Photographs taken by Greg Griffith depicting various activities in Whistler, including but not limited to freestyle skiing, skiing moguls, ski ballet, dining, and heli-skiing.

Contact sheets depicting ski jumping, the ski lift sign, and scenic views.

Photographs including but not limited to Freestyle skiing; Whistler Mountain; World Cup Freestyle Championship; apres
02-122-50. Pg. 1. Caption: Resort Centre excavation lies gaping in front of packages 3, 4 and 5. This massive crater will be back filled to provide a solid foundation.
02-122-22. Pg. 5. Caption: Scott Brooksbank shows fine form during practice Sunday for the Labatt's World Cup Freestyle.
02-122-78. Pg. 9. Caption: Whistler resident Pierre Friele heads through the bumps to help his team take fifth in the Pro-Am race March 26.
02-122-37 Pg. 10. Caption: [top] Combined champion Hedy Garhammer thanks the crowd while runners-up Janice Reid and Lauralee Bowie (right) stand by.
02-122-92. Pg. 10 Caption: [bottom] Stephanie Sloan shows her ballet style on a socked-in Saturday competition.
02-122-74. Pg. [12] or back cover. Caption: BLAST! -- Amateur contestants takes a professional fall during Whistler Pro-Am on Wednesday. Details on this and the Labatt's World Cup Freestyle event on Page 5.

Original documents from the May 1975 Mogul Bash on Whistler Mountain. Includes registration forms, announcer sheets, judges' recording sheets, and winning teams.

This was a privately-organized Mogul Bashing contest, however Whistler Mountain did help out with loaning of safety fencing & gates, Ski Partol, loudspeakers, a music system, and tables. The event was located on the last face of the Back Bowl on Whistler Mountain, not far from the Blue Chair. The event was held one week before the Professional End of Season ski competition, held on Lower Franz (Gregg Athans won the triple jump). The Mogul Bash was judged solely on entertainment factor. There were no rules except to have fun, and freestyle skiing was the theme. There were 3 judges at the bottom of the run wearing tuxedos, one of them being Brad Sills. The winning team was the Painted Ladies, composed of girls who were only wearing ski boots. The Apres-ski party and award ceremonies were held at The Keg and eventually moved on to The Boot Pub. (Source: Henry Flegg)

Accompanied by 1 of 10 original 'Mogul Basher' T-shirts created by Al Davis: WMA_2016_011

DVD contains raw footage of the Dave Murray Summer Ski Camp for TV, circa late 1980s. This includes interviews with skiers such as Dave Murray, Stephanie Sloan, Wayne Wong, and Rob (Boyd?), footage of ski tricks and stunts, and campers relaxing and windsurfing down by one of the lakes.

Photographs of Whistler Mountain that include the gondola, Dag Aabye, and other skiers.

Each transparency is coded with "WZ" with a respective number.

Materials created by the late Kelvin Fenwick (who passed away in 2003) during his time working for Whistler Mountain between 1976 and 1991 in avalanche control and alpine construction. Includes photographs of avalanches, Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camp, and construction near Roundhouse Lodge on Whistler Mountain.

Announcer's sheet, containing team names, numbers, and members for the 1975 Mogul Bash held on Whistler Mountain.

Team names include:
1 - Cocaine Team
2 - The Assholes
3 - Geriatric Ski Team
4 - Snorts and Sniffles
5 - Painted Ladies
6 - Pile Drivers
7 - Lucky 7
8 - Lunch Buckets
9 - Ozark M[oun]t[ai]n Daredevils
10 - DEAN TEAM Fort Boogie Bashers
11 - Toronto Turkeys
12 - The Ski Devils
13 - Tohid
14 - Bump Suckers
15 - Northsport Daredevils
16 - Lucky Lips
17 - Fuck Ups
18 - Joint Effort
19 - Hoop Suckers
20 - Back Bowl Burgers
21 - Roundhouse Rowdies
22 - Tuner Company
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24 - Feeble Keneevel and his Foolish Foursome