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Postmaster at Old Crow [Man stands outside log post office building]

[Description added, not with negative] Pauline Cove [Archival descriptions] [Herschel Island] [Schooners sit along a shoreline.]

S.S. "Klondike." Whitehorse, Yukon. [1930s]

[Frantic Follies, Yukon. Actors portraying goldpanner and woman?]

Photograph 3. A view of the river terrace. This soil upon which the village is situated consists of very fine sands, silts and organic matter. August 9, 1961. [Near Old Crow, Yukon]

Photograph 5. The sawmill of Old Crow. Its blade has a 42 inch diameter. August 9, 1961.

[Highway intersection in Yukon as seen from tour bus?. Sign indicates directions for Anvil, Carmacks, Whitehorse, Watson Lake, and Dawson Creek.]

Old Crow, 19 February 1962. The RCMP Detachment office and single quarters.

Outside Miss Lucy's house. Old Crow, 1954. [Yukon]. [A group of men outside a log building].

Ex-chief Peter Moses, Chief Charlie Peter Charlie, with Mr. Justice J.H. Sissons of Supreme Court of N.W.T. (acting in role of deputy chief justice of Yukon), at Old Crow police detachment, 1956.

Old Crow [Photograph of log building with antlers at peak of roof, Old Crow, Yukon]

[On negative] First passenger train over White Pass and Yukon Route to summit Feb. 20 – 1899 [Archival description] [People stand behind White Pass and Yukon Rail train cars stopped on a trestle bridge.]

Herschel Island Yukon Territory. The most northerly Post Office in Western Canada, Herschel Island is 2000 miles north of Edmonton. A Royal Canadian Mounted Police Post is situated at this point, and the Officer in charge is the Postmaster. [A floatplane sits on shore to the right of the post office.]

Catholic congregation. [Anglican. Clergy and members of the congregation standing outside. Old Crow, Yukon] [l-r Unknown Minister, Unknown Minister, Charlie Peter Charlie, Charlie Thomas, Unknown, Moses Tizya].

Loucheux. [Gwich'in girls playing]. Old Crow. 1954. [Yukon].

Loucheux. [Young Gwich'in girl]. Old Crow, 1954. [Yukon].

Altar cloth in the [Anglican] church. Old Crow, 1954. [Yukon].

Photograph 4. A view of a lake 1,500 feet north of the settlement. [Near Old Crow, Yukon]

Photograph 6. Indians [probably Gwich'in men] are hauling logs by means of a caterpillar tractor to the sawmill. [Old Crow, Yukon]

Photograph 7. The Federal Day School was built by local Indians [Vuntut Gwitchin people] using logs and lumber from the area. [Old Crow, Yukon]