Photograph of a man sitting inside a station on Whistler Mountain with a sign stating run conditions in front.

Caption on verso reads: "Way before Gr II. No paint on build."

A view looking down from Bowl #1 on Whistler Mountain. This photograph appears to have been taken in the spring, when much of the snow was melting.

A hiker is seen looking out toward surrounding peaks in the spring or summer, when the snow has melted significantly. The annotation on the front reads, "Looking East from top of London Mountain," so this photograph must have been taken before London Mountain was renamed as Whistler Mountain in 1965.

This photograph shows a potential site for the Lookout Centre on Whistler Mountain, with the surrounding area visible.

View of a bowl on Whistler Mountain, taken in the spring or summer when much of the snow has melted away.

This photograph shows a large group of colourfully dressed skiers eating lunch outside the Roundhouse on a sunny day.

A group of skiers eating lunch, gathered outside a hut at the top of a lift.

Notes on the back give a specific category ("Relaxation") as well as a title ("Lunch at the top of the Chairlift").

A group of people is shown eating lunch at the top of the lift on a sunny day.

Notes on the back give a category ("Relaxation") as well as a title ("Lunch Time").

Caption on verso: "WHISTLER RESORT ASSOCIATION - Lunchtime at the Roundhouse area on Whistler Mountain finds skiers soaking up the sunshine while watching the bowls below Whistler Peak being carved into myriad figure-eights. The Roundhouse daylodge is located at the 6,000 foot (1,829 meter) level of Whistler Mountain, 75 miles (120 kilometers) north of Vancouver, B.C."

This photograph shows a man looking down the slopes, covered with melting snow patches, toward the valley containing Fitzsimmons Creek.