Sign for Lowe's Fraction, cAugust 1976. Please Select Usage:Publication including Video Use Black and white photograph of

Black and white photograph of eight boys wearing baseball uniforms bearing the initials C

Inscription recto: Sills laid for Flume around Bluff Gulch

Ann left after 65 years of service in Dawson

The members of this contingent are gathered on the steps of the Territorial Administration Building

Inscription recto: Standard IV

Sign for Lowe's Fraction, cAugust 1976. Please Select Usage:Publication including Video Use Black and white photograph ofColour view of the sign for Lowe's Fraction. The sign reads: A pie shaped piece of ground 78 feet at the widest side, left over from when Bonanza Creek was surveyed by William Ogilvie in 1897, was staked by Dick Lowe, his chainman, who reluctantly sunk a shaft finding $500,000 in gold. The richest single piece of ground in the Klondike. Caption: Bonanza Creek