Sepia-toned photograph of one of Dawson's downtown streets. Businesses that are identified in the photograph are: the Dominion Hotel, E.T. Wallace & Co., Chemists & Stationers, and Goetzman's tent photo studio. Caption on image: "Goetzman Photo".

Sepia-toned photograph of rail road in the Yukon.
Captions on image: "The only rail road in Yukon Ter. near Dawson:, "Goetzman Photo July 1902.

Sepia-toned photograph of coal train crossing a trestle. Captions on image: "Scene at Coal Mine near Dawson", "Goetzman Photo July 1902.

Sepia-toned photograph of Dawson's first public school erected in 1901. One of six buildings built by Thomas Fuller in Dawson
City.

Sepia-toned photograph of a celebration welcoming the Governor General of Canada. (At this time, Gilbert Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, the 4th Earl of Minto.) Street is crowded with onlookers and at the far left of the photograph is an arch decorated…

Sepia-toned photograph of the Territorial Administration Building taken from Fifth Avenue. The building was home to government offices later the building was the Post Office. One of the many buildings built by Thomas Fullerin Dawson City.

Sepia-toned photograph of the Dawson Post Office buildiing. Exterior view of the post office, main door east and west walls. Corner of Third Avenue and King Street. The post office was built by Dominion architect Thomas Fuller

Sepia-tone group portrait of RCMP officers

Sepia-toned photograph of a wooden home in winter.

Sepia-toned photograph of the steamer, Clifford Sifton in ice on the Yukon River. The steamer is filled with passengers posing for the photograph on the upper and lower decks. The steamer is in the ice. Caption on image: "In the ice below Dawson".…