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.

The collection consists of one folder containing a number of business documents including telephone rates for The Yukon Telephone Syndicate, Limited (2 pages); rates for the Dawson Electric Light and Power Company, Limited (4 pages); rates for the Dawson City Water and Power Company, Limited (2 pages); financial information for the above three companies (6 pages); a balance sheet for the Northern Light, Power & Coal Company, Ltd.; and a handwritten page of information on the Northern Light, Power & Coal Company, Ltd.

The collection consists of photographic images and textual records. There are photographs held by the British Columbia Provincial Archives that pertain to the Klondike Gold Rush era and were copied in ca. 1982. Images include Atlin, Dyea, Log Cabin, Pine City and Spruce Creek, by A.C. Hirschfeld; Skagway, Dyea and the Chilkoot Trail, by Winter & Pond Co.; Dawson City, by Larss & Duclos and H.J. Goetzman, and others. There are also 26 photographic postcards, both colour and b&w, depicting scenes in the Klondike and Alaska. There are pictures of the Klondike River, Dawson City buildings, Forty Mile in 1898 and 1904, captains and officers from steamers, and scenes in Alaska and the Yukon. The textual records include an assortment of miscellaneous papers and ledgers, covering a span of years. Part of the paperwork appears to have belonged to Judge S.O. Morford of Dawson City, and it includes correspondence, claim agreements, placer mining grants, cancelled cheques, bank statements and other financial records, all of which deal with assorted mining matters in which Morford was involved. There are also promissory notes, receipts, and records of accounts to do with the sale of ice. Other papers include a power of attorney document dated 1898, land title certificates for Forty Mile, a 1925 Sunnydale, Yukon voters list, and a letter written in Carmacks in 1960. There are three supplies account books (1892-1903) and a cash ledger (1904-1930), in which the name David Swanson appears. There is also a land title certificate with David Swanson's name on it.

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 18 copy negatives with black and white reference prints (21 x 26 cm) of photographs taken by John G. McJury, a member of the Clive M. Gillette party that travelled from Western New York State to the Klondike Gold Fields in 1898, and 4 original photographs. The McJury photographs were taken en route and at their destination and include images of Dyea, stampeders on the Dyea Trail, Sheep Camp, the Chilkoot Pass, boat building at Bennett, Miles Canyon and mining activity on Sulphur Creek, Yukon. Other images are of "Klondikers" - a group of men and women sitting in front of a restaurant, 1924; the second Klondike clan meeting in New York State, 1917; an undated image of St. Michael and one of a placer mining operation.

The collection includes photographs of military activities and scenes military personnel took in the Yukon. Subject matter includes airports, the DEW Line, Whitehorse street scenes, Dawson City, opening of the Ogilvie Bridge, Watson Lake, Snag, Swift River, Eagle River, Northwest Staging Route, Old Crow and aviation scenes.

This collection consists of maps, air photos and reports dealing primarily with the Whitehorse water and sewage system.

The Canadian Bank of Commerce (Dawson City) collection consists of 30 copy prints, 20 x 25 cm. Images are of the Canadian Bank of Commerce employees and the bank building in Dawson City, Yukon ca. 1898-1915. Included in the photographs of the bank are those taken after the fire of January 10, 1900. There are various street scenes of Dawson City, and of settlements or communities thought to be around the Dawson City area. Some images include North West Mounted Police (NWMP) stations. Also included are images of mining activities in the Dawson City area and of buildings in Grand Forks.

The collection consists of slides taken by Charles Brandt of the records recovered from the Dawson flood and the drying methods applied to them.

This collection consists of photographs from the collection of the Canadian Museum of Civilization. Images include trails to the Klondike during the Gold Rush, townscapes, streetscapes, businesses in locations such as Lindemann Lake, Lake Bennett, Whitehorse, Dawson City, Yukon as well as stage presentations by various drama clubs.