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The History of Olympic Bids
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Jack Bright (left) finishes a powdery turn as Jim McConkey (right) watches with a smile.
37 of 125 		A sign, located at Creekside base, shows the lodges and facilities available in Whistler.
38 of 125 		Whistler's appeal lies in the grand beauty of the mountains and the expanse of the ski terrain.
39 of 125 		A birds eye view of a large crowd waiting to take the Olive Chairlift on Whistler Mountain.
40 of 125 		One of the earliest establishments in the 1970s was L'Apres, located in Whistler's Creekside.
41 of 125 		L'Apres Restaurant and Bar was an icon in Whistler's Creekside during the 1970s.
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Springtime at Whistler
43 of 125 		A tourist map of Whistler
44 of 125 		Photo of the chairlifts at Whistler
45 of 125 		A skier hikes to the top of Whistler's peak before it was accessible by chairlift.
46 of 125 		Franz Wilhelmsen greeting Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau in the alpine meadows of Whistler in 1969.
47 of 125 		The Prime Minister and Franz Wilhelmsen are ready to enjoy a run on the ski slopes.
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Franz Wilhelmsen (left) stands next to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau atop Whistler Mountain.
49 of 125 		Image of Whistler Mountain after a light snowfall.
50 of 125 		The Parallel T bars take skiers up the glacier on Whistler Mountain.
51 of 125 		The long lineup in the parking lot outside the Creekside Gondola Barn shows Whistler's popularity.
52 of 125 		In the 1960s, the Ski Boot Motel was one of the only lodges in the valley.
53 of 125 		Spectators marvel as a competitor at the 1974 Freestyle Championships soars through the air.
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