Photograph depicts a view of Hyder Alaska. Handwritten annotation below photograph reads, "Hyder Alaska 25/6/28".
Photograph depicts community buildings on shoreline, water in foreground.
Handwritten annotation on image reads: "Wrangle, Alaska."; on verso: "Fort Wrangle, Alaska Territory. visited by W.H.Collison, C.M.S. 1877. Prior to the establishment of any mission, [...? illegible] 1875 - 1876. Presbyterian. Insert this illustration of Wrangle on Page 77 as marked."
View of town on shore, from above. Boats docked along piers and buildings. Hills visible on either side of water in background.
Handwritten photo captions with arrows pointing to sections of image read: "General Merchandise", "Fort Wrangell Hotel".
Two carved poles stand in front of a wide wooden building. Forest in background.
Printed below image: "OLD KAGAAN TOTEMS, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA".
Map depicts Chilkoot Inlet, Port Chilkoot, Taiya Inlet, Skagway, Tagish Lake, Golden Gate, and Graham Lake.
Alpine Club of Canada's 1967 Yukon Alpine Centennial Expedition, Kluane National Park, Yukon
Partially visible handwritten annotation on verso reads: "Mrs. O.M. Helgerson, Prince Rupert, BC"
A plan produced by Central Planning and Management Consulting LTD.
Original plan for basement floor.
Alpine Club of Canada's 1967 Yukon Alpine Centennial Expedition, Kluane National Park, Yukon
Image depicts the bus depot in Skagway, Alaska (USA).
A second floor plan of a building produced by Central Planning and Management Consulting LTD.
A second floor plan of a building produced by Central Planning and Management Consulting LTD.
Item is a Canadian Pacific Railway "CP Rail" pamphlet for ferry services in British Columbia for the following locations: Vancouver, Nanaimo, Seattle, Victoria, and Port Angeles. Also advertises an "Alaska cruise" on the Princess Patricia from Vancouver to Skagway, with stops at Prince Rupert, Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, and Bartlett Cove.
Image depicts the road to Skagway, Alaska. Possibly located on the Klondike Highway in British Columbia with Tutshi Lake on the left.
Image depicts a pair of mannequins in the second story windows of a building, possibly located in Skagway, Alaska.
Image depicts the road leading to Hyder, which is on the other side of the Alaska-British Columbia border and is just a little south-west of Stewart, B.C.
File contains slides depicting Premier Mine in Hyder, Alaska.
Image depicts one of the main streets, Broadway, in Skagway, Alaska.
Town in a harbour - Alaska (?)
Image depicts a view over a forested, mountainous area and a river somewhere in the area of Skagway, Alaska.
Image depicts the old railroad building in Skagway, Alaska.
Image depicts a view over a forested, mountainous area and a river towards the vicinity of Skagway, Alaska.
Image depicts the original steam engine for the White Pass Train, located in Skagway, Alaska.
File contains slides depicting places around and between Skagway, on the Alaska border, Atlin and Miles Canyon.
This travel scrapbook was created by Jill Singleton to document a trip to Alaska, Yukon, Haida Gwaii, and northern BC. Jill Singleton and Eric Stathers embarked on a 1985 car camping trip using the BC Ferries and Alaska Ferry systems. Includes postcards, ephemera, handwritten notes, pamphlets, issues of local newspapers, and maps. Also includes 37 photographs.
