Photographs of skiing, ski racing, Slush Cup, mountain views, chairlifts, Whistler Village construction, Whiski Jack, aerial views of the Whistler Valley, summer activities at Alta Lake, windsurfing, music events, costumes, dancing, the Torchlight Parade, fireworks, Willie Whistler, hot air balloons, the Jazz Festival, Whistler Conference Centre, Whistler Village, kayaking on the Cheakamus River, Lakes, apres ski, ice sculptures, a fire at The Keg, pubs, restaurants, Toilet Bowl, Whistler Mountain, Blackcomb Mountain, cross-country skiing, gondolas, horse-drawn carriage rides, Upper Village, Eco Challenge, freestyle skiing, Kids Kamp on Blackcomb Mountain, dogsledding, fishing, paragliding, resort development, Longhorn Saloon, Howe Sound, helicopters installing chairlifts, grooming, cabins, condominiums, Pika's Restaurant, Christine's Restaurant, juggling, Burnt Stew Basin, Sun Bowl, Ridge Run, Black Tusk, people skiing dressed up as members of the OJ Simpson trial, bear awareness signs, Telemark Place, Whistler Golf Course, 7th Heaven, Peak Chair, snowmen, creeks, Roundhouse Lodge, Green Lake, Lost Lake, Alpha Lake, Nita Lake, Joffre Lakes, and Garibaldi Lake.

Photographs of a costumed ski race with an O.J. Simpson situation/trail theme (O.j. Simpson, L.A.P.D. & Judge Ito), shots of ski racing in the Toilet Bowl and other locations that include Gary Athans and other skiers, and photos of an interior restaurant or pub with people enjoying drinks and live music.

Captions:
001: "O.J the L.A.P.D. & Judge Ito"
002: "The Juice O.J."
005, 010, 012: "ATHANS"
007: "GARY ATHANS"
008: "ATHANS - CAN"
011: "ATHANS TOILET BOWL"

Photographs of Hannes Trinkl and Stefan Erberharter racing in the Toilet Bowl in the 1993 World Cup Downhill, Dean [Phillip?] and Ian Sullivan skiing Flute Chute on Flute Bowl, Dean Stone skiing Sun Bowl, people heli-skiing the Pemberton Icecap, Paul Rossi skiing Ziggy's Bowl and through trees on Whistler Mountain, skiers on Horstman Glacier, Ian McLeod skiing on Blackcomb Mountain, Greg Athans skiing moguls on Whistler Mountain, Andy Clarke skiing Whistler Mountain, out of bounds view on Whistler Mountain, Stephanie Sloan spring skiing on Whistler Mountain, Joe Lammers and Tim Rickli skiing Whistler Peak, two freestyle skiers in mid-air, people skiing the trail to Burnt Stew Basin, skiers on Piccolo Peak on Symphony Bowl, and John Kindree skiing Symphony Bowl.

Captions:
001: "Winter/Whistler/Ski World Cup Downhill 1993. Toilet Bowl- Skier TRINKL"
002: "Winter/Whistler/Ski Flute Shute [sic] Skier: Dean Philp"
003: "Winter/Whistler/Ski Flute Shute [sic] Skier: Ian Sullivan"
004: "Winter/Whistler/Ski Sun Bowl Cornice B. Stew Bas. Skier: Dean Stone"
005: "Heli Skiing Pemberton Ice Cap with Corporate Helicopters"
006: "Winter/Blackcomb/Ski Corn Snow, Xhiggy's [sic] Meadows Skier: Paul Rossi"
007: "Winter/Blackcomb Horstman Glacier Blackcomb, B.C."
008: "Winter/Whistler/Ski World Cup Downhill 1993. Toilet Bowl- Skier: ERBERHARTER"
009: "Winter/Whistler/Ski Snow in the Trees, Whistler Skier: Paul Rossi"
010: "Winter/Blackcomb/Ski Skiing on Blackcomb Skier: Ian McLeod"
011: "Winter- Whistler- Ski Moguls Skier: Greg Athans"
012: "Whistler B.C. Canada Skier: Andy Clarke"
013: "Out of bounds Whistler Mt."
014: "Winter/Whistler/Ski Spring Skiing, Whistler Skier: Stephanie SLoan"
015: "Whistler, B.C. Peak. Skier:Joe Lammers"
016: "Whistler Peak Whistler, B.C. Skier:Joe Lammers + Tim Rickli"
018: "Winter/Whistler Trail to Burnt Stew Basin Whistler Peak"
019: "Skiers on Piccolo Peak Symphony Bowl Whistler Mt."
020: "Symphony Bowl Whistler Mt. Skier: John Kindree"

