This colour photograph is a view of Alta Lake during the fall/winter taken from a sailboat.

This photograph shows a boat sailing off the dock at Rainbow Lodge, looking toward the North East.

This photograph shows the South end of Alta Lake in the Summer, with a boat visible on the water.

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".

This photograph of Alta Lake (unconfirmed) shows two people rowing a boat in the Summer. This is the South end of the lake, taken looking toward the East.

This photograph shows a view of Alta Lake that encompasses both Harrop's cabins and the PGE Railway tracks. In addition, note the person out rowing on the glassy surface of the lake.

An annotation on the reverse of the photograph reads, "My last day at Alta Lake- 1953 Fall."

This photograph of Alta Lake, looking North, shows the surrounding mountains as well as the summer docks. Several boats are tied to the docks, on which an unidentified person stands.

Photograph of the boat used by the Barrs at Parkhurst for towing the boom. There are several people and a dog on board. The inscription on the verso reads "[June] Thompson"

Photograph of a group on a boat outside a cottage at Harrop's Point. The people in the boat are, from left to right: George Gordon; Lena Gordon; Norman Barr, and Alison Barr. The inscription on the verso reads "Thompson".

Photograph of a flood at Rainbow Lodge with Myrtle Philip and a dog standing in a boat and an unknown man wading in the water beside her.