First Stores, Dawson, 1898. Routes to the Klondike; Living Conditions; Animals The photographer is unidentified

The photographer is unidentified

Portrait of First Nations child holding bouquet of flowers

the Selkirk

Since 1962 it has housed the Dawson City Museum and continues to provide office space for the Department of the Environment and Justice

reads: "PHILLIP B

First Stores, Dawson, 1898. Routes to the Klondike; Living Conditions; Animals The photographer is unidentifiedBlack and white view of Front Street which shows three buildings and a partial view of a fourth. From left to right are "Madame Rousseau from Paris Dressmaker and Milliner"; New York Store Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods (both appear on the same building); "Fresh Oysters and Lunch Cigars . Tobacco A. C. Armstrong, A. H. Stiens (?)" and "Great Northern Hotel, Clean Beds at all hours Price 50 [illegible]. Inscription recto: First Stores Dawson 1898,