View from the hill behind Rainbow, with frozen lake in background.

Aerial photograph of Rainbow Lodge. Annotation on the reverse reads "Rainbow 1920 - from an airplane".

A man and woman in a canoe floating under the Bridge of Sighs. The photograph is captioned on the front "Canoeing."

Rainbow Lodge in the 1920s with Alta Lake and mountains in the background. Inscription on reverse reads "Where I often am in spirit."

Photograph taken in front of the Alta Lake Post Store, on the grounds of Rainbow Lodge.

This photograph of Alta Lake was taken from Rainbow Lodge, looking to the North East. Boats, the dock and a diving platform are visible.

The annotation on the reverse of the photograph reads, "June 1944 by Cameron".

Photograph of the view of Alta Lake from Rainbow Lodge, looking toward the Northeast. Note the diving float.

This photograph shows a view of Alta Lake from above Rainbow Lodge. Although the photograph is dated 1944, the presence of what appear to be power lines in the foreground suggests that this may have been later, after the Rainbow Substation was built on Highway 99 in 1964-1965.

This photograph shows a plane flying over Rainbow Lodge and Alta Lake.

This photograph shows a group of friends and visitors at Rainbow Lodge. George McRae is in the top row, second from the left and Ivan Ackery is in the bottom row, again second from the left.

A note signed "Geo," dated July 1939 on the reverse of the photograph states, "Dear Alex: - another group of happy "Rainbowites." Doesn't "commander" James look topping, and hasn't Jayne that alluring Rainbow smile? If only Ivan could see this picture! oh-hum?"