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Wharves Damaged by Ice, 1924. People; Mining; Organizations Photograph of a man in

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Photograph of a man in the process of diving into the Klondike River

Gerwazic standing behind Terry Clarke with Bill and Fran Hakonson (from left to right)

Two men are working in the sluice run

The front three girls are holding up a Union Jack flag

this is likely a formation of sand and may be related to a quarry or to silver mining (Mayo and Keno) but is unlikely to be related to gold mining

Wharves Damaged by Ice, 1924. People; Mining; Organizations Photograph of a man inPhotograph of wharves damaged by ice on the Dawson City waterfront. Inscription verso: Damage by ice to wharfs Dawson waterfront Spring 1924.

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