The collection consists of newspaper clippings, parish bulletins, and newsletters which document the foundation of the Church in Whitehorse, Yukon, its activities and the activities of other Lutheran Churches in Canada.

The collection consists of copy prints and negatives of photographs collected by W.A. Hayward. The photographs include views of Dawson City, Yukon and area, Bennett, Whitehorse, Miles Canyon and the Chilkoot Pass. The images include shots of W.A. Hayward. The photographs were taken by E.O. Ellingsen, E.A. Hegg, and Larss & Duclos.

The collection consists of copy prints taken of some of the glass lantern slides originally owned by Jimmy Elmer. Scenes show Klondike and Alaska scenes, ca. 1898-1913. There are views of stampeders, pack trains, tent camps, horse drawn sleighs, the Inside Passage, and Dawson area creeks. Many of the photographs were taken by Asahel Curtis.

The collection consists of photographs taken of the Jonas and Joe families, including Annie Joe, Anne Jonas, Walter Jonas, Tanana Joe, Ellen Silas, Alice Jonas and Paul Joe.

The collection consists of Yukon Gold Co blank forms, Hydraulic and Dredging Reports, food invoices for different work camps, Mess Reports and Payroll Distribution Reports. The dates on the forms range from 1910 to 1914 and document the operations of the work camps and power plant on the Yukon Ditch near Dawson City, Yukon.

Collection includes original photographs of Dawson, Whitehorse, sternwheelers and First Nations people taken mainly by commercial photographers Larss and Duclos.

Collection includes newspaper clippings about Yukon soldiers in World War One, a handbill about the unveiling of the Whitehorse monument, and lists of Yukoners who joined the forces and those who died.

The collection consists of papers relating to the death of John Melville Patterson, the chief pilot of Yukon Airways in 1929, a letter to White Pass and Yukon Route (WP&YR) discussing advertising, a bill of sale for a Ryan Brougham airplane, a passenger, mail and express tariff, and an envelope commemorating the company's first flight.

This collection consists of photographs from the Yukon Archives and contains photographs of the trails to the Klondike, early Dawson City, Yukon, law enforcement, entertainment, First Nations peoples and streetscapes and businesses in localities such as Stone House, Dalton Trail, Lake Bennett, Carmacks, Hootalinqua, Miles Canyon, Whitehorse Rapids, Five Finger Rapids and Tagish Post.

Collection consists of photographs and textual records. The photographs were removed from the Yukon River Basin Study project report, no. 4: "An Assessment of the Fisheries Resource in 18 Lakes Within the Yukon Territory, Canada", by Aileen Horler, R.A.C. Johnston, G.M.W. Cronkite in 1983. The textual records were collected and prepared by the Energy Work Group of the Yukon River Basin Committee. There are 85 files of photocopied excerpts from energy-related reports. Files 86-88 contain a card file index to the reports, photocopied cross-references to the reports, and a chronology of upper Yukon River studies, 1946-1968.