This photograph shows a close-up of the mechanism that attached the original Creekside Gondola to the cable it runs on.

Several people are seen riding single chairs on a chairlift during the summer.

An annotation on the reverse of this print reads, "Chairlift with total length 2000' high difference 725' capasity [capacity] 300 person/h "one seats" chairs with fixed clamps".

A man is seen from below as he climbs up a rock face.

Pierre Trudeau is shown skiing with sunglasses on.

A hiker is seen standing in the melting spring snow on top of Whistler Mountain looking down toward the valley bottom.

A hiker is seen looking out toward surrounding peaks in the spring or summer, when the snow has melted significantly. The annotation on the front reads, "Looking East from top of London Mountain," so this photograph must have been taken before London Mountain was renamed as Whistler Mountain in 1965.

View of a lake in a valley far below. According to a previous finding aid, this is Cheakamus Lake as seen from Whistler Mountain.

A view of the valley bottom taken from Whistler Mountain in the spring when only small patches of snow remain.

A view taken from the lookout, which was to become the site for the Roundhouse, looking toward one of the surrounding snowy bowls. This photograph appears to have been taken during the spring, when much of the snow was melting.

This photograph shows a skier looking out at the terrain below and in front of him.

Notes on the back give a category ("Skier's View") as well as a title ("A Pause at Evening").