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Whistler Museum and Archives Society From the Archives,Mountain Culture,Ski-Town Stories,Tales from Alta Lake History of the Whistler Answer

History of the Whistler Answer

July 17, 2013 Whistler MuseumWhistler Museum 0 Comments
  • From the Archives
  • Mountain Culture
  • Ski-Town Stories
  • Tales from Alta Lake
The history of the Whistler Answer right from the horses mouth - so to speak.
The history of the Whistler Answer right from the horses mouth – so to speak.

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Tags: archives, Brad Sills, Charlie Doyle, Robin Blechman, Tim Smith, Whistler Answer, Whistler history, Whistler Museum

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View of Whistler Valley during the construction of Whistler Village c. 1980. Need a last minute costume for Halloween? Here are a few options from 1986 (Whistler Question Collection). 1956 was the year that a T33 military jet mysteriously disappeared over the Callaghan Valley area. In the late 1990s, Whistler took an important step toward managing human-bear interactions by implementing bear proof bins. Read the story in our latest blog post. Link in bio. Did anyone read the Town Crier back in 1994? These photographs, taken by Paul Derkson, captures work done to the Hillman Property in the 1970s and 1980s. The Derkson family helped the Hillmans clear some of the land and refinish the cabin. Does anyone remember when Function Junction's Bob the Dog ran for mayor in 1993? Here Bob shakes paws with Mayor Ted Nebbeling after a well fought race. Bonny Makarewicz collection. European Dinner Dance fundraiser for the Whistler Mountain Ski Club at the Whistler Conference Centre, 1991. Emmie Brooks on Gentian Ridge, Garibaldi Provincial Park, summer 1928.

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