This collection consists of photographs from the Gold Rush years (circa 1898 - 1900) and include Bennett Lake, Miles Canyon tramway, street and waterfront scenes in Dawson City, Yukon, Victoria Day sports competitions as well as images of the Mackay family and their cabin on Bonanza Creek, Yukon.

Barbara Hogan and Greg Skuce investigated nine possible roadhouse locations and two farms on the northern section of the Overland Trail during the summer of 1994. The northern section is defined as the area between Dawson and the Stewart River.

This collection consists of photographs of Klondike Gold Rush scenes in the Yukon. The negatives were generated from halftone reproductions of lantern slides. The remaining photographs are colour transparencies of the same scenes. Most of the slides were hand tinted.

This collection consists of a number of Teslin Hunter's childhood effects. Included are the covers of a drawing book and three watercolour drawings; a handwritten sheet of looseleaf paper; a few Valentine's Day-related items; a small colour card representing a Bible lesson; one loose 1 cent U.S. postage stamp; 17 postcards and greeting cards; and one cardboard advertisement.

This collection contains photographs brought together by the Dawson City Museum, tracing the growth and development of the Yukon Gold Company and its assets in the Klondike in circa 1906 -1924. These images document dredge construction progress in some unidentified coastal city where the dredge was assembled and later disassembled for shipping to Dawson City, Yukon to be reassembled on the creeks in the Klondike Gold Fields. Installation of a syphon on Mission Creek is depicted. Photographs showing warehouses, preparing ground for dredging, cords of wood, mining country, dredge construction, dredging, Twelve Mile Power Plant, Yukon Gold Company mining in Iditarod, Alaska in 1912 and two prints autographed by David Elliot, of Treadgold's Lubecker chain bucket excavator construction in Liverpool, England. Also included are images of Yukon Gold Company construction projects and operations such as the Yukon ditch, flumes, dredges, North Fork Power Plant in 1915.

This collection consists of photographs from the British Columbia Archives consisting of images with subject matter ranging from Klondike City (Lousetown), to the interior of the Arctic Brotherhood Hall (AB Hall) in Dawson City, Yukon and small mining operations to dredging. Also included are two images relating to Yukon First Nations.

This collection contains images of the Catholic Church in Dawson City, Yukon and outlying Klondike communities including Granville. Father Connolly, Beaudoin and J. Allard are featured in the images.

This collection consists of photographs collected by the Dawson City Museum from various and unknown sources and arranged by subject. The images relate to Dawson City, Yukon, buildings, interiors and exteriors. Structures represented include blacksmith shop interior, St. Paul's interior, Gandolfo's Point, Manrico Wines and Cigars, Jimmy's Place, Front St. Fire Department, Public School and Commissioner's Residence.

This collection consists of photographs of Dawson City, Yukon townsites, streetscapes and events such as the Royal North West Mounted Police (RNWMP) leaving to search for the lost patrol and spring break up. These images were gathered together by the Dawson City Museum based on subject from various and unknown sources.

This collection consists of photographic portraits collected by the Dawson City Museum, Yukon from various and unknown sources, and arranged according to subject. The portraits have been divided into five separate categories which include; 20 amateur portraits with identification, 13 unidentified professional portraits, 11 card mounted studio portraits with photographers imprint all from studios outside the Yukon, 9 card mounted studio portraits all from Yukon studios, and 11 well known Yukon personalities (including Donald Purdy, Bishop Stringer, Robert Service, Geo. Johansson, Harry Leamon and Black Mike, Archie Black, Klondike Kate, George Dawson and Xhuzume (a.k.a. Madame Zoom).