Interior, Upper Bonanza Dam, c1910 Routes to the Klondike; People; Government 1914 Mouth of Labbe Slough

1914 Mouth of Labbe Slough Easter'ly end Lot

A horizontal black and white photographic print of a young woman leaning out of a partially constructed building Ð no roof or windows

Close-up view of the two government ferries on Front Street surrounded by water and ice

Inscription recto: Making Winter Roads with Snow Plow

Photograph of four boats

Interior, Upper Bonanza Dam, c1910 Routes to the Klondike; People; Government 1914 Mouth of Labbe SloughInterior view of Upper Bonanza Dam. Trestle is visible on the left. This trestle came out halfway across the dam and was used to operate gate controls. When full the dam would hold over three and one half million gallons of water and up to 2,000 miner's inches (about 3,000 cubic feet per minute) could be delivered to the White Channel Gravels above Grand Forks by flume and ditchline built on the hillside above the creek. See 1984. 234. 187, view from