The collection consists of family photographs which possibly belonged to John Drabeson, a resident of Bonanza and Dawson City, Yukon in the mid 1920s. Subjects include agriculture, Dawson City, cabins, people, mining activity, dog teams, horsedrawn wagons, and hunting.

The collection consists of lists of members of the Friends of the Library, and the various committees to which they belonged in 1964. It also consists of a handwritten "List of Important Factors for Development in Whitehorse" from the Working Report of the 1st Whitehorse Workshop. The list seems to be a tally of the concerns and attitudes voiced by Whitehorse residents at the workshop.

This collection consists of 7 copies of maps collected by George Davidson. George Davidson was given several maps made in 1869 by Chilkat Chief Koh-Klux. These offered trails and physical features of the interior of what is now the Yukon Territory. Other maps include additional hand drawn maps of areas in Alaska and Yukon. Several printed maps based on information compiled by Davidson are also included.

The collection consists of sheets of stationery from the Sour Dough Hotel, and the Sourdough Roadhouse, and a four page letter written by George Graham to Yukon Archives in 1986. He describes the survey work, and working conditions his Company endured while working on the Alaska Highway construction.

The fonds includes original photographs taken by George Kellett of buildings in Whitehorse (e.g. the old Regina Hotel, the old post office, the log skyscrapers, the old White Pass Inn, the old liquor store, St. Agnes Hostel, the Vocational School, and several residences), churches, the Queen's visit in 1958, Princess Alexandra's visit, northern lights, Sourdough Rendezvous, Miles Canyon and Canyon City, the White Pass building burning, Montague House, Camp Takhini, Carcross Residential School, Bishops Marsh and Greenwood, Anvil Mining Co. sites and a drilling survey conducted by Pacific Giant Steel.

The fonds consists of records selected and microfilmed from the George Mercer Dawson Papers of the McGill University Libraries. Included are his correspondence and records arising from the Alaska Boundary Dispute, reports on arctic geology, and Dawson's diary from 1887 and 1888.

The collection consists of photographs accumulated by George Woods which show the construction of the Alaska Highway, specifically the Peace River bridge.

The fonds consists of original photographs taken 1957 to 1964 in the area of what today is the Dempster Highway. Included are images related to oil exploration - camps, drilling, oil rigs, building a road, helicopters, and cat trains hauling supplies. Also included are 32 photographs (1963-1964, 1989) depicting scenes and people from Dawson City and Whitehorse, Yukon, Duncan Creek and Castle Rock on the Top of the World Highway.

The collection consists of photographs of the girls and leaders of the Clinton Creek Girl Guides, in the 1960s. There are also two badges from the Clinton Creek Brownie Pack.

The fonds consists of the records of the Girl Guides of Canada, Yukon Council, including minutes, reports, financial records, correspondence, brochures, newsletters, training and programme files in the following series: Camping; Programming; Training; and Yukon Council Executive.