Jack Bright and Margaret Trudeau
Part of Whistler Mountain
Jack Bright and Margaret Trudeau are seen organizing their gear on a snowy day, while Margaret takes lessons on Whistler Mountain. This photograph was taken on Margaret's honeymoon with Pierre.
Jack Bright Leading Margaret and Pierre Trudeau Down a Ski Run
Part of Whistler Mountain
Jack Bright is seen leading Margaret Trudeau, followed by Pierre Trudeau and another skier, down a run. This photograph was taken on their honeymoon, and was published in the Whistler News on page two.
Jim McConkey in Whistler Ski School Uniform
Part of Whistler Mountain
Jim McConkey is shown posing for this formal picture in his Whistler Ski School uniform.
Lift Tower with Cable and Rollers
Part of Whistler Mountain
This photo shows the mechanism on the top of the lift tower that the cable runs through.
McTaggart, Dorse
Part of Whistler Mountain
A view down the line of the chairlift, with a series of snowcapped peaks making up the background.
McTaggart, Dorse
Part of Whistler Mountain
This photograph shows a lift operator at the controls.
McTaggart, Dorse
Light Station on Whistler Mountain
Part of Whistler Mountain
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."
Looking Across the Road at Newly Constructed Highland Lodge
Part of Whistler Mountain
This photograph shows the newly constructed (or possibly in the final stages of construction) Highland Lodge.
Part of Whistler Mountain
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.
Looking East from Top of London Mountain
Part of Whistler Mountain
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.