Stories in Issues #13 to
#18
| Stories in Issues #13 to
#18 |
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| Issue No. 13 | |
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• I Married the North (Mountie's Wife, 1940s), by Elizabeth Reid • Hard-Luck Henry, by Robert Service • Coming Out of the Cold (Clinton Creek), by Pete Esser • The Sinking of the Princess Sophia, by Don Sawatsky • Joe Loutchan and Gang, photo by Richard Harrington • More Grab Samples, by R.C. Coutts • Curtis, Gold Rush Photographer, by W.C. Betts • Building the White Pass Railway, Part Two, by W.J. Swanson • The Goldseeker, Part Seven, by Sam Holloway
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| Issue No. 14 | |
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• Lloyd Ryder, bush pilot, by Darrell Hookey • The Big Inch (Quaker Oats cereal box, gold claim promotion), by Dianne Green • Al Kulan (discoverer of Anvil Range mine), prospector, by Jane Gaffin • Northern Roadhouses, by Murray Lundberg • The Spell of the Yukon, by Robert Service • I Married the North, by Elizabeth Reid • More Grab Samples, by R.C. Coutts • The Circle Fly, by Rick Mortimer • Whitehorse, 1951 (photo) • Tensley Johnston, trapper (photo) • Building the White Pass Railway, by W.J. Swanson • The Goldseeker, Part Seven, by Sam Holloway
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| Issue No. 15 | |
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• The Other Historians(Murray Lundberg, Lyall Murdoch, Grant Simpson, Jan Wotton, Chris Caldwell,), by Darrell Hookey • The Jean Gordon Story (of Mayo), by Joyce Hayden • I Married the North, by Elizabeth Reid • Fire in the Yukon (Faro forest fire), by Jane Gaffin • Herschel Island, by Don Sawatsky • A Dog-Puncher on the Yukon, Part One, by A.T. Walden
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| Issue No. 16 | |
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• Judy, My Dog, by Tensley Johnston • The Kathleen Wheeler Story (Dawson City), by Anne Templeman-Kluit • Fur Trade Days (Fort Selkirk, 1930s, photos), by Jim Kirk • Yukon Sean in the North (cheechako, 1999), by Sean McNeely • I Married the North, by Elizabeth Reid • A Dog-Puncher on the Yukon, Part Two, by A.T. Walden
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| Issue No. 17 | |
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• The Northernairs (Bill and Rusty Reid, musicians, 50 years), by Darrell Hookey • Edith Josie, Here Are The News (of Old Crow), by Roxanne Livingstone • This Building Had Big Ears (radar, Cold War), by Jane Gaffin • The Coldest Day (1947), by Dianne Green • Gun-An-Noot fugitive, manhunt, by Don Sawatsky • Alone (survival story), by Bev Wood • In Campbell's Footsteps, by Anton Money • Steamboats (photo) by Anton Money • Will Rogers' Last Ride, by Dick North • A Dog-Puncher on the Yukon, Part Two, by A.T. Walden • Farewell to John Hatch, Yukon photographer
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| Issue No. 18 | |
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• Captain Dick and the Sourtoe (Dick Stevenson and the Sourtoe Cocktail), by Sam Holloway • The Yukon Banker (banking in the 50s & 60s), by John Skelton • Basketball on the Coast (a team plays against Skagway in the 1950s), by Les McLaughlin • North to the Yukon (a modern journey), by Diana D'Amico• Dawson City Childhood (1930s), by John Gould • Marsh Lake Camp (Marsh Lake Lodge, 1949-1950), by Dorothy Stuart • I Married the North (tales of a Mountie's wife), by Elizabeth Reid • You Know You're From the Yukon When... • A Dog-Puncher on the Yukon, Part Four, by A.T. Walden
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