Includes the following:
- "Queen Charlotte Islands Observer" newspaper issue for August 8, 1985
- "A Walking Tour and Business Directory for Queen Charlotte City", June 1985
- "A Walking Tour and Business Directory for Tlell + Port Clements", June 1985
- "A Walking Tour and Business Directory for Skidegate Landing, Skidegate and Sandspit", June 1985
- "A Walking Tour and Business Directory for Masset", June 1985
- "Explorations Q.C.I." pamphlet advertising guiding, outfitting, and touring
- "Sandspit Inn, Queen Charlotte Islands" pamphlet
- "Visit the Queen Charlottes" pamphlet
- Queen Charlotte Islands map, circa 1985
- BC Ferries pamphlet "New in 1985... Inside Passage Day Cruise"
- BC Ferries pamphlet "Tickets and Boarding Information, Inside Passage"
- "Alaska Marine Highway" pamphlet
- "Discover Southeast Alaska, Ketchikan" pamphlet
- "Alaska State Parks" pamphlet/map
- "Tongass National Forest, Alaska" pamphlet/map
- "Alaska Marine Highway Summer Schedule - May 1, 1985 through September 30, 1985" pamphlet
- History leaflet for St. Michael's Cathedral, Sitka, AK
- Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute leaflets, 1984
- Anchorage 1984 Visitors Guide, Anchorage Convention & Visitors Bureau
- "Skagway... some Steps on the Gold Rush Trail... walking Tour of the Historic District - Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park"
- "Skaguay Alaskan" newspaper issue, Vol. VIII, No. 1880 (1985)
- "Klondike Gold Rush" pamphlet for tourists
- "Broadway, Skagway, Alaska" pamphlet
- "S.S. Tutshi, Carcross" pamphlet
- "Moon Watching" pamphlet by BC Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing (1980)
- "Some Insects of Provincial Parks" pamphlet by BC Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing (1980)
- "Stewart, British Columbia - Hyder, Alaska... Your Gateway to Alaska and the Yukon!" pamphlet
- "Stewart-Cassiar Highway 37" map
- "Prince Rupert City Map & Guide" pamphlet
- "Explore Canada's Yellowhead, Western Canada's New Interprovincial Highway" pamphlet (1983)
- "101 Things To Do in Yukon" booklet published by Tourism Yukon (1985)
- "Your Guide to B.C. Ferries' Inside Passage" booklet by British Columbia Ferry Corporation (1985)
- "Port Alberni, British Columbia, Canada" booklet (1981)
Trip itinerary:
- Vancouver, BC
- Nanaimo, BC
- Port Hardy, BC
- Prince Rupert, BC
- Yakoun River, BC
- Haida Gwaii, BC (formerly Queen Charlotte Islands)
- Rennell Sound, BC
- Graham Island, BC
- Queen Charlotte City, BC
- Sandspit, BC
- Prince Rupert, BC
- Ketchikan, AK
- Sitka, AK
- Tenakee Springs, AK
- Juneau, AK
- Skagway, BC
- Carcross, YK
- Atlin, BC
- Telegraph Creek, BC
- Kitwanga, BC
- Prince Rupert, BC
- Prince George, BC
- Lillooet, BC
- Vancouver, BC
Woman stands in front of sign that reads "ALASKA / STEWART 237 km / HYDER AK. 240 km / BEAR GLAC. 201 km". Second sign in background indicates restaurant, convenience store, and service centre. Car, road, and highway can be seen in midground; mountains in background. (This woman is also featured in item 2008.3.1.22.13).
Image depicts a sign, labelled "The White Pass Snow Fleet," which details the history of the fleet; it is located in Skagway, Alaska.
Photograph depicts a ship named "Alaska Prince" at the Northland Pier in Vancouver Harbour.
Image depicts the ferry to Alaska in the port of Prince Rupert, B.C.
Alpine Club of Canada's 1967 Yukon Alpine Centennial Expedition, Kluane National Park, Yukon
File consists of:
- 1948 Canadian National Brochure, Alaska in ’48. Dimensions: [21 x 28 cm]
- 1948 Pamphlet brochure 5 Day Cruise to Ketchikan Alaska. Dimensions: [10 x 22 cm]
- 1948 CNR Grand Trunk Railway letter regarding cruise offerings. Dimensions: [20 x 28 cm]
Image depicts the restored White Pass Snow Plow No.1 in Skagway, Alaska.
Image depicts a small section of the Alaska Highway somewhere near Whitehorse, Y.T. The slide also appears to be labelled "army washing" for unknown reasons.
