Photographs of Garibaldi Park including, but not limited to, mountaineering and skiing.

Each transparency has the code "GZ" with a respective number.

Photograph of side of hill covered in purple flowers. Glass slide framed with blue tape.

Photograph of field covered with flowers and grass. Trees and mountains in background. Glass slide framed with blue tape.

Photographs of Garibaldi Park including but not limited to mountaineering, Garibaldi Lake, and wild flowers.

Each transparency has the code "GZ" with a respective number.
FEN_02_03_03_002_02 is coded with "MZ".

Photograph focused on vegetation beside mountain stream. Man is kneeling beside stream. Glass slide framed with blue tape.

Photograph of a woman sitting on a rock near a stream in Black Tusk Meadows, with Black Tusk in the background.

Photographs of Mount Baker, Beacon Hill Park, and Garibaldi Provincial Park. Subjects include but are not limited to mountains, birds, wildflowers, and floatplanes.

5 transparencies have the code "MZ" and 4 have the code "GZ".
Each has a number with the code.

Photograph of man kneeling in flowers on side of mountain. Glass slide framed with blue tape.

Photographs of Garibaldi Park. Subjects include but are not limited to skiing, hiking, and wildflowers.

Each transparency is coded with "GZ" with a respective number.
File also contains a paper with a list of the photographed areas (Mount Baker, Garibaldi, Whistler, Squamish, and Pemberton) with numbers for each region and a total.

The July-August 1965 (Vol. 4, No. 4) issue of B.C. Motorist Magazine published by B.C. Automobile Association containing the following articles:
"Tips to Car Commuters"
"The Safest Way to School"
"Chinatown - Vancouver" (Photo story)
"Point Roberts and Its Tree"
"City of Lights and Flowers"
"Story of Road Signs"
"How to Use Car Owner's Guide"
"Savary - Island Paradise"
"Kicking the Tires Isn't Good Enough"
"Slow-Moving Emblem"
"Engine Temperature Affects Performance"
Cliff Fenner used tabs on the cover page and on page 23 to indicate his photographs used in the magazine. These photographs are of Black Tusk Meadows and a dear.