Photographs of Neal Carter and Charles Townsend's mountaineering trip into Garibaldi Provincial Park and the Spearhead Range in September, 1923, including ascents of Wedge Mountain, Whistler Mountain, Overlord Mountain, Fissile Peak, Diavolo Peak, and Mt James Turner.

Photograph taken by Neal Carter of the route they took past Berna Glacier to the summit of Mt. James Turner as seen from below Wedge Mountain on September 11, 1923.

Caption: "Route to Mt. [James] Turner showing 'Dorothy's' glacer. - Taken from below Wedge [Mountain] - Sept. 11, [1923]."

[Neal Carter has also traced the tips of mountains in view on the back of the photograph with labels written backwards so that if you hold the photo up to the light, the labels appear superimposed on the image. The labels read Summit of Mt. [James] Turner, Berna Glacier, and Route.]

Photograph taken by Neal Carter of Charles Townsend standing in a canal crevasse on Eclipse Glacier just below Wedge Mountain on September 10, 1923.

Caption: "Cha[rle]s Townsend in a canal crevass[e], Eclipse Glacier below Wedge M[oun]t[ain] - Sept. 10, 1923."

Photograph taken by Neal Carter of Wedge Mountain with Eclipse Glacier and Wedge Glacier in view on September 10, 1923.

Caption: "Wedge M[oun]t[ain] from ridge above our camp, taken before the ascent. - Sept. 10, 1923."

[Neal Carter has also traced the tips of mountains and glaciers in view on the back of the photograph with labels written backwards so that if you hold the photo up to the light, the labels appear superimposed on the image. Labels include Eclipse Glacier Moraine, Eclipse Glacier, Wedge Peak, and Part of Wedge Glacier.]

Photograph taken by Neal Carter of the Spearhead Range and the head of Wedge Creek as seen from Wedge Mountain on September 10, 1923.

Caption: "Looking across head of Wedgemount Creek from slope of Wedge M[oun]t[ain] at the Spearhead Range. - Sept. 10, 1923."

[Neal Carter has also traced the tips of a mountain in view on the back of the photograph with a label written backwards so that if you hold the photo up to the light, the label appears superimposed on the image. The label reads Mt. Overlord in distance.]

Photograph taken by Neal Carter of the Spearhead Range as seen from Wedge Mountain on September 10, 1923.

Caption: "Looking across head of Goat Creek from slopes of Wedge M[oun]t[ain] at the Spearhead Range. - Sept. 10, 1923."

[Neal Carter has also traced the tips of mountains in view on the back of the photograph with labels written backwards so that if you hold the photo up to the light, the labels appear superimposed on the image. The labels read The East Glacier, Pyramid Peak, and Mt. Overlord.]

Photographs of Neal Carter and Charles Townsend's mountaineering trip into Garibaldi Provincial Park and the Spearhead Range in September, 1923, including ascents of Wedge Mountain, Whistler Mountain, Overlord Mountain, Fissile Peak, Diavolo Peak, and Mt James Turner.

Photograph taken by Neal Carter of Charles Townsend standing on Berna Glacier with Wedge Mountain and Crescent Glacier in the background.

Caption: "Wedge M[oun]t[ain] from the East. Taken from head of Berna Glacier - Sept. 12, 1923."

[Neal Carter has also traced the tips of mountains and glaciers in view on the back of the photograph with labels written backwards so that if you hold the photo up to the light, the labels appear superimposed on the image. Labels included are Wedge Mountain summit, Wedge Mountain East Peak, and Crescent Glacier.]

Photograph taken by Neal Carter of Charles Townsend on the summit of Wedge Mountain looking East on September 10, 1923.

Caption: "Summit of Wedge [Mountain] looking East. - Sept. 10, 1923."

[Neal Carter has also traced the tips of mountains and glaciers in view on the back of the photograph with labels written backwards so that if you hold the photo up to the light, the labels appear superimposed on the image. Labels include Summit of Wedge Mt. 8500 ft, Cairn, and Slide of Ice Fall at Source of Wedge Glacier.]

Photographs taken by Clifford Fenner from his work in Garibaldi Provincial Park and his travels in British Columbia, the United States, and Colombia.