L.E. Robertson Photography Studio, 1901