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A panoramic photograph of Frank T. Way on the South Fork of the Fortymile River. Image was taken with a Baby Al-Vista panoramic camera, which is also in the museum collection.

Photograph of Corporal W.C. Shuckburgh, Royal North West Mounted Police (RNWMP), on horseback.

A photograph of the first automobile, an Oldsmobile, in Whitehorse 1903, driving is inspector FitzHorrigan of the NWMP and passenger is Dr. Pare. They are on Front St. in front of several businesses including, the Steamer Casca ticket office, W.J. Stoddart Jeweler, Steamer Clifford Sifton ticket office, and T.W. Jackson, Barrister.

Fonds consists of a series of photographs from the 1967 Centennial dedication of Whitehorse City Hall and MacBride Museum by Princess Alexandria and Lord Ogilvie. Identified individuals include Howard and Nancy Firth, Arthur Lang, Jimmy Smith, Eric Nelson, Charlie Rendell, Art Deer and George Dawson.

Fonds consists of stereographs with a variety of war related scenes including Russian troops, Japanese soldiers, Russian Red Cross service in the Far East, a scene on the battlefield at Dordrecht, South Africa, Methuen's infantry firing on retreating Boers at Belmont, South Africa, and a doctor treating a patient at Wynburg Hospital, Cape Town. Fonds also contains images of Lord Kitchener, interior of the Basilica in Quebec, a Hindu Buddhist temple in Ceylon, Niagara Falls, USA, 3 women sitting indoors surrounded by tropical plants, a young hunter and his fox hounds, a man reprimanding a young woman in a store, cattle in the great Union Stock Yards, Chicago and a blacksmith shop in Seoul, Korea.

The fonds consists of photographs taken by Paul Mizony with an Eastman 4x5 camera given to him by his father in 1900. They capture his trip along the Chilkoot Trail and down the Yukon River to Dawson City. Textual records include correspondence between William D. MacBride and Paul Mizony about the photographs he donated to the MacBride Museum and his experiences in the Yukon. The manuscripts written by Mizony include "Trip Down the Yukon River - 1900", "A Boy's Impression of the Stampede into the Klondike During the Days of 1898" and "Along the Yukon Trail".

The fonds consists of research papers about the Yukon: roadhouses, local people such as the Pucketts and Mrs. Partridge of Ben-My-Chree, MacBride Museum, lost graves and the return of artifacts to the Yukon, and a manuscript about VON nurses. Also includes booklets about the official opening of the new Yukon Territory Government (YTG) building, Martha Black's anecdotes about the Klondike, "Whitehorse Heritage Buildings", "Lost Graves", "Potlatch Conference" and Yukon promotion, a Yukon Historical and Museum Association (YHMA) Heritage Award, Ms. Crook's family tree and news clippings, postcards and brochures collected during her travels outside of the Yukon. Photographs capture Discovery Days in Dawson City, Whitehorse Sourdough Rendezvous activities, Toastmistress conferences, MacBride Museum, Whitehorse General Hospital, Kluane Lake, Chilkat Dancers, a softball tournament, and places outside of the Yukon. Fonds also includes audio cassettes relating to conferences and presentations on funding, displays, and conservation for museums, commentaries on the Yukon River and navigation, and musical recordings by Peg and other musicians.

Collection includes two views of the crash of the airplane, Queen of the Yukon, at Whitehorse and part of Puckett's Model T Ford, and a view of men on a lake, possibly LaBerge, with a Model T car with skis, and a flatbed truck pulling a sled.

A black and white photograph with a caption on the reverse "Nov 1936 Alaskan Polar Bear Hockey Team Fairbanks, Alaska", "Received from Ralph Troberg Dawson City, Y. T. June 11,1972, Hjolmar Samuelson Riverdale Pioneer Home". The Image is of 16 young men posing on a dog sledge. All are wearing winter coats of fur with some having First Nation designs.

The collection consists of two issues of "The Bennett Sun" and one of "The Atlin Globe", a capitol stock certificate for Engineer Mining Company, and an issue of "Klondike-Revue", a booklet from France discussing mining in the Klondike Gold Fields of the Yukon, and British Columbia and Alaska.