GALLERY
HISTORICAL IMAGES
Photo 1. Arthur Harper and two unidentified First Nations women.
Photo 2. Men outside the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Dawson City with boxes of gold.
Photo 3. Group of people, including First Nations packers, resting at the summit of Chilkoot Pass.
Photo 4. Close-up view of a line of stampeders climbing Chilkoot Pass.
Photo 5. Close-up view of a line of stampeders climbing Chilkoot Pass.
Photo 6. Group of stampeders along the Chilkoot Trail.
Photo 7. Panoramic view of Dawson City.
Photo 8. View of the riverfront and Front Street in Dawson City.
Photo 9. Front Street, Dawson City.
Photo 10. A group of First Nations People. Man wearing eyeglasses identified as Chief Isaac.
Photo 11. A Yukon First Nations family.
Photo 12. Two First Nations packers and Lloyd V. Winter, the photographer, hauling sleds over a makeshift bridge spanning of the Dyea.
Photo 13. First Nations men packing supplies over the northern portage, Slave River, NT.
Photo 14. George Archer going down a mine shaft.
Photo 15. George Mercer Dawson.
Photo 16. George Black and Martha Black dressed in fur coats, Overland Trail, Yukon.
Photo 17. View of placer gold mining activity in the Klondike Gold Fields.
Photo 18. Placer gold mining activity in the Klondike Gold Fields. Wood piles, sluice boxes, ore boxes, and cabins are all visible.
Photo 19. Panoramic view of placer gold mining operations along a creek in the Klondike Gold Fields.
Photo 20. Thomas Dunn & Co. hardware store in Vancouver, BC. A large banner advertises it as the "Headquarters for Clondike Supplies."
Photo 21. Joe Ladue's family at Fort Selkirk.
Photo 22. Kate Carmack. The Discoverer of the Klondike.
Photo 23. Springtime panorama of stampeders tent city (Bennett City), 1898.
Photo 24. Map depicting routes to the Klondike Gold Fields through Alaska, Yukon, and British Columbia.
Photo 25. Miners working above a sluice box with water pouring down the chute and into Bonanza creek.
Photo 26. Placer gold miners inside a log cabin in the Klondike Gold Fields.
Photo 27. Crowds of people moving through a canyon on the Dyea Trail.
Photo 28. Prospectors panning for gold at a claim in the Klondike.
Photo 29. Men in front of the Mining Inspector's cabin.
Photo 30. A dog sled team with sled outside of the "Hotel Northern" in Skagway.
Photo 31. Panning for gold in the Yukon River.
Photo 32. Miners outside a log building, beside a wooden support holding a pulley system.
Photo 33. Interior of a cabin.
Photo 34. Miners working underground on claim No. 16 on Eldorado Creek. Steam carried by pipes thawed the ground.
Photo 35. Miners working underground on Eldorado Creek.
Photo 36. Miner working underground on a claim. His wheelbarrow is filled with gravel, which will be sorted through for gold.
Photo 37. Original NWMP contingent leaving Regina June 1, 1895, for the Yukon. Charles Constantine is in second row, 5th from left.
Photo 38. Charles Constantine and N.W.M.P. at Fort Constantine.
Photo 39. NWMP in front of barracks in Whitehorse.
Photo 40. NWMP officer with a horse.
Photo 41. Interior of a NWMP post. Sam Steele is in the centre.
Photo 42. Robert Service in front of his cabin in Dawson City.
Photo 43. Three reproductions depicting the Klondike water route from Lake Bennett to Dawson City.
Photo 44. Skookum Jim, his wife and daughter, George Carmack, and Patsy Henderson.
Photo 45. George P. MacKenzie, Chief Jim Boss, Skookum Jim Mason, and Reverend W.G. Blackwell.
Photo 46. Stampeders aboard homemade crafts on the shores of Lake Bennett.
Photo 47. Drawing of Gwich'in hunters in summer clothing.
Photo 48. Drawing of a Gwich'in woman and children.
Photo 49. Drawing of a Gwich'in chief named Saveeah, which means "rays of the sun."
Photo 50. Drawing of a traditional Gwich'in winter shelter. (Note that "Kutchin" is an outdated spelling Gwich'in.)
Photo 51. Drawing of a traditional Gwich'in dance.
Photo 1: Photograph of Arthur Harper and Two Women. Circa 1890. Yukon Archives.
Photo 2: Goetzman, H.J. Shipment of $1,000,000 in Gold for the U.S. Mint. 1899. Canadian Bank of Commerce (Dawson City) Collection. Yukon Archives.)
Photo 3: Yukoners on the Summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska. 1895-1898. Winter & Pond Fonds. Yukon Archives.)
Photo 4: Packing Up Chilkoot Pass. Circa 1898. Peter McCarter Fonds. Yukon Archives.)
Photo 5: Hegg, E.A. Packers Ascending Summit of Chilkoot Pass. Circa 1898-1899. Library and Archives Canada. C-005142.
