Harmony Hut's daily logbook for the 2015/2016 winter season. The entries are often humorous and/or graphic, sometimes including drawings. At the bottom of each entry, the daily sales are stated along with the dollar amount over or short for the day. The entries are written by the Harmony Hut staff.
Note: some of the entries contain racist, homophobic, sexist, and otherwise offensive remarks. The Whistler Museum and Archives does not endorse these sentiments.
Photographs of a man hugging a wine bottle standing in front of a colourful piece of artwork, Feet Banks throwing up over the balcony outside Sushi Village, and Feet Banks posing for a photo with a man.
Photographs of Whistler Racquet Club events and summer activities from the 1990s, including group portraits, tennis matches, tennis courts, dogs, costume parties, Halloween, members drinking at the clubhouse, and a woman biking.
A one page spread with 3 articles on the front page of the Business Section (page H1) from the Vancouver Sun on Saturday November 7, 1981. The first article is entitled "Whistler Awaits Cheaper Money: 'Short-term' trouble slows town centre development." The article contains information about developments in the Village that are stalled due to high interest rates and economic problems. The second article is called "Couple 'close to nature' without costly mortgage" which is about squatting in the Whistler area to avoid the high cost of housing. The final article is called "Sunday drinking makes resort one of two 'destinations,'" which is about bars opening up to allow drinking on Sundays in Whistler.
Photographs including but not limited to strawberry picking; partying; Miss Pemberton Princess Parade; Construction; boating, barbecues at Alta Lake; trailer camping; Toni Sailer; Dave Murray; drinking. 02-003-17 on pg 1. Caption: Toni Sailer, Wayne Booth, Ron Johnson, Greg Moyls & Al Turner sample a special oyster drink at the summer ski camp opening party. 02-003-6 on pg. 5. Caption: Jan Naylor and others gather in her strawberry patch in Pemberton. 02-003-51+53 on pg. 3. Caption: The two new bridges being completed at Rubble Creek (left) and Brandywine. 02-003-61 on pg. 4. Caption: Myrtle Philip School students enjoy their barbequed lunch at the Outdoor School farm on Friday, June 22. 02-003-63 on pg. 15. Caption: Young David Valleau all dressed up for the Pemberton Parade. 02-003-68 on pg. 15. Caption: The winning float entered by the D'Arcy 4H Club and entitled the D'Arcy 4H Ark. 02-003-71 on pg.15. Caption: Part of the crowd assembled outside Priest's new drugstore to watch the parade. 002-003-88 on pg. 16 or back cover. Caption: A logger shows fine form in the power saw bucking competition at the Pemberton Loggers Sports on Sunday.
Photographs including but not limited to Rotary Club; music; musicians; dinner buffet; construction. 02-004-8 on pg. 11. Caption: Past President Bob Bishop (right) gives last year's president Graeme O'Neill his lapel pin. (Rotary Installation) 02-004-11 on pg. 11. Caption: Gordie Forrest chats with Liz Carpay at the Rotary dinner. 02-004-1 on pg. 1. Caption: The first concrete is poured--cement truck works on Heine's Package #11 site on Wednesday, June 13. 02-004-24 on pg. 3. Caption: The Whistler I.S.S. Club tourney being played on the rinks by the school. 02-004-17 on pg. 8. Caption: Ann, Meg, & Shelley prepare the strawberries for the "Strawberry Social". 02-004-18 on pg. 8. Caption: Jimbo serves himself from the buffet at M&A's. 02-004-12 on back cover. Caption: Debbie Bishop an Myrtle Philip at the Rotary President's Ball on Saturday, June 16.
Photographs from the opening of Trattoria di Umberto that include views of a group of people eating in a dining room, a hot air balloon with a sign "Umberto's Restaurant" on it, and a group portrait of chefs surrounding a roast pig.
Photographs of people dancing and drinking at a Whistler Museum event at Dubh Linn Gate, and a photograph of a silent auction and paper bag raffle list.
