Harmony Hut's daily logbook for the 2015/2016 winter season. The entries are often humorous and/or graphic, sometimes including drawings. At the bottom of each entry, the daily sales are stated along with the dollar amount over or short for the day. The entries are written by the Harmony Hut staff.

Note: some of the entries contain racist, homophobic, sexist, and otherwise offensive remarks. The Whistler Museum and Archives does not endorse these sentiments.

Original documents from the May 1975 Mogul Bash on Whistler Mountain. Includes registration forms, announcer sheets, judges' recording sheets, and winning teams.

This was a privately-organized Mogul Bashing contest, however Whistler Mountain did help out with loaning of safety fencing & gates, Ski Partol, loudspeakers, a music system, and tables. The event was located on the last face of the Back Bowl on Whistler Mountain, not far from the Blue Chair. The event was held one week before the Professional End of Season ski competition, held on Lower Franz (Gregg Athans won the triple jump). The Mogul Bash was judged solely on entertainment factor. There were no rules except to have fun, and freestyle skiing was the theme. There were 3 judges at the bottom of the run wearing tuxedos, one of them being Brad Sills. The winning team was the Painted Ladies, composed of girls who were only wearing ski boots. The Apres-ski party and award ceremonies were held at The Keg and eventually moved on to The Boot Pub. (Source: Henry Flegg)

Accompanied by 1 of 10 original 'Mogul Basher' T-shirts created by Al Davis: WMA_2016_011

Photographs, postcards, and pamphlets from the Millennium Reunion 2000 celebrations for the year 2000 in Whistler, a video on adaptive skiing, and promotional materials relating to restaurants in Whistler.

Slide film of Chris Stethem, a nude covered in mud, and George Benjamin.

Photographs of skiing, mountain views, snowboarding, aerial shots of the valley, mountain biking, and chairlifts.

Photographs of windsurfing, some showing naked windsurfers.

Photographs of skiing (including a man skiing naked), people sunbathing on the snow, and an interior shot of a Highland Lodge hotel room.

Captions:
008: "Highland Room"

Photographs of the Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camp building their T-bar on Whistler Mountain in 1976.

Note made by Alex Douglas in 2020: "Taking T-bar apart - August 1976"

Identification according to ADOUGLAS-03-011:

• 001 (2-16) – July-August 1976, “taking cable down.”
• 002 (3-1) – August 1976, “Truck stuck in mud near top of Green chair.”
• 003 (3-3 or -4) – August 1976, “Truck stuck in mud near top of Green chair.”
• 004 (3-6) – August 1976, “no comment, get an even sun tan.”
• 005 (3-7) – August 1976, “tower one.”
• 006 (3-9) – August 1976, “Whistler [Bombardier] in picture, Tower 2.”
• 007 (3-11) – August 1976, “Digging out tower.”
• 008 (3-14) – August 1976, “Top station taking down.”
• 009 (3-17) – August 1976, “Get tower 2 out.”
• 010 (3-18) – August 1976, “Get tower 2 out.”
• 011 (4-6) – August 1976, “Tower 3 afternoon.”
• 012 (4-11) – August 1976, “Climb to top, Dave.”
• 013 (4-12) – August 1976, “At top telephoto.”
• 014 (7-3) – August 1976, “Building road up rocks.”
• 015 (7-4) – August 1976, “Building road up rocks.”
• 016 (7-6) – August 1976, “Putting towers on rocks.”
• 017 (7-7) – August 1976, “Putting towers on rocks.”

Postcards from Whistler 2000.
1 depicts Whistler from 5 different view points (tennis courts, hotel rooms and suites, skiing and golf)
2 depict a young toddler on skis.
2 depict a Toad Hall photo.

Photographs of people eating and drinking on Whistler Mountain in spring or summer.