Photograph of L-R: Jenny Jardine, Jack Jardine, Thomas Neiland Jr, Bob Jardine with a horse hauling a log. The writing on the verso in Jenny Jardine's hand reads: "Jenny Jardine Neiland, Jack, Rob, Tom, Hauling a log to our portable sawmill at 34 1/2, 1926".

Photograph of machinery hauling logs at Lost Lake. The lake itself has many felled logs floating in it. An unknown man stands looking on.

Appears to be a later print taken from the original negative.

Photograph of unknown men loading poles on to a flat car

Appears to be a later print taken from the original negative.

Photograph of people, presumably the Jardine family, with a horse hauling logs.

Appears to be a later print taken from the original negative.

Materials donated by the Smith family (predominantly Louise Smith (nee Betts)) relating to the Jardine-Neiland and Betts families regarding their time living at 34 1/2 Mile [Function Junction area] between the 1900s and the 1940s. There are also several memoirs detailing the families' lives after their time in the Whistler valley.

Photographs of and taken by the Jardine / Neiland family during their time living at 34 1/2 Mile [Function Junction area] between 1920 and 1948.

Photograph of felled trees. The inscription in the verso reads "This was where Ed Thomas [Lucking] had their saw mill on Millar Creek."

Photograph of Jenny Jardine with the family dog, Tweed, in the snow. The inscription on the verso reads "Jenny on the mill site with Tweed. We had a job to clear under brush from site, 1934."

Photographs of the Jardine / Neiland family and their lives at Alpha Lake and 34 1/2 Mile [Function Junction area] between 1920 and 1942.