Caption on File:
"POWDER - SNOWBOARDER"

The Molson World Downhill (Whistler Mountain, February 27, 1982) magazine.
Table of Contents:
2 Canadian Alpine Ski Team
3 Premier's Message
4 Mr. Eric Molson's Message, Dr. Peter Andrew's Message
6 Acknowledgements
8 Organizing Committee, World Cup Rules, Schedule of Events
10-11 World Cup to Date
13 Competitors Picture Page
15 Ken Read Story, "This is Whistler" Section
18 The Course
20 1981 Final World Cup Standings
22 Skiing for Medals, National Team Coach John Ritchie
26 The Competitors
28 Race Results Chart
28 How to Watch the Race

Includes information on the story of the World Cup Race, the World Cup rules, the Schedule of Events, past World Cup results, the top competitors, an article on the resort town of Whistler, and article on downhill skiing by Ken Read, map of the course, an article about Molson skiing and information about how and where to watch the race.

A Ski Canada Magazine from 1982 as a Special Whistler World Cup Issue.
Table of Contents:
18 Whistler Welcomes the World - Everything's in place for Whistler's second attempt at staging a World Cup Downhill and if the weather cooperates it could be the start of something big.
23 Is Downhill Too Dangerous? - World Cup courses have not kept up with racing technology. The result: as speeds increase so do the number of injuries.
28 The Racers - Podborski, Mueller, Weirather and Read are household names in Europe. At Whistler they'll be the racers to watch.
33 The Race - For neophyte race watcher a World Cup downhill can be a confusing experience. These tips from a veteran race watcher tell you how to get the most out of the event.
35 The Course - Whistler's new downhill course is the second longest on the circuit and offers spectators plenty of opportunities to catch the action. Here's what to look for.
36 Bindings '82: Poised for a Leap into the Future - The mainstays are still there, but this year may be the turning point in ski binding development.
50 Club Med Strikes Gold at Copper Mountain - They've go a hit on their hands down in Colorado as French panache and American showmanship bring out the best in the Club Med formula.
41 Take the Powder Plunge - If you've been postponing your heli-skiing trip because you aren't sure you can handle the deep stuff, take heart. It's not as difficult as it looks.
56 Tod: The Mountain That Would be King - With its abundance of snow, endless terrain and colorful history, B.C.'s Tod Mountain should be a storybook development. Why it isn't is a story in itself.
66 Ready for a Shot at the Top - No longer the also-rans of our national team, a new breed of women are ready to prove they belong on the World Cup circuit.
6 First Tracks - Whistler World Cup important on three fronts
9 Short Turns- News and Notes from the skiing world.
15 Equipment - Re-inventing the perfect ski pole.
74 Racing Tips with Peter Duncan - Preparing for racing.
78 Last Run

Whistler Mountain News newsletter given out to guests and passholders in Summer 1992. Articles include:

• True to nature
• New runs to midstation
• Summer '92 festival line-up
• Ode to joyous summertime
• This is no fish tale
• Blading and biking
• This is supposed to be a picture of a bear

The Mountain News given out to guests and passholders of Whistler Mountain in Winter 1992/1993. Articles include:

• The World Cup is coming home
• What's a Guest Satisfaction Centre?
• Wolverine Lots 50% Sold
• The Equipment Update
• News from Whistler Mountain's Food Services
• The Race Report: Whistler Mountain Ski Club Leads the pack
• Garfinkel's Gold Cup
• Gatebusters- Unlimited
• Ski School Notes
• The Boarders News: Snowboard Ambassadors on Whistler
• It's never too late to have a happy childhood
• An Ode to Camp

Technical maps of the Dave Murray World Cup Downhill course on Whistler Mountain. They contain legends indicating the locations of course safety materials, communications spots, medical/first aid resources, and the V.I.P. viewing area. Many of the maps also have numbers and/or symbols on them indicating the positions of course control volunteers, whose names are listed on the side of the page.

Technical map of the course for the Dave Murray World Cup held on Saturday, February 25, 1995. It has numbers and arrows indicating the position of Course Control volunteers and jury, whose names are written in the margin. There is also a legend indicating the locations of course safety materials, communications spots, medical/first aid resources, and the V.I.P. viewing area.

Technical map of the course for the Dave Murray World Cup held on February 27, 1993. It has numbers and markings indicating the position of Course Control volunteers, whose names are written in the margin. There is also a legend indicating the locations of course safety materials, communications spots, medical/first aid resources, and the V.I.P. viewing area.