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The collection consists of one original photograph of Robert Service in front of his Dawson City, Yukon cabin, taken by A.J. Gillis, and three copy prints of William and George Noble.

The collection consists of copy negs. and prints from some of the glass plate negatives and photographs taken by Barley, Eric Hegg and other photographers held in the Sincic collection at the Alaska Historical Library, Juneau. The photographs show Skagway, Dyea, other areas of Alaska, and White Pass and Yukon Route (WP&YR) trains, ca. 1898-1910.

The collection consists of the report "Risk Analysis and Engineering Report for Government of the Yukon Territory", published in 1968 and the photographs which were removed from the report for preservation. The photographs are of schools and teacherages in Whitehorse.

The collection consists of photocopies of the "Register of Pupils of St. Mary's Public School" in Dawson City for the following years: 1949-1951 (grades 1-7); 1955-1957 (grades 1 and 2); 1955-1957 (grades 3-8); miscellaneous reports - Amounts Paid by Governments of Yukon Territory to St. Mary's School, Dawson, 1903-1913, 1951; "Ecole Ste. Marie, Dawson" - copy of Report made to Mother M. Melanie, Provincial of Sisters of St. Anne on Jan. 13, 1917. The collection also consists of photocopies of various reports on the Catholic Church in the Yukon, focusing mainly on Dawson City.

The collection consists of photographs from the album of Sue Van Bibber depicting daily life at Burwash Landing and Klukshu, Yukon including family groupings, dog sleds and neighbours (Jacquot family).

The collection consists of photographs taken by official U.S. Army photographers of the Alaska Highway construction between Dawson Creek and Fort St. John. The photographs primarily depict views of equipment, roads and bridges.

The collection consists of images of elders from the Tr'ondek Hwech'in Han First Nation in Dawson City, Yukon. The majority of photographs were taken during the 1970s and all individuals are identified.

The collection consists of microfilmed Returns from U.S. Military Posts: 1) Dyea, Alaska February 1898 - June 1998, 2) Skagway, Alaska February 1898 - September 1904, 3) Fort Egbert, Alaska, June 1899 - August 1911 (93/44). Also included are 32 photographs depicting various aspects of the construction of the Alaska Highway in British Columbia and the Yukon in 1942. There are views of bridge construction, equipment, men at work, a church service held for the construction workers, the effects of mosquito and black fly bites, and Main Street in Whitehorse, Yukon (87/28).

The collection consists of copy prints of the Yukon from 1895 to 1948 taken by professional and amateur photographers such as E. A. Hegg, Larss & Duclos, Kinsey and Kinsey, F. N. Nowell, Anton Vogee, Cantwell, C. W. Faulkner, Darms, and Goetzman. Scenes include Dawson City streets, river front, businesses, residences, government buildings, and celebrations, miners and mining activities on Bonanza Creek, Eldorado, Dominion, Gold Run, and Last Chance Creeks, First Nations people and activities at New Rampart House (1913-1917), sternwheelers, Caribou Village, Bennett, Skagway and Yukon Order of Pioneers (YOOP).

The collection consists of material collected by the Johnsons, including a photograph of Vic Johnson taken on June 17, 1948. The original was made into a tourist postcard. There is also a copy of a hand-coloured photograph of Johnson, sitting on the first tractor ever brought to Watson Lake, in 1939. The collection also includes an original letter sent to Vic Johnson in 1938 from G.W.G. McConachie regarding establishing a radio station at Watson Lake. There are newspapers from the 1960s: "Northern Light", 1961-1962; "The Watson Laker", Oct. 7, 1964; "Fort Nelson News", Dec. 24, 1963.