This collection contains photographic and architectural records of the Yukon Vocational and Technical Training Centre, 1968-1981. Included are a set of 9 architectural drawings for a proposed Roman Catholic Church in Burwash Landing. The plans were prepared by students of the Yukon Vocational and Technical Training Centre in 1968. The building was erected using this design in 1975, however it became the site of the Kluane Museum of Natural History. There are 4 architectural drawings prepared by students at the Centre, 1967-1968, for the Roman Catholic Church in Teslin. The church was built according to these plans in 1970. The photographs show students, course activities and class graduation, 1963-1981. There are also two posters.

The collection consists of thirteen papers on Yukon topics by students in the 1980-1981 Yukon Studies Course. Julie Cruikshank taught this course offered by the Yukon Teacher Education Program (Y.T.E.P.). A list of the papers and authors follows: The Co-operative System in the Yukon by Manon Gaudreau; Internal History of Y.T.E.P. by Norma Mombourquette; Implications of Literacy Work in the Yukon by Lesley Carberry; Oral History Recording - An Ethical Approach by Ray Marnoch; Yukon Plants and Their Uses by Marg Baltimore; A History of the Development of Settlements in the Shakwak Valley Area by Ellen Harris; The Phantom Pipeline by Jo Thomson; The Development of Labour Organization in Yukon by Jean Dirksen; The Cultural and Socio-Economic Changes Involved in the Translocation of the Ross River Indian Band, Yukon Territory by Dian Odin; A Brief History of the Aboriginal People in the Tagish - Carcross Area by Barbara R. McDougall; The Aishihik Indian Band by Heather Thompson; Yukon Studies Audio-Visual Resource Materials by Rusty Reid; The Development of Indian Education in Yukon From 1958-1980 by Phyllis Gairns.

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.

This collection includes photographs of the eight Superior Court judges of the Yukon Territory since 1898 that were collected in commemoration of the Klondike Gold Rush centennial. The judges portrayed, in order of their appointment, are Horace Thomas McGuire (1897-1898), Calixte Aimee Dugas (1897-1912), James Craig (1900-1912), Charles Daniel Macaulay (1902-1941), John Edward Gibben (1950-1958), John Parker (1958-1968), Harry Charles Bishop Maddison (1969-1999), and Ralph Edward Hudson (1993- ).

The pages in this collection are photocopies of several newspapers articles from the Yakima Daily Republic and the Seattle Sunday Times and one small publication. Most of the material is about Belinda A. Mulrooney Carbonneau and her business successes in Dawson City, Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush. As well her life after the Gold Rush in Yakima, Washington is discussed. Other articles are accounts of Judge James Wickersham, Alaskan delegate to Congress and his visit to Yakima and the part played by Margaret Mulrooney, sister to Belinda, in bringing the Judge to Yakima.

This collection consists of a mounted photographic map of the Klondike, Stewart, Forty Mile and Sixty Mile Goldfields, and a glass plate negative of the map.

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

The collection consists of photographs of Gilcher's tin shop in Dawson City, Yukon and of the men in the Dawson Sheet Metal Workers Union Hall, as well as a dance program to the Dawson Fire Department's first annual ball April 20, 1900.

The collection consists of photographs of the steamers Thistle and Kluahne and a homemade snowmobile at Champagne, Yukon. Identified people include Frank Slim, John Drury, Isaac Taylor, Charlie Burns, Harold Newton, Albert Taylor, Norman Ryder and Captain Jackson.

The collection consists of photographs of the pages of a Whitehorse Inn Cafe menu from the 1950s. Miles Canyon is featured on the front of the menu, and a map of the Alaska Highway is on the inside.