Doreen Tapley (on right) seemingly supporting her aunts Myrtle (left) and Jean (centre). Rainbow Lodge cabins in background. Inscription on verso: "Pull the Prop away and there would be an accident"
Ollie Kitteringham, Myrtle Philip and a guest with two saddled horses and a dog. Beautiful dovetailed log barn in background. Inscription on verso : "Ollie Kitteringham / Mrs Philip / Nurse from Powell River"
Film of a woman on horseback riding in front of Rainbow Lodge, the woman appears to be Jean Tapley; horses in a corral - probably Myrtle's horses at Rainbow Lodge; a woman, possibly Myrtle Philip and an unknown lodge, probably the Flying U Ranch near 70 Mile House, British Columbia.
The box for the film has written in Myrtle's handwriting "Flying U Ranch 1935".
Myrtle Philip standing in front of cabin 26 at Rainbow Lodge. She is dressed up in a suit, hat, shoes, gloves, purse and with a fur coat over her arm. Inscription on verso : "Mrs. Philip - about 1935"
Four people and a dog in front of a huge woodpile at Rainbow Lodge. (L-r): Elsie Clarke, Myrtle Philip, Jack Findlay, Alex Philip. Inscription on verso : "Alex Findlay Myrtle Elsie"
Myrtle and George on horseback at Rainbow Lodge. Inscription on verso reads "Myrtle Philip & George Thompson at Rainbow L. 1929." Print has been manually cut around the two figures.
Left to right: Mollie Stephenson, Lena Hanson and Myrtle Philip, ready for the trek from Rainbow Lodge to Red Mountain (Fissile Peak). Inscription on front : "The Start - from Rainbow to Red Mountain" ; inscription on verso : "about 1928 / Myrtle - Lena - Mollie"
Myrtle Philip seated on the railing of the verandah of the Philips' bungalow. Rainbow Lodge in background. Inscriptions on verso : "1928 - Mrs. Philip." and "FRONT OF PHILIPS BUNGALOW BUILT IN 1928"
Two copies of the same photograph of Reggie Shurie, Jimmy Lobb and Myrtle Philip tobogganing from the dining room roof of Rainbow Lodge. Copy 1 has an annotation on the reverse reading "Why don't you look out so we can see you once in a while, Reg", presumably addressed to Jimmy Lobb who you can barely see. The second copy has the following annotation on the reverse "Reggie Shurie, [?] son up for 2 weeks holiday, Jimmy Lobb, Myrtle Philip, 1923 or 24, Tobogganing of [sic] the Dining Room Roof (in Rainbow Lodge)."
The snow has been shoveled off the eaves and was very deep that year.<sup>2</sup>
