From Dawson City to Nome to New York, c1919. Mining; Animals The typeset caption below reads:

The typeset caption below reads: "Second Avenue

Black and white card mounted view of a wall tent with an elaborate tripod for drying attached to the face of the tent

Photograph of a baby lying on stomach looking at the camera

one building north of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

Sixth print in a series of dredge constuction showing the stern area of the hull and first deck

From Dawson City to Nome to New York, c1919. Mining; Animals The typeset caption below reads:Black and white view of two small planes and a partial view of a third with several people surrounding. Caption: (1) and (3) New York to Nome Airplanes a "hedge hopping" cross country flight about 1919 or 1920. The first planes we had ever seen. They landed in a cow pasture in West Dawson. Note hay bales for field markers. The planes "hedge hopped" from Dawson to Nome and then all the way back to New York,. It must be remembered that there was no