whistler Reflections' this photograph is captioned '1916', however we do not know where this information came from.

This photograph shows Alta Lake in the summer, looking across the water toward the property owned by the Barnfields.

This Vancouver Sun Photo is of a drawing or print showing an aerial perspective of Whistler Mountain, with proposed runs from the peak down to the valley bottom.

Photograph of a drawing or print showing the runs on Whistler Mountain running from the peak down to the valley bottom.

This aerial photograph shows Whistler Village in the development stages.

BC Government air photograph of the Alta Lake area. Ref no: BC 2429 : 22. Narrow angel 20 chains = 1 inch.

BC Government air photograph of Green Lake. Narrow Angle 20 chains = 1 inch (approx.). Reference number: BC 2429: 25.