A typed note taped to the reverse of the print reads, "In the middle of the right hand side is the famous "Roundhouse" at Garabaldi's Whistler Mountain, 75 miles north of Vancouver, British Columbia. Three chairlifts meet at this point, at the 6000 foot elevation, where skiing is "king" from November to July."

The printed text on the front of this photograph reads:

WHISTLER RESORT ASSOCIATION

A great place to meet your friends for lunch, this sundeck is located at the 6,000 foot (1,829 meter) level of Whistler Mountain. From this vantage point, just outside the Roundhouse daylodge, friends soak up the sunshine and enjoy lunch while other skiers carve up the fresh snow on the T-bar bowl. Whistler and its new neighbor, Blackcomb, located 75 miles (120 kilometers) north of Vancouver, offer a total of 18 lifts and more than 60 designated runs.

This photograph shows a group of skiers looking up the Green Chair runs toward the Roundhouse.

This photograph shows an aerial view of the Roundhouse and surrounding area, with people visible.

Written on the paper backing is:
Y.F.T.D. vol.8 no.4 1968
Sun, ski and sauna
-ski lodge

This photograph shows Franz Wilhelmsen on the left, an unidentified man in the middle, and Jack Bright at the right, looking toward Whistler Peak. The three men appear to be sitting outside the Roundhouse in an area that later became an outdoor patio.

An annotation on the reverse of the print reads, "By Roundhouse the group sitting is the location of R.H. ex. building (t-bar #1 only)"

Large groups of people gathered outside the Roundhouse on a sunny spring day.

Three workers are seen measuring out the foundation for the Roundhouse Lodge in the summer of 1966.