B&W print depicts the boat Caska with people on the deck. On the back of the image is written: "S[tea]mer Caska between Whitehorse & Dawson 1937". The middle three letters of the first word are difficult to read. There are five images in this series.
Note: colour adjusted on jpg.

B&W print depicts a steamship stuck in snow with snowy mountains in the background.

B&W print depicts the stern of the Dawson steamship.
Note: colour adjusted on jpg.

B&W print depicts the Whitehorse steamship leaving Dawson. "Str "Whitehorse" leaving Dawson with 90 Passengers July 14th, 1926" is written in white ink on the image. "Drs. Franks & Snider" is written in black ink with an arrow pointing to them on the front deck. This image is a postcard and has writing on the back that is illegible due to the black backing. Other copies available; see PastPerfect for details.

B&W print depicts the boat Caska with people on the deck likely somewhere between Whitehorse and Dawson. This information was taken from another image in this five image series.

B&W print depicts two steam ships. There is writing on the back which is illegible due to the black backing.

Film depicts a trip by boat, likely from Vancouver to Dawson. One of the boats taken was the Princess Louise. The film depicts various shots of the ocean, river, and other boats along the trip, and well as the scenery between Vancouver and Dawson.

Film depicts various shots of Dawson and its community members. The film also shows some gold panning, and women's softball team game.

Film depicts various city and scenery shots of what appears to be the Yukon. Phyliss Snider is visible in much of the footage.

Film depicts various shots of the Yukon (likely Dawson City), mining and panning shots, and shots of a parade followed by what appears to be a town fair. There are also shots of people playing on the beach, husky puppies, aerial shots of the Yukon, and footage of the Town of Mayo.