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Lake Bennett, 1898. Buildings; Disasters Black and white photograph of

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Description

Black and white photograph of one of William Ogilvie's granddaughters giving a speech on the porch of the Commissioner's Residence in Dawson City

Photograph of woman in Scottish Highland costume

Inscribed in pencil below the photograph is "Dan - Power House Cook"

Inscription verso: Miss Marie A

Chapman and Sister Ignatius

Lake Bennett, 1898. Buildings; Disasters Black and white photograph ofThe settlement of Bennett at the bottom of the partially snow covered hills. Wall tents line the banks with one roof advertising "Bennett Hotel". A fade line runs diagonally across the image. This image was taken in 1898 on Geroge Brownlee's trip to the Klondike. The image is improperly identified as "Dawson Scene" on the back in Brownlee's handwriting.

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