Two prints (one an original and one made from a copy negative) of Tex Rodgers organizing parking for Garibaldi Lifts with his horse and dog.

Caption on post-it on verso of print made with copy negative:
"-Tex Rodgers had a horse stables at old cap High cabin (Heli ski pad near River of Golden Dreams)
-never married
-worked in AM parking cars for Garabaldi Lifts with horse and dog"

Katie McGregor on a white horse. Unidentified man standing beside her.

Woman standing on a horse; Myrtle Philip at the horse's head and another woman steadying her foot on the saddle. Inscription on face : "Gladys [illeg]" ; "MP" ; "[Lon?]"

Evi and Margaret on horseback in the Rainbow Lodge pasture. Inscription on face : "Evi / Margaret"

Woman standing with horse in the Rainbow Lodge pasture. Inscription on verso : "I dare you!"

Unidentified woman on horseback. Right side of photo is cut away. Inscription on verso : "This is the best view of the mountains and was taken with" [remainder of inscription cut away]

Photograph of three cross country skiiers being pulled over frozen Alta Lake by a horse.

Pat Brennan on horseback in front of Rainbow Lodge.

Photograph of four mounted riders and one man standing. One of the riders appears to be a woman and may be Myrtle Philip. The annotation on the reverse reads "Standing, Archie McDermott.

An older museum card catalogue suggests they are about to go prospecting up Fitzsimmons.

Two copies of a photograph taken outside Rainbow Lodge. A group of men stand with Hugh Lorimer's old white horse (Lorimer hired out packhorses to trappers, prospectors and hunting parties), laden with dynamite about to go to Fitzsimmon's copper mine. From L-R: Bill Holloway, Jimmy Fitzsimmons, Bill Bailiff, Bill MacDermott, Alex Philip Sr and Tom Wilson.

Annotation on the back of one of the copies reads "Around 1916, Bill Holloway prospector, Jimmy Fitzsimmons of Fitzsimmons mine. Bill Bailiff, Bill MacDermott, Alex Philip (senior), Tom Wilson, leaving for prospecting trip to Fitzsimmons Glacier area mine."

Annotation on the back of the second reads "First saddle house in Alta Lake country - man with packing dynamite up to Fitzsimmons mine (half way up Blackcomb)".

In 'Whistler Reflections' this photograph is captioned '1916', however we do not know where this information came from.