[Bonanza Creek, Dawson City, Northwest Territories]
One photograph depicts group of men in canoe while other men wait on shore, two others show landscape shots of Bonanza Creek.
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Skagway [View of railroad tracks, with building and people on porch]
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Captain on verso reads 'Faith Fenton--Toronto Globe correspondent--with the Yukon Field Force in 1898--gold rush'.
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[Group of people gathered outside McQuesten and Co. storefront]
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[2 reproductions from Yukon Archives Whitehorse- Skiff Mitchell collection]
Prints show a woman giving a man a haircut, with another woman in the background, and a woman and man standing outside a cabin.
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S.S. Victorian in the Five Finger Rapids Yukon River
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[International sourdough convention dinner and portrait of John G. Lind]
Contains two prints; group of people seated at international sourdough convention, and portrait of John Grieve Lind labeled 'In the Klondike gold fields'.
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Pioneers of Dawson City--Murdoch
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Contains two prints mounted on same sheet of paper, on recto (PH-63) is steamer Dawson in partly ice-covered waterway, verso (PH-64) shows deck area, possibly the Steamer Dawson, but could be a different boat.
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[Various views of Yukon territory, Skagway, Whitehorse and surrounding area]
Contains 11 photographs including Steamer Landing Whitehorse, Broadway Skagway Alaska, Dog Team N.W.M. Police, Lake Bennett, B.C. Canada, before the washout at Lewis Lake, Police Post Yukon Territory.
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Christmas dinner in Barracks, Dawson YT
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Looking down Bonanza from Chechaco Hill
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View of Yukon Gold Company's plant and C. K. M. Co. Dredge No. 4. taken from Acklen Farm
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Klondike Kate-- queen of the gold rush
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[Banner--1897 The Journey Begins Klondike Gold Rush Centennial]
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Ton of gold reenactment--pioneer--Dawson--Whitehorse [ribbon]
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Klondike Dollar--1898 gold rush--Dawson City, Canada
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[B and M--good for 12 and a half cents coin]
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[Various scenes of Yukon, Nome Alaska, and San Francisco Fire]
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[Certificate for Bachelor of Arts awarded to Walter Heming Lind]
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Map of the Klondike, Stewart, Fortymile and Sixtymile gold fields in the Yukon Territory
The mapper apparently had some special interest in the Sixtymile River area southwest of Dawson, and added the names and locations of creeks emptying into First South Fork. The region adjacent to the settlement of Dawson also show considerable detail, with most tiny creeks and gulches documented and named.
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Map of the Klondike, Stewart, Fortymile and Sixtymile gold fields in the Yukon Territory
An original map of the Klondike gold placer camp, showing creeks, rivers, lakes, mountain peaks, roads/trails, settlements, N.W.M.P. stations, and placer claim boundaries in great detail. Information added to the map in pencil suggests that this was a working copy, updated with data gathered during active field work. The region adjacent to the settlement of Dawson show considerable detail, with most tiny creeks and gulches documented and named.
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Rivers and creeks are shown in blue ink (with major rivers shaded blue), and settlements, roads/trails and stream names are shown in black ink. In the immediate area of Dawson (along the Yukon and Klondike rivers),
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The Daily Boomerang-- Laramie, Wyoming Vo. XVII No.120 [newspaper]
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Investors are swindled [Broadside from The Seattle Daily Times]
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Alaska and British Possessions-- Atlas of the World
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Alaska to Prince Rupert [partial map] / Edward Stanford Ltd.
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White Pass and Yukon Route-- through line Skaguay to Dawson [pamphlet and map on verso]
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[White Pass and Yukon Route informational brochure with map on verso]
Map showing connections of the White Pass and Yukon Route, inset-- map of the Tanana district on verso.
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The New York Times [Complete and bound edition of August 20, 1943, the birthdate of Philip B. Lind.]
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[White Pass and Yukon Route order form 19. Skagway]
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[Handwritten receipt to Hartmann and Sharpe 250 ft Lumber-- Lake Bennett-- May 4th 1898]
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