Item is an an aerial photograph of the proposed Athlete Village in the Cheakamus area with overlaid topographical lines.

Item includes two large maps of the Cheakamus River and the surrounding areas. Maps include elevation marks.

Whistler Watch pamphlet entitled "Whistler Welcomes the World But ... at what cost?" produced during the lead-up to the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games. It details the environmental, social, and democratic costs of the Games, including habitat loss due to construction, pollution caused by transportation, increased energy and water usage, generation of waste, shortage of housing, financial costs, erosion of the civil liberties of those opposing the Games, violence against women, the heightened nationalism of sport, and the use of unceded First Nations territory. It also includes a list of proposed changes for future Olympic games and ways that people can take action.

Article for Trailer Life by Yvonne Vollert about the RV route up the Sea to Sky Highway through Whistler, onto Duffey Lake Road, through Lillooet, Tyax, and Cache Creek, onto the Trans-Canada Highway through Lytton, Hell's Gate, and Harrison Hot Springs, and back to Vancouver. The article points out natural and man-made attractions along the route.

An editorial article written by Heike Stippler, likely in 2007. She writes that someone has disrespected a memorial bench on the Valley Trail by Green Lake in memory of Kelty Patrick Dennehy from the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation. A small watering can attached to the bench and meant to water plants with was stolen. Found in scrapbook.

A Ski Whistler pamphlet from 1970. The front panel has the Ski Whistler logo and a photograph of skiers riding a chairlift. The back panels contain a Whistler accommodation guide, a listing of dining facilities, a map of how to get to Whistler and instructions for access via road, rail, ship, air, bus and car rental services. An inside spread is a map of Whistler Mountain's ski runs which indicates the difficulty of each run. In the middle of the pamphlet is a large Ski Whistler spread that gives an overview of Whistler Mountain's ski facilities and village amenities, and 12 photos of skiers and locations on the mountain.

A truck crossing small wooden planks over a washout during the construction of Highway 99 in June, 1964.

A truck on a tote road on the way to Pemberton during the construction of Highway 99 in June, 1964.

Green River diversion between Squamish and Pemberton during the construction of Highway 99 in June, 1964.

Blast during the construction of Highway 99 South of Daisy Lake.