Group of Miners on No. 1 Eldorado Creek, c1899. People; Government One of three black and

One of three black and white photographs of Grand Forks

A shot of the overall dump site looking down river

Distant view of mines in the Klondike

Photograph of three loaded dog sleds and teams moving along a river

Interior view of the old Dawson City Museum located in the Firehall

Group of Miners on No. 1 Eldorado Creek, c1899. People; Government One of three black andA large group of miners posed with their equipment. Many are holding shovels. A portion of the sluice run is visible in the foreground. Note the cordwood in the background. Inscription recto: Group of miners on No. 1 Eldorado Creek Larss & Duclos Photos Dawson Inscription verso: Miners on Claim No. 1, Eldorado, were working the richest placer creek in the world. Jay Whipple, who first staked No. 1, sold out for a trifle. Skiff Mitchell, a lumberman