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Richard Harrington Fonds, 79/27 (Yukon Archives Caption List) Richard Harrington fonds acc# 79/27 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION SERIES Caption information supplied by donor. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Series Title (and Description) 1 Aishihik 2 Alaska Highway 3 Arctic Gold and Silver Mine 4 Atlin area 5 Bear Creek 6 Beaver Creek 7 Big Salmon 8 Buildings and Machinery 9 Burwash 10 Canol Road 11 Cantung 12 Carcross 13 Carmacks 14 Clinton Creek 15 Commissioner's Tour 16 Conrad and Venus Mines 17 Dalton Post 18 Dawson 19 Dempster Highway 20 Dredges 21 Elsa 22 Faro 23 Fort Selkirk 24 Forty Mile 25 Haines Junction and area 26 Haines Junction Experimental Farm 27 Herschel Island 28 Hootalinqua 29 Indian Cemeteries printed: 2021-06-03 status: Approved 1 Richard Harrington fonds acc# 79/27 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION SERIES Caption information supplied by donor. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Series Title (and Description) 30 Kloo Village 31 Little Salmon 32 Mail Delivery 33 Marsh Lake Dam and Lock 34 Miscellaneous 35 Montague Road House 36 New Imperial Mine 37 Old Crow and People 38 Paint Mountain Forestry Lookout 39 Parkin 40 People 41 Quill Creek Mine (Wellgren) 42 Rampart House 43 Ross River 44 Sixty Mile Road 45 Snag 46 Sourdough Rendezvous 47 Sternwheelers 48 Stewart Island 49 Teslin 50 Tincup Lake Lodge 51 Watson Lake 52 White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad 53 Whitehorse 54 z-No series assigned printed: 2021-06-03 status: Approved 2 Richard Harrington fonds acc# 79/27 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Caption information supplied by donor. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Aishihik PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #1 67? [Aishihik ca. 1972] [View of log buildings next to body of water.] Alaska Highway PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #2 Donjek trestle on Alaska Highway 1949 79/27 #3 Bk.1, #76 Alaska Highway Maintenance Camp 1949 79/27 #4 Bk.1, #1 Road Repair Alaska Highway near Teslin 1949 [Men working in a stream. Army truck in background.] - 1949. 79/27 #5 Bk.1, # 90 Putting in a wooden culvert north of Haines Junction on Alaska Highway 1949 79/27 #6 [Donjek R. crossing ‘72] 79/27 #7 Bk.1, # 102 Haines Highway, Yukon/BC border 1962 [Same as 85/25 #202] 79/27 #8 Donjek Trestle on Alaska Highway 1949 Same as #2?? 79/27 #9 Bk.1, # 98 The Yukon/Alaska border with wide swath cut to indicate boundary 1949 79/27 #10 Bk.1, # 405 Scene north of Haines Junction. Alaska Highway 1949 Arctic Gold and Silver Mine PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #11 59? [Arctic Gold and Silver Mine near Carcross ca. 72-73] 79/27 #12 58 [Arctic Gold Silver Mine (mill site) Carcross. Tailing pool in foreground ca. 1972-73] Atlin area last modified on: 2021-04-10 status: Approved 1 Richard Harrington fonds acc# 79/27 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Caption information supplied by donor. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Atlin area PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #13 [John Harvey near Atlin ca. 1974] 79/27 #14 [John Harvey - formerly point 13 miles from Atlin, working old property; one man sluicing operation and bulldozer. Creek flows into Warm Spring Bay on Atlin Lake. ca. 1974] 79/27 #15 Deserted gold rush town near Atlin, B.C. ca.1958 [Surprise] 79/27 #16 [Surprise - deserted gold rush town near Atlin, B.C. ca. 1958] 79/27 #17 [Atlin ca. 1974] 79/27 #18 [Taken from Harvey’s home, Atlin ca. 1974] [same as 85/25, #47] 79/27 #19 6? [Atlin, B.C. ca. 1973] [same as 85/25 #48] 79/27 #20 1? [Atlin, B.C. ca. 1973] 79/27 #21 [Sternwheeler, M. V. Tarahne, Atlin, BC ca. 1974] Bear Creek PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #22 Bk.1, #252 A home at Bear Creek mining camp near Dawson, YT. The Walmsley’s home, 1960 [Same as 85/25 #50] 79/27 #23 Bk.1, #253 Old “rocker” made into flower display at a Bear Creek home near Dawson, 1960 79/27 #24 Cosy [sic] home at Bear Creek near Dawson, 1960 79/27 #25 Buildings of families (Walmsley’s) at Bear Creek, near Dawson, 1964 Beaver Creek PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #26 [Canada Customs, Beaver Creek. 1971] last modified on: 2021-04-10 status: Approved 2 Richard Harrington fonds acc# 79/27 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Caption information supplied by donor. