Photograph of Paul Burrows' A-frame house, in which he first published the Whistler Question newspaper.

A large print of Whistler Village presented to Ray Torresan & Associates on the occasion of the Founders Club Dinner on May 15, 1981.

A large framed photograph of Pascal Tiphine and Jean Hugel drinking wine in Alsace, France, in 1986.

Guestbooks from the Parkhurst Gazebo and Garden between 1995 and 1999.

Issues of Off Belay: The Mountain Magazine spanning from 1977-1980.

Photographs of the Christiana Inn donated by Noel Day.

Materials donated by Nellie Den Duyf, including a Whistler Recipes Cookbook.

Papers of Ted Nebbeling including papers relating to his businesses in Whistler, papers relating to his political career, photographs and scrapbooks relating to his life and achievements.

Photographs of Neal Carter and Charles Townsend's mountaineering trip into Garibaldi Provincial Park and the Spearhead Range in September, 1923, including ascents of Wedge Mountain, Whistler Mountain, Overlord Mountain, Fissile Peak, Diavolo Peak, and Mt James Turner.

The fonds consists of records relating to Nancy Greene's ski career and her involvement in Whistler local politics and community advocacy. Records include a scrapbook (1986-1987) depicting the growth and development of Whistler, correspondence to and from the Department of Highways regarding the Duffy Lake route (1988), correspondence and minutes relating to Nancy Greene's term as a Whistler School Trustee (1981). Also included are some records of the Garibaldi Olympic Development Association (1968) and the Garibaldi Olympic Committee's bid for the Winter Olympics (1980), as well as a package entitled "Whistler's Extraordinary Journey" relating to the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Local government records include Official Community Plans of Whistler 1974, 1976, and 1982, and a report entitled "Proposed Ski Development of Blackcomb Mountain." Fonds includes records relating to Al Raine's term on the Advisory Parks and Recreation Commission (1976-1983).