Photo 6: Looking Down Dyea Trail. Circa 1898. Peter McCarter Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 7: Dawson City, Yukon. Circa 1899. William Hepworth Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 8: Riverfront and Front Street in Dawson City. 1898. Anchorage Museum of History and Art Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 9: Front Street Dawson. 1898-1901. Ken Mawhinney Klondike Gold Rush photograph Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 10: Champagne Aishihik First Nations People. Circa 1940s. Yukon Archives.
Photo 11: Indians in the Yukon. 1897-1904. Ernest Brown Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 12: The center figure is Lloyd V. Winter, the Photographer. 1895-1898.Winter & Pond Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 13: Indians Packing Over Northern Portage, Slave River. 1897-1904. Ernest Brown Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 14: Kinsey & Kinsey Photographers. Going Down the Shaft. 1898-1900. Dave Bohn Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 15: William Notman and Son Ltd. Portrait of George Mercer Dawson. 1891. Yukon Archives.
Photo 16: G.B. [George Black] and M.M.B. [Martha Munger Black]. 1925. Overland Trail photograph Album. Yukon Archives.
Photo 17: Placer gold mining activity in the Klondike Gold Fields. Circa 1901. Adams & Larkin Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 18: Placer gold mining activity in the Klondike Gold Fields. Circa 1901. Adams & Larkin Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 19: Mining Operations Along a Creek in the Klondike Gold Fields. 1898-1901. Peter McCarter Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 20: Thomas Dunn & Co. - Headquarters for Klondike Supplies. 1891-1901. Peter McCarter Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 21: Joe Ladue's family at Fort Selkirk. 1952-1965. Carmacks Posting. Yukon Archives.
Photo 22: Kate Carmack. The Discoverer of the Klondye [Klondyke]. Circa 1918. Bill Becht Jr. Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 23: Goetzman, H.J. En Route to the Klondike Gold Fields - Scene at Bennett City - Spring of 1898. 1898. Butler Family Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo. 24: Map. 1898-1899. Ken Mawhinney Klondike Gold Rush Photograph Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 25: Sluicing Bonanza. 1891-1901. Ken Mawhinney Klondike Gold Rush Photograph Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 26: Four Placer Gold Miners Inside a Log Cabin in the Klondike Gold Fields. Circa 1901. Adams & Larkin Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 27: Canyon' Dyea Trail. 1898. Yukon Archives.
Photo 28: Griffith & Griffith. Prospectors at Claim 29, Klondike. 1900. Dave Bohn Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 29: Cantwell, George C. Men Outside Mining Inspector's Cabin. Circa 1901. Adams & Larkin Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 30: Skagway 1898. 1898. Yukon Archives.
Photo 31: Panning Out Yukon. 1898-1899. Ken Mawhinney Klondike Gold Rush Photograph Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 32: Cantwell, George C. Placer Gold Miners Posing Outside Log Building in Klondike Gold Fields. Circa 1901. Adams & Larkin Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 33: Interior of Cabin. Circa 1901. Adams & Larkin Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 34: Cantwell, George C. Thawing with Steam #16 Eldorado. Circa 1901. Adams & Larkin Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 35: Cantwell, George C. Underground, Stanley - Worden claims, Eldorado. Circa 1901. Adams & Larkin Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 36: Cantwell, George C. No. 16. Eldorado. Circa 1901. Adam & Larkin Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 37: N.W.M.P., Original Contingent Leaving Regina June 1, 1895, for the Yukon. 1895. Ernest Brown Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 38: Supt. Constantine and N.W.M.P. at Fort Constantine, Y.T. 1896. Glenbow Museum Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 39: Group of NWMP, Yukon Territory. 1902. Ernest Brown Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 40: Cantwell, George C. Circa 1901. NWMP Officer with a Horse. Adam & Larkin Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 41: Canadian Customs Tent or NWMP Post on Chilkoot Pass Summit or at Lindeman. Circa 1898. Frank Charman Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 42: Gillis, A.J. Robert Service and His Cabin. 1908-1912. Mr. And Mrs. Charles Turner Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 43: Klondike Water Route from Lake Bennett to Dawson City. 1898. Bill Roozeboom Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 44: Skookum Jim, His Wife and Daughter, George Carmack, and Patsy Henderson. 1898-1900. Dave Bohn Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 45: Hamacher, E.J. George P. MacKenzie, Chief Jim Boss, Skookum Jim Mason, and Reverend W.G. Blackwell. Circa 1910-1916. W.G. Blackwell Fonds. Yukon Archives.
Photo 46: Leaveing [sic] Bennett for The Klondike. 1898. Anchorage Museum of History and Art Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 47: Murray, A.H. “Kootchin Hunters.” 1851. Catherine McClellan Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 48: Murray, A.H. "The Kootcha-Kootchin Women and Children." 1851. Catherine McClellan Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 49: Murray, A.H. “Saveeah, chief of the Kootcha-Kootchin.” 1851. Catherine McClellan Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 50: Murray, A.H. “Kutchin Winter Lodges." 1851. Catherine McClellan Collection. Yukon Archives.
Photo 51: Murray, A.H. “Dance of the Kutcha-Kutchi.” 1851. Catherine McClellan Collection. Yukon Archives.