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This collection consists of a limited edition photographic album titled "Dawson of To-Day. Leading Business Firms Recommended to the Public. 1901." It contains 33 original captioned photographs of various Dawson City, Yukon businesses of 1901. Three group portraits, a convoy of pack horses by the Red Onion, and a horse drawn sled through a frosty forest complete this collection.

This collection contains five folders and one box of paper trade tokens and blank letterhead collected in Dawson City, Yukon.

The collection consists of one folder containing a number of business documents including telephone rates for The Yukon Telephone Syndicate, Limited (2 pages); rates for the Dawson Electric Light and Power Company, Limited (4 pages); rates for the Dawson City Water and Power Company, Limited (2 pages); financial information for the above three companies (6 pages); a balance sheet for the Northern Light, Power & Coal Company, Ltd.; and a handwritten page of information on the Northern Light, Power & Coal Company, Ltd.

This collection consists of photographs from the British Columbia Archives consisting of images with subject matter ranging from Klondike City (Lousetown), to the interior of the Arctic Brotherhood Hall (AB Hall) in Dawson City, Yukon and small mining operations to dredging. Also included are two images relating to Yukon First Nations.

This collection contains images of the Catholic Church in Dawson City, Yukon and outlying Klondike communities including Granville. Father Connolly, Beaudoin and J. Allard are featured in the images.

This collection consists of photographs from the collection of the Canadian Museum of Civilization. Images include trails to the Klondike during the Gold Rush, townscapes, streetscapes, businesses in locations such as Lindemann Lake, Lake Bennett, Whitehorse, Dawson City, Yukon as well as stage presentations by various drama clubs.

This collection contains a series of promotional photographs taken ca. 1960 near Miles Canyon, Whitehorse and Dawson City in Yukon. The images show sternwheelers, steam locomotives, old stage coach, MacBride Museum and Miles Canyon suspension bridge.

The collection consists of pamphlets from the Yukon Order of Pioneers (YOOP), a Bank of Montreal cheque book and two notebooks with handwritten notes. The pamphlets date from 1916 to 1919, the other material has no specific date, but several businesses are mentioned, The Arcade Cafe, the Occidental Hotel, and Yukon Coachlines.

This collection consists of two albums of photographs compiled by Parks Canada as well as ephemera. The photographs in one album concern a plaque unveiling ceremony in Dawson City, Yukon commemorating William Ogilvie and Joseph Tyrell. The second album contains photographs of opening ceremonies of the restored Old Post Office in Dawson City in 1975. Albums were made by Parks Canada and given to the City of Dawson.

This fonds consists of one book entitled "Policing the Arctic" by Harwood Steele, published in Toronto by Ryerson Press in 1936; 11 handwritten notes by Benjamin Craig concerning individuals in the book, ca. 1950; two newspaper clippings associated with the book; and a b&w photograph depicting Grand Forks, Yukon, in the early spring ca. 1899., Added 16 November 2004: Blueprint (1994.135.3) of placer mining claim surveyed by William Olgilvie ca. 1897 on Eldorado Creek.