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Inscription verso: April 1915
Team of Malamute Dogs Starting to the Mines with supplies
View of a street in Dawson City taken from the porch or balcony of a building
Gold Run Creek May 10
Hand-painted lantern slide of an ad for Dawson Hardware Co
Harry Leamon Demonstrates Rocker Box, c1939. Transportation; Location Inscription verso: April 1915Harry Leamon demonstrates how a rocker box works on his claim on Bonanza to a man on the right. Harry Leamon came to the Klondike in 1898 when he was 22 from London England. He ran a roadhouse at Grand Forks and in 1917 he staked his own claim on No. 52 below Discovery on Bonanza Creek where he lived and mined for the rest of his life. He died, one of few remaining gold rushers in Dawson, November 28th, 1963 at age 87. He is buried in the Yukon Order
