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Discovery Day Parade, 1950. Mining; Animals 1 working around the mouth

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Description

1 working around the mouth of Bonanza Creek with a locomotive from Klondike Mines Railway pulling several flatcars loaded with cord wood

(about 1918)

A black and white view of a young girl posed beside a picket fence in winter

With ice heavy in the Yukon River the sternwheeler 'Dawson' looks to be heading upriver after just leaving the docks of Dawson City

The photographer's shadow can be seen in the foreground

Discovery Day Parade, 1950. Mining; Animals 1 working around the mouthBlack and white photograph of Helen Ogilvie walking in a parade with eigh men. Helen and five of the men are wearing Yukon Order of Pioneers sashs. Inscription verso: 1950 Helen Ogilvie in 17th Aug. parade. Her grandfather was the first Governor of Yukon Sop Froberg ahead (?)

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