Photographs of various events and nature in the Whistler area, including Music '91, the Great Snow Earth Water Race, the Grand Opening of Whistler Golf Club, and the 1973 Gelande competition.

Postcards collected by Ann Spence, who had them available at her business Golden Dreams Bed & Breakfast. Postcards are from Mountain Moments, Greg Griffith's photography business.

The front of each postcard says "Whistler" and has a picture of skiers with Whistler Village in the background. On the verso of each postcard has a caption that says "Skiing into Whistler Village (elevation 2,000 ft). After a run of over 5,000 vertical feet. Whistler, British Columbia, Canada" and has a Golden Dreams Bed & Breakfast stamp.

Postcards collected by Ann Spence, who had them available at her business Golden Dreams Bed & Breakfast. Postcards are from Mountain Moments, Greg Griffith's photography business.

The front of each postcard says "Whistler Canada" and has 5 action shots of skiers. On the verso of each postcard has a caption that says "Fantastic Skiing at Whistler. Whistler, B.C., Canada".

Postcards collected and donated by Ann Spence, owner of Golden Dreams Bed & Breakfast. Postcards are from Mountain Moments, and include Greg Griffith photography of Whistler recreation activities and aerial photography.

Postcards collected by Ann Spence, who had them available at her business Golden Dreams Bed & Breakfast. Postcards are from Mountain Moments, Greg Griffith's photography business, and include various photographs with "Whistler B.C. Canada" on the front of each. Images are of skiing into Whistler Village, hiking on Blackcomb Mountain, closeup skiers, and a aerial photograph of Whistler Village. 5 postcards (01 to 02) have a "Golden Dreams Bed & Breakfast" stamp on the verso.

Photographs of heli-skiing, paragliding/paraskiing, tobogganing, skiing in costume, Blackcomb Mountain, Whistler Mountain, Whistler Village, Black Tusk, Cheakamus Lake, freestyle skiing, and Fitzsimmons Creek. File also includes photographs of Nancy Greene, Michel Beaudry, Brad Vancour, Gord Sherwood, Manny Emanuel, Ian MacLeod, Mark Morrison, Dave Patterson, Doc Fingers, and the Bowie family.
The known date span for this file ranges from 1979 to 1992; however, some slides that are unlabelled presumably exceed 1992.

Inscription on printed paper included with photographs : "Greg Griffith collection Box 1 / The original cardboard box which the Museum received had the following listed on the side: / 1. Whistler Mountain / 2. Blackcomb views / 3. Powder close up / 4. Skiers on runs / 5. Kids and families / 6. Powder and views"

A group of people is seen posing with what appear to be plates or trophies after the Mouton Cadet Race.

Footage of skiing the Sewer Run, some shots from the chairlifts and gondola. Also includes footage of a Hot Dogging (Freestyle skiing) competition.

Various films shot by George Benjamin from Whistler in the 1970s, which include but are not limited to footage of avalanche control, skiing, ski events/races, Whistler scenery, wildlife, people from the 1970s, logging, snow removal, and various places such as Toad Hall, Tokums Corner, Alta Lake, Soo Valley, Roundhouse, Tapleys, and Whistler Mountain.

Ski video to promote skiing to people. It was produced by Warren Miller, and supported by the National Ski Areas Association, Ski Industries America, and Coca-Cola. The video is trying to convince people to come out and ski by showing all the possibilities of things to do on skis. They also show all the advantages to skiing, such as being a family activity. They show that people of any athletic ability can ski, they also show that it isn't as expensive as people think.