This collection consists of 97 maps of the Arctic Caribou Mine owned by Arctic Gold and Silver Mines Ltd.

The collection consists of slides of sketches and watercolours on the following topics: Moose Hunt on the St. Maurice 1842, Captain Cook's Last Voyage 1776-1780, With Franklin to the Top of the World 1825-26, and Two Artists in the Klondike 1898-1899.

The collection consists of original photographs of Whitehorse, Yukon and the surrounding area, and equipment and construction of the Canol Pipeline Project, around 1943.

The collection consists of photocopies of material concerning the Salvation Army in the Yukon, and newspaper articles from "The War Cry" which recount the history of the Salvation Army in the Yukon. The photocopies are of photographs, Ensign Rebecca Ellery's diary (1898-1900), the broadcast of "The Hallelujah Trail of '98" (1975), a biography of General Evangeline Booth, by P.W. Wilson; correspondence, and newspaper articles.

The collection consists of photographs taken by unknown photographer(s) during the building of the Alaska Highway ca. 1942-1943. Photographs depict various Yukon communities and locations including Dawson, Carcross, Stewart, Moosehide, Ogilvie Creek, and Fort Selkirk. Other scenes include bridges along the Alaska Highway, Army camps in Whitehorse, the S.S. Casca sternwheeler and Robert Service's cabin in Dawson.

The collection consists of original letters written from the Klondike Gold Fields. One letter was written by George Dennis from Quartz Creek April 8, 1898 to Miss Frances McClelland in Illinois. Thirteen letters were written by Minnie Holmes from Dominion Creek and Dawson City, Yukon and Skagway, Alaska to Mr. Patrick in Denver from 1901 to 1902. Mining on the creeks, work opportunities, the people they are working with, and general day-to-day activities are described in the letters.

The collection consists of records created during Rawlins work on the Canol Project, including original photographs showing Watson Lake signposts, Whitehorse, fishing, hunting, White Pass and Yukon Route (WP&YR) trains and station, and postcards; textual records include his application for entry into Alaska, gun permits, driver's license, ship menu, issue of "Northern Newscast", an "Order of Alaska Cheechacos" certificate, three posters (a comical drawing of Whitehorse ca. 1920, the Kee Bird poem, and a route to the outhouse entitled "Trolley Line on the Alcan Highway"). The collection also consists of two blueprint plans of the Canol Project: Canol #3 line Swan Lake Booster Pump Station and Watson Lake Gasoline Pump House.

The collection consists of photographs copied from the Scipio G. Ratto collection in the Alaska Historical Library. The photographs show Ratto inside a grocery store, and in front of John L. Timmins Royal Grocery in Dawson City, Yukon.

The collection consists of photographs depicting people, cabins, buildings in Dawson City, grocery stores, boat building, a wood raft, the wreck of the sternwheeler "Selkirk", Smythe's Store and Hotel and an interior view of a Yukon home.

The collection consists of copies of photographs of the Profeit family in the Yukon, ca. 1930-1950.