The Smith House is a municipally designated site consisting of a single story wood frame building and lot situated at 3128 Third Ave on the corner of Wood Street and Third Avenue in downtown Whitehorse, Yukon.
The Casey Car House is a municipally designated site consisting of a small single-storey wood-frame building and its footprint. It is located adjacent to the White Pass...
The Old Fire Hall is a municipally designated site at 1105 Front Street in Whitehorse, Yukon. It consists of a two-storey wood-frame cube, single storey addition and varied width buffer of land surrounding the footprint of the building. It is...
The White Pass and Yukon Route Depot is a municipally designated historic site consisting of a two story building and land located on First Avenue, at the foot of Main Street on the Yukon River waterfront in downtown Whitehorse.
The site is an underwater archaeological site, consisting of the remains of a 1897-98 sternwheel-driven steamboat and its contents, lying on the bed of Lake Laberge 200 meters from Goddard Point
The Yukon Sawmill Company office and machine shop building was constructed in 1900 and is a two-story wood frame building situated on the northeast corner lot at Duke St and Front Street in Dawson City, Yukon.
The Mabel McIntyre House is a territorially designated historic site that is a one-storey 16' x 25' log cabin with shed attachment and the partial lots that it sits on. In the centre of the Village of Mayo's historic downtown.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce National Historic Site of Canada is located on the riverfront in Dawson City, Yukon. It is a handsomely designed, two-storey wood structure of native spruce with ornamental pressed metal fronts sanded and painted to...
The P. Denhardt Cabin site consists of a one-storey log cabin, a frame outhouse and a shed, situated on a double lot on the Third Avenue extension in the North End Heritage Character Area of Dawson City.
The Telegraph Office consists of a one and a half storey log building and footprint located at 1124 First Avenue at the MacBride Museum of Yukon History in downtown Whitehorse.