Group of Miners on No. 1 Eldorado Creek, c1899. People; Government Grand Forks appears to be

Grand Forks appears to be in the centre left at the bottom of the hill

Interior view of the old Dawson City Museum located in the Firehall

likely Helen Ogilvie

One of three black and white photographs of Grand Forks

Inscription recto: Copyright applied for by A

Group of Miners on No. 1 Eldorado Creek, c1899. People; Government Grand Forks appears to beA large group of miners posed with their equipment. Many are holding shovels. A portion of the sluice run is visible in the foreground. Note the cordwood in the background. Inscription recto: Group of miners on No. 1 Eldorado Creek Larss & Duclos Photos Dawson Inscription verso: Miners on Claim No. 1, Eldorado, were working the richest placer creek in the world. Jay Whipple, who first staked No. 1, sold out for a trifle. Skiff Mitchell, a lumberman