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Beaver Creek PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #27 Bk.2, #276 Commissioner James Smith chats with John Livesey (left) at Beaver Creek, [ca. 1972] [Similar to 85/25 #509] Big Salmon PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #28 Big Salmon Village, Yukon River 1970 Buildings and Machinery PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #29 Bk.1, #404 Bk. [House from Lapierre House relocated to Old Crow, 1972] 79/27 #30 Cache at Minto on Yukon River, 1970 79/27 #31 Bk.1, #234 Cache at Minto on Yukon River, 1960 79/27 #32 Bk.2, #146 [Upper Laberge at left-hand side near NWMP Post, 1972] 79/27 #33 [First Post Office] Historic signs put up by Innes-Taylor along historic Yukon River route. This is near junction of Yukon and Stewart River, 1972. 79/27 #34 Stewart River and Yukon River abandoned ore carriers, 1972. 79/27 #35 Yukon Crossing road house (winter road crossed Yukon River here), 1970. 79/27 #36 Abandoned gold dredge, Yukon River below Carmacks, Yukon, 1970. 79/27 #37 A. Old ore carriers buried in mud on Stewart/Yukon River junction, 1972. B. Remains off sunken barge, Lower Lake Lebarge [Laberge], Yukon River, YT, 1970. 79/27 #38 [Portable dredge beached on Yukon River downstream from Carmacks, reputedly abandoned about WWI, 1972] last modified on: 2021-04-10 status: Approved 3 Richard Harrington fonds acc# 79/27 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Caption information supplied by donor. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Buildings and Machinery PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #39 [Boiler on Alaskan side of Chilkoot Trail near summit, 1971-72. Similar to 85-25 #73]. 79/27 #40 [Roadhouse/hotel at Yukon Crossing used both winter and summer, 1972] 79/27 #41 Abandoned gold dredge, Yukon River below Carmacks, YT, 1970. 79/27 #42 Remains of wagon, Sixty Mile Creek, Yukon River, 1970. Burwash PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #43 Bk.1, #81 Burwash Landing, Alaska Highway, 1949. 79/27 #44 Roman Catholic Log Church, Burwash Landing, 1949.[Same as 79/27 #664] Canol Road PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #45 Bridge over South Macmillan River, North Canol Road, YT., [1971]. [Same as 85/25 #65] 79/27 #46 [Across South Macmillan – North Canol, 1971. Similar to 85/25 #68] 79/27 #47 22? Canol Road to Ross River in Rocky Mountain Trench, YT., Bridge over Lapie River, [1972].[Similar to 79/27 #799] 79/27 #48 Bk.2, #184 Abandoned military camp of Canol Project. North Canol Road, YT., [1974] Cantung last modified on: 2021-04-10 status: Approved 4 Richard Harrington fonds acc# 79/27 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Caption information supplied by donor. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Cantung PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #49 Canada Tungsten Mine (pit now abandoned) on Yukon-NWT border, 1970. 79/27 #50 Canada Tungsten Mine, August, 1974. 79/27 #51 Canada Tungsten Mine, August, 1974. Carcross PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #52 [White Pass rail cars stopped in Carcross, with Duchess engine and S. S. Tutshi in background, 1972-73. Similar to 85- 25 #69] 79/27 #53 [S. S. Tutshi dry-docked in Carcross as seen from the railway bridge, 1972-73]. 79/27 #54 Carcross waterfront, 1949. 79/27 #55 Bk.2, #152 [Old Chooutla Indian Residential School, vacant at time of photo, ca. 1972. Carcross] - [ca. 1972]. Carmacks PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #56 [Coal mine at Carmacks, 1973. Same as 79/27 #965] Clinton Creek PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #57 “Supermarket” at Clinton Creek asbestos mine near Dawson, YT, 1971. [Same as 79/27 #6. Similar to 79/27 #868] last modified on: 2021-04-10 status: Approved 5 Richard Harrington fonds acc# 79/27 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Caption information supplied by donor. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Clinton Creek PHO 102 YA# Orig. # Description: 79/27 #58 Asbestos mine provides banquet to visiting curlers at bonspiel, Clinton Creek, YT, 1971. [Similar to 85/25 #96. Similar to 79/27 #931] 79/27 #59 Houses in Clinton Creek, YT, are on posts driven down to permafrost to prevent heaving, 1971.
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