BC Government air photograph of Green Lake. Narrow Angle 20 chains = 1 inch (approx.). Reference number: BC 2429: 25.

Alex Philip with a paddle in a dugout canoe on Green Lake (2 copies). Copy 1 : inscription on verso : "Alex Philip on Green Lake on dugout canoe / 1911 or 1912" Copy 2 : inscription on verso : "Canoe on Green Lake. 1913."

Alex Philip in a boat on Green Lake.

Photograph of the boat used by the Barrs at Parkhurst for towing the boom. There are several people and a dog on board. The inscription on the verso reads "[June] Thompson"

Photograph of the DeBeck house taken from across Green Lake.

The inscription on the recto reads "Denis DeBeck house Parkhurst" and the inscription on the verso reads "Dorothy and Denis 1st house, picture taken from across Green Lake, Gree [sic] Lake Parkhurst, 1938, across Green Lake."

It is believed that Denis and Dorothy's house is the building on the right as Denis's sister, Betsy Henderson, remembers it being right next to the creek that runs into Green Lake.

Photograph of a woman fishing, probably Myrtle Philip. The annotation on the reverse reads "At Green Lake where Fitzsimmon's Creek come in. Fly fishing before all ice and snow are gone."

Photograph of a float plane on Green Lake and the PGE railway tracks at Parkhurst. A freight car is shown on the railway track. The inscription on the back reads "Green Lake, 1928 or 1929. Boat on lake, boat house, PGE." Although the inscription reads "boat" the item on the water is almost certainly a float plane.

Gorrie's cabin on Green Lake. Three people sitting at top of ramp. Inscription on verso : "Gorries chalet / Green Lake / Picnic ride"

Copy of a photograph of Green Lake.

Inscription on the verso reads "Green Lake, near site of Barr Bros Mill, looking south, c. 1927."

Annotation on the reverse reads "Green Lake from top of Sproat Mountain. Alta Lake, July 1941, G D Cameron."