B.C.-Yukon-Alaska Highway Commission – Map showing Highway Routes to Accompany Preliminary Report on Proposed Highway to Alaska
? January 1940
? Legend includes: 1) Existing Main Highways, 2) Roads in Northern Area, 3) Routes Under Construction.
Photograph album contains 134 snapshots showcasing building activity, equipment, logging, and airplanes in British Columbia and the Yukon, taken during the building of the Alaska Highway in 1942. The photographer is unknown. Many of the photographs depict Fort St. John and Fort Nelson.
Some of the photographs are captioned as follows:
- Looking north at Fort St. John, B.C.
- P.R.A. Bellanea and Army Norseman sea-planes on Charley Lake near Fort St. John, B.C.
- Looking toward outlet of Muncho Lake from Float Plane
- Fort St. John, British Columbia. Canada
- Colonel Ingalls’ bridge across Liard River
- Post Office & Government Telegraph Office
- P.R.A. Camps at Fort St. John, B.C. looking N.E.
- Post Office & Government Telegraph Office - Fort St. John - 1942
- Army Ferry on Peace River near Taylor's Flats
- Looking west on Main Street, Fort St. John, B.C. May - 1942
- Looking southwest across Summit Lake
- Public Roads Administration Headquarters Buildings. Fort St. John, B.C. - April - 1942
- Looking southwest from south bank of Peace River from Old Highway near Taylor Flats, B.C.
- First Army Headquarters - Fort St. John, B.C. - 1942
- Beginnings of Fort Alcan - May 1942 - Fort St. John, B.C.
- Road between 101 and 157
- Other side Muncho Lake
- Big Black Bear
- Liard River, Canada
- Dog Sled. Muskwa River
- Temporary Bridge at Muskwa, B.C.
- Another bridge in British Columbia
- Above Fort Nelson, B.C. White spot in picture is the “moon”
- Mountains N-106
- Coughlin’s equipment at work west of Fort Nelson - Nov. - 1942
- Near Mile Post 175-N descending to shore of Muncho Lake
- First Fairbanks sign erected in Fort St. John. Apr. 1942
- Boat used to cross the Fort Nelson River at Fort Nelson
- Typical P.R.A. Engineers Camp at Mile 84-N
- Fort Alcan - near St. John. British Columbia. “1942.”
- Captain Hinze and Army beachcraft used on Army reconnaissance surveys for Alaska Highway
- Small single motored aircraft used by P.R.A. on Alaska Highway Reconnaissance flights forced down on Gravel Bar on the Laird [sic] River near Mile 313-N
- Near Mile 173-N looking at outlet of Muncho Lake
- Near Mile 145 N. Toad River looking downstream
- Looking southwest at Muncho Lake at Army operations on shore Pioneer Road. First tote road may be seen above.
- Hudson Bay Store at Dease Lake, end of truck portage from Telegraph Creek + Wrangell. Beginning of boat freighting to lower port
- Mile 104 n. Sugarfoot Lake
- Mile 104 N. Sugarfoot Lake
- Looking north from Mile 140 N. at Folding Mountains - approx. 8,000 ft high
- Army forces along Muncho Lake
- Malamute sled dog at Fort Nelson
- P.R.A. location. Engineers’ Camp near Mile 165-N
- Few miles west of Ft. St. John looking downstream at Peace River. Old Fort St. John. Buildings on near shore
- British Columbia Police Plane in Fort Nelson River at Fort Nelson, B.C.
- Few miles west of Fort St. John - Looking across Toad River at Little Folded Mountain near Mile 141
- Looking northwest at P.R.A. an Oakes Camp and Alcan Highway.
- Clouds after a rainstorm over Teslin Lake, Yukon Territory between Watson Lake and Whitehorse.
- Toad River and Big Folded Mountain near Mile 142 N
- Teslin Lake between Watson Lake & Whitehorse Y.K. The lake is 72 miles long
- Whitehorse, Yukon Territory
- Dept. of Transport Ferry on Peace River near Taylor Flats.
- Foothills east of Rocky Mountains between Watson Lake & Whitehorse, Yukon Territory
- Public Roads Administration (P.R.A.) Camp at Whitehorse, Y.K.
- Whitehorse end of the White Pass and Yukon Railway from Skagway, Alaska to Whitehorse, Y.K.
- Husky sled dog. Ft. St. John, B.C.
- Mile 103 N. Looking east at Army Camp at Mile 102 N. - Summit Lake
- Opening of new bridge on Sikanni River
- Peace River Bridge has now replaced this “Ferry” - Fort St. John, B.C
- Muskwa River new Fort Nelson, B.C.
- Bridge across the Muskwa River.
- View of mountains across flat between 101 - and 157
- Plane at Fort Nelson - Ft. Nelson River
- Moose Calves
- Suicide Hill - J 108. Now eliminated from Alaskan Highway
- Road Construction Equipment Center Boom - Bulldozer and Side Boom
- Center Boom. Taken at Water Line
- Early stages of road construction
- Bulldozing for the Highway
- Clearing the tinder for the Highway
- Convoy of trucks on Alaskan Highway
- Repair Camps off Highway
- Mud - Mud - Mud - Mud!
Publication is entitled "The Alaska Panhandle Boundary Dispute" by Hugh Finsten of the Research Branch, Library of Parliament.
File consists of documents relating to the Alaska Highway Commemorative Symposium.
This series consists of the August 1963 edition of Alaska newsletter "News Digest of the Far North" (Vol. 2 No. 8) ; 14 August 1963 newspaper "Jessen's Weekly" ; and the summer 1962 Whitehorse Nugget.
? With suggested highway routes to Alaska.
? Legend includes: 1) Main Highways Constructed, and In Use, 2) Suggested highway to Alaska, 3) Connections.
File consists of documents relating to the Alaska Highway conference in 1992.
Alpine Club of Canada's 1967 Yukon Alpine Centennial Expedition, Kluane National Park, Yukon
? Colorful map of mostly Yukon, BC, AB, and parts of Alaska, Northwest Territories and southern part of the United States.
? Legend, Mileage Tables and notes are printed on a white sheet that is then glued onto the map
? Legend includes: 1) Main Routes shown, 2) Roads Fully or Partially Constructed in B.C. and Yukon, 3) Roads Elsewhere, 4) Airports.
ALASKAN HIGHWAY PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM. British Columbia: N.D. [ca 1945]. 10 1/4" x 13 1/4" in thick green embossed boards, with title (Photographs) in gilt and tied at spine with green cord. Photo album contains 172 original photographs and 27 real photo postcards. Photographs measure 5 3/4" x 3 1/2," with a majority captioned in manuscript. Through these photos one has visual journey of travel on the newly constructed Alaskan Highway through British Columbia and into the Yukon. The travelers set off from Fort Saint John, passing through Fort Nelson, and seeming to go as far as Watson Lake, just across the border into the Yukon Territory. Along the way, they drove through the Trout River Valley, Steamboat Mountain, Muncho Lake, and many other impressive features of the landscape. The final section of images comprise home photos of the family that made the trip and some photos taken earlier.
Shop front in Skagway Alaska, Alpine Club of Canada's 1967 Yukon Alpine Centennial Expedition, Kluane National Park, Yukon
This file consists of 3 copy prints and negatives (some duplicates of 2004.11.1.8) depicting trapping around Fort St. John and the Alaska Highway.
Photograph depicts a passenger steamship on open water, mountains in the background. Handwritten annotation below photograph reads, "S.S. Alameda".
Item is a printed seasonal greeting card. Includes a printed image of an Alaskan Highway view from Dawson Creek and an outline map of the Alaska Highway. Printed card inscription states "Major and Mrs. C.C. Clitheroe Rae Pauline and David Charles Send Greeting and Best Wishes for Christmas 1944 and the New Year 1945".
Alaska/Canada border