Yukon Collection

Share certificate for The Yukon Goldfields
A share certificate for The Yukon Goldfields Limited, representing 35 shares. Gold deposits were first discovered along the Yukon River in Canada in 1896, and this triggered off a gold rush

Bennett Lake, White Pass & Yukon Railway, Canada
c.1900 vintage photograph: Steamboat landing at Bennett Lake, White Pass and Yukon Railway, Canada

Board game, Up to Klondyke - based on the Klondike Gold Rush, Yukon, Canada. 1896

Alice Rollins-Crane, American ethnologist, author, business owner, and miner well known for her work with the Apache Native Americans and her time in Alaska and the Yukon

Dawson City, Yukon, Canada, important during the Klondike Gold Rush. Date: circa 1910

Label design, Exposition Sunkist Lemons
Label design, Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition Sunkist Lemons, with a grand prize from Seattle, 1909. early 20th century

Patsy Henderson, (a possible member of the party that discovered gold in the Klondike in 1896), entertained White Pass & Yukon Route (WP&YR) train passengers for many years in Carcross

Fort Yukon, Alaska
Fort Yukon, trading post of the Hudsons Bay Company in Alaska Date: 1871

Canada / Dawson City, 1898
General view of Dawson City and the Yukon River during the summer of 1898 Date: 1898

Skagway, Alaska. In 1896, gold was found in the Klondike region of Canadas Yukon Territory. On July 29th, 1897, the steamer Queen docked at Moores wharf in Skagway with the first boat load of

Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, Steps of the Manufacturers Building & Machinery Hall, Seattle, Washington, USA. Date: 1909

Steamer the White Horse, Yukon Territory, Canada
Steamer the White Horse, probably travelling from the Yukon Territory, Canada. Date: 1919

View of Mayo from steamer, Yukon Territory, Canada
View of Mayo, Yukon Territory, Canada, from the steamer Nasultin, with ice in the water, 8 October 1919. Mayo was a silver mining town. Date: 1919

Steamer on Yukon River, Yukon, Alaska, USA
Steamer the White Horse at Five Finger Rapids on the Yukon River, Yukon, Alaska, USA. Date: circa 1910

Group photo, Mayo, Yukon Territory, Canada
Group photo outside the Hotel Royal Alexandra (proprietor Oscar Letourneau), Mayo, Yukon Territory, Canada, 11 October 1919. According to the inscription, those pictured are about to leave

Steamer in ice, Mayo, Yukon Territory, Canada
The steamer Nasultin surrounded by ice at Mayo, Yukon Territory, Canada, October 1919. Mayo was a silver mining town. Date: 1919

River boat Yukon at Circle City, Alaska, USA. Date: 1940s

Canadair CL-44 C-GACH Batchair Miami
Ex-RCAF Yukon of 437 Squadron Canadair CL-44 registered as C-GACH by Batchair for ferrying to Peru. Disappeared on a flight from Peru to Venezuela in 1976 Date: 1975

Ice motor on way to Dawson City, Yukon, Canada
Men riding an ice motor en route to Dawson City, Yukon, Canada, important during the Klondike Gold Rush. Date: circa 1908

White Horse, Yukon, Canada
White Horse (or Whitehorse), Yukon, Canada -- it expanded rapidly during the Klondike Gold Rush. Date: circa 1906

Longest syphon in the world, built by Yukon Gold Company
Longest syphon in the world, built by the Yukon Gold Company to facilitate the search for gold during the Klondike Gold Rush. It was 15, 760 feet long. Date: circa 1906

Lake Bennett during Klondike Gold Rush, Canada
Lake Bennett during the Klondike Gold Rush. The lake is in Canada, partly in Yukon and partly in British Columbia, just north of the Alaska border, near the port of Skagway. 1898

Canada Dawson City
The Main Street of Dawson City, on the Yukon. Date: 1898

British Colombia border over to the Yukon
The British Colombia border over to the Yukon - The Royal Canadian Northwest Mounted Police steam launch Gladys on a windy arm of the Tagish Lake

Panning for gold, Yukon Alaska
Panning for gold in the Yukon Territory, Alaska

Canada Yukon River
Native Canadian encampment on the banks of the Yukon River

Motorised Sledge 1925
Motorised sleigh-train used in Yukon territory

First Shipload of Gold
A steamer leaves Dawson City, down the Yukon River, with the first consignment of gold from the diggings

Industry / Metals / Gold / Ame
Panning gold on the Yukon River, Klondike, Canada

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