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              3 Archival description results for Yukon Territory

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              Yukon Dog Mushers Association fonds
              CA YCNYA YUK-978 · Fonds · 1973 - ?
              The fonds consists of the administrative and race records of the Yukon Dog Mushers Association. There are four series: Correspondence; Minutes and By-laws; Financial Records; and Race Records. Yukon Dog Mushers Association
              Aaron Moulton fonds
              CA YCNYA YUK-617 · Fonds · 1897 - 1898
              The fonds consists of copies of four hand-written (and transcribed) letters Aaron Moulton wrote to his wife and children during the year he spent in the Yukon's Klondike from 1897-1898. Also included is a list of people mentioned in Aaron Moulton's letters. Moulton, Aaron
              A. Richard King fonds
              CA YCNYA YUK-12 · Fonds · Copied 2007 (originally created 1963-1964)
              The fonds consists of copy prints of photographs taken by Chooutla (Carcross) Residential School teacher A. Richard King of his students and their school life in and around Carcross, Yukon. Subjects include Mr. King, Principal Lawson, Vice-Principal Walters, supervisors Miss Fennell, Miss Barstow and Beverly Bear, the school, tobogganing, and games and activities during Winter Carnival Days and Sports Day. Also included are images of the Matthew Watson General Store and tourists waiting to board the White Pass and Yukon Route (WP&YR) train at the Carcross station. Many of the students in the photographs are identified including Helen Malcolm, Dorothy Johnnie, Judy Hager, Vivian Smith, Velma Silas, Ben Johnson, Nancy Tizya, Virginia Simon and Ann Smith. King, A. Richard, 1919-2005