Jack Bright and Margaret Trudeau are seen organizing their gear on a snowy day, while Margaret takes lessons on Whistler Mountain. This photograph was taken on Margaret's honeymoon with Pierre.

This photograph shows a brass commemorative plaque for chairlifts allowing access to the north side of Whistler Mountain.

A view of the Whistler Skier's Chapel, with skis and a trail map in the foreground.

This photograph shows a view of two lifts, identified as the old green chair (closer to the camera) and the blue chair.

Written on the back of the print in pen is "D. Gardner".

Notes in pencil on the reverse of the print read, "Taken from Pika's now location gr 1 (old safety bars) & blue," and "Gr 1 only (old foot rests)".

A typed note attached to the reverse of this print reads:

"Left: Roger McCarthy, Project Manager
Center: Lorne Borgal, President and CEO of Whistler Ski Corp.
Right: Dave Murray, Director of Skiing

Break ground for the Squarehouse expansion project at 1,957 meters (6,420 feet) elevation on Whistler Mountain. Expansion will be complete for 1984/1985 ski season."

This photograph shows a skier standing at the top of a bowl, looking down at the runs below as well as the surrounding peaks.

An annotation on the reverse of the print reads, "Looking Down Valley".

This photograph shows a smiling Margaret Trudeau with flowers in her hair.

Pierre Trudeau is shown on his 1969 visit to view the Olympic site for the 1976 games bid. The other men in the photograph (from left to right) are Franz Wilhelmsen, Harold M. Wright, and Jean Brusset.

A skier is shown skiing in the powder below some large rocks.

A Whistler Mountain Ski School instructor is shown leading three students down a run.