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Colour Ektachrome 35mm slide depicts an unidentified man standing on an overland train. The words "United" and "US Army" are visible on side of the train.

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B&W print depicts Dr. Robert Franks and an unknown man standing next to a car. There is a building in the background that has a sign that says: "Central Hotel".
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B&W print depicts Dr. Irving Snider wearing a suit and posing for the camera.
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B&W print depicts Dr. Irving Snider with a dog sled with several dogs in front of him. There is writing on the back of the image but it is illegible due to the black backing.

B&W print depicts a dirt road with houses along the right side of the image. There is an unknown man in the centre of the image who has a dog on a rope. There are unknown people on the right of the image standing near a car and dogs.

B&W print depicts Dr. Irving Snider and Dr. Robert Franks looking to the right of the image. There is a boat in the background.
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B&W print depicts Dr. Irving Snider and an unknown man posing on a hill holding onto wires. "Dawson, Y.T." is written on the bottom of the image.
Note: colour adjusted on jpg.

B&W print depicts Dr. Irving Snider posing for the camera wearing a baseball uniform including wearing a baseball glove on his hand. "Dawson Baseball Team Fielder - 30's" is written on the back of the image.

B&W print depicts Dr. Robert Franks, Dr. Snider's partner, posing on a bridge. On the back of the image is written: "Franks [?] Bridge Dawson". The name of the bridge is illegible.

Film depicts an a flight trip through the Yukon. The trip was part of an official police and Indian Department inspection of the Yukon. The trip was under the supervision of Major Sandy-Wunsch of the RCMP. It was a 200 mile flight, with twelve stops. Medical and dental attention were given to the native communities visited by Dr. Duncan and Dr. Snider. The film depicts aerial shots of the Yukon and film of native communities.