Bonaza Basin Showing the Klondyke River From the Workings of Dredge No. 3 To the Yukon River, June 14, 1914 People; Businesses Since 1962 it has housed

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

view of the Dawson Daily News staff in front of the Daily News building on Third Avenue (the street sign appears at the far right of the building)

There is a man seated at the reins and two standing in front

Once home to government offices

Inscription recto: 2109 Camp on Dyea Trail Copyright 1898

Bonaza Basin Showing the Klondyke River From the Workings of Dredge No. 3 To the Yukon River, June 14, 1914 People; Businesses Since 1962 it has housedView of Dredge #3 on the Klondike river. Ogilvie bridge appears at the far right of the image. Inscription recto: Bonaza Basin Showing the Klondyke [sic] River From the Workings of Dredge No. 3 To the Yukon River, Photo June The 14th 1914. Given 1962. 7. 35, it is likely that this is a Jeremiah Doody photograph although no identification is apparent.