Photographs of people building a T-bar [7th Heaven?] in 1977 and 1978.

Identification according to ADOUGLAS-03-011:

• 001 (27-4) – June 1977, “glacier from road to Whistler T-bars.”
• 002 (50-11) – June 1978, “hanging T’s on the cable.”
• 003 (49-21) – May-June 1978, “Towers Up!”
• 004 (50-7) – June 1978, “Floyd down in the hole for the Platter.”
• 005 (27-19) – June 1977, “Raising tower #1.”
• 006 (28-15) – June 1977, “Operation putting in new track.”
• 007 (29-1) – June 1977, “Nole on a Tower.”
• 008 (28-10) – June 1977, “Me up on tower 2 connecting cable.”
• 009 (28-8) – June 1977, “Tower 2 raising.”
• 010 (28-6) – June 1977, “Plowing road to tower 2.”
• 011 (27-3) – June 1977, “Blast of small cornice.”
• 012 (27-1) – June 1977, “Glacier after blasting cornice.”
• 013 (26-12) – May-June 1977, “Me on top of (Mt Everest), 12 it’s snowing.”
• 014 (50-2) – June 1978, “Bombardier digging out bottom station.”
• 015 (50-1) – June 1978, “Bombardier digging out bottom station.”
• 016 (50-9) – June 1978, “Floyd down in the hole for the Platter.”
• 017 (49-19) – May-June 1978
• 018 (26-17) – May-June 1977, “1st Blast of cornice.”
• 019 (26-15) – May-June 1977, “Cornice to west of bowl.”
• 020 (26-13) – May-June 1977, “Me on top of (Mt Everest).”
• 021 (25-19) – May 1977, “bowl shots.”
• 022 (25-17) – May 1977, “bowl shots.”
• 023 (25-12) – May 1977, “Danny on top of top station.”

Photographs and contact sheets depicting Pasadena students visit to Whistler, skiing, T-bars, Whistler Mountain, and the Whistler Nursery in Creekside.

A Garibaldi International Summer Ski Camp at Whistler Mountain information package of four pages. Page 1 features a picture of a skier and advertises guest coach Art Furrer. There is also information about the dates of the sessions, the camp and coaching staff, the locations, the instruction and the age range of participants. The second page gives short biographies of 4 coaches: Ornulf Johnsen, Art Furrer, Al Menzies and Joe Csizmazia. It also covers the purpose of the camp and details what kind of equipment to bring and insurance to have. The third page is an application form for the camp with a stapled attachment indicating the dates of the second session have been moved to July 1- July 10. The fourth page features three images: "The gondola-chairlift complex will take students up 4000 ft. to the upper T-bar slopes", "The 3/4 mile long T-bar will take students to 6420 ft. above sea level where snow conditions are good even in July", and "Ornulf Johnsen practices slalom on the upper slopes of Whistler Mountain." The fourth page also contains a letter from the director Ornulf Johnsen about the naming of the camp, qualifications necessary to attend, camp schedule, age limits, evening activities, supervision, and end of camp races.

Photographs taken by Greg Griffith depicting Whistler Mountain staff portraits, and events during the Great Sugaring Off Party (including carmelizing sugar on snow, skiing, liquor sales, mascots, and children's ski camps).

Photographs taken by Greg Griffith depicting people skiing, the T-bar, chairlifts (Red Chair, Orange Chair, Black Chair), the ski run sign at Whistler Mountain, the lift ticket booth, and the Roundhouse.

Photographs taken by Greg Griffith depicting Stephanie Sloan, Dave Murray, and various people skiing, the T-bar, Black Chair, and Red Chair.

Photographs taken by Greg Griffith depicting various activities in Whistler, including but not limited to freestyle skiing, skiing moguls, ski ballet, dining, and heli-skiing.

Photographs taken by Greg Griffith depicting Black Chair, the Roundhouse, the T-bar, children's ski lessons, and setting up for a ski race.

Photographs of a groomed ski hill with t-bars.