Black and white image. A man with his back to the camera is carrying a pack loaded with mining supplies. The supplies include a shovel, large pan, small pan, and a pick axe. He is holding a coffeepot in his left hand. Tree stumps and rocks are visible around him, with pine trees in the distance in front of him.
Black and white image. A totem pole with five separate animals stands in front of a small two storey, light colored house. A set of stairs leads up the brush-covered hillside to the open doorway of the house. Fir trees are visible in the background behind the house.
Black and white image. The Hartshorn family is on a dog sled on a frozen lake or river. Three dogs are sitting and waiting to pull the sled. Florence and Hazel are seated in the sled, while Albert stands behind the sled. Two stern wheelers are tied to each other behind the family. A few trees are visible next to the stern wheelers. Snow is visible all around the family and the stern wheelers.
Black and white image. Two scows with large, square sails, floating on the Yukon River, carrying passengers and supplies. There are mountains in the background, along the shore lines. Miners frequently took boats from Bennett, British Columbia to the mine fields near Dawson in the Yukon Territory.
Black and white image. View of a snow-capped mountain range with a cloud-filled sky above. A river or lake is partially visible on the right. Hills covered with trees are in the foreground.
Black and white image. Three men in a camp with long cut boards balanced between a mule and one of the men. There is blacksmithing equipment in the background behind the men, next to a white canvas tent. There are tree stumps in the foreground of the photograph, and pine trees in the background.
Black and white image. Six mules are transporting wooden cages with fowl inside. Two men on horseback are near the mules. The land around the mules and horses has several tree stumps and large rocks. There is a line of pine trees in the background, with a large snow capped mountain behind the trees.
