Plaque on Madame Tremblay's Store, July, 1975. Please Select Usage:Commercial Use Photograph of riverside campsite with

Photograph of riverside campsite with several tents set up

Appears to be Slate Creek Division of the Twelve Mile Ditch Project

probably Little Gold Hill

This photo shows a young girl standing on a snow covered boardwalk in front of her house

A street scape photo of Dyea showing a broad street lined with wood buildings including

Plaque on Madame Tremblay's Store, July, 1975. Please Select Usage:Commercial Use Photograph of riverside campsite withColour view of the plaque for Madame Tremblay's Store which may have been placed there prior to the restoration of the building by Parks Canada (as the plaque bears no federal logos). The plaque reads: Madame Tremblay's Store Madame Tremblay operated this store for several years after her husband's rich placer claims on Eldorado Creek were worked out in 1914. She walked the Chilkoot Trail twice, in 1894 as a young bride heading to her husband's claims