This photograph shows the valley bottom between Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb Mountains with Fitzsimmons Creek running through it.

View of clear cut hillside with felled trees. According to the card file record, this is a view from the proposed Roundhouse site.

Logged areas on Whistler Mountain are visible in this aerial photograph.

Postcard of several people posing on a felled giant fir tree. Caption on postcard : "THIS FIR GIANT MEASURED 417 FT. IN HEIGHT WITH A CLEAR 300 FT. TO THE FIRST LIMB. AT THE BUTT IT WAS 25 FT. THROUGH WITH BARK 16 IN. THICK. ITS CIRCUMFERENCE BEING 77 FT.; 207 FT. FROM THE GROUND ITS DIAMETER WAS 9 FEET. FELLED NEAR VANCOUVER IN AUGUST '95 BY GEORGE CARY, WHO IS SEEN UPON THE LADDER." Handwritten inscription below caption : "1895" and inscription on verso : "Sam Steeves / 406 . 3rd ave / New Westminster"

Photograph of Robert Jardine standing next to a large felled tree. The inscription on the verso reads "Bob Jardine at Horstman's, Alpha Lake, Hydro right of way log. 1940." The tree, which stood on Harry Horstman's property, was felled by Horstman on the request of the PGE Railway who felt it was in danger of falling on the tracks.

Photograph of men loading poles onto a flatcar. The man standing on top of the pile of poles is likely Thomas Neiland Sr. A horse is in the foreground.

Photograph of the Jardine / Neiland family standing in front of a flatcar loaded with logs on the Pacific Great Eastern Railway. From left to right: unknown man, Jack Jardine, Bob Jardine, Thomas Neiland Jr., Thomas Neiland Sr., and Jenny Jardine.

Photograph of Bob Jardine sitting on a large felled tree.

A large clear-cut is shown; reflections and marks are a product of the glass this photograph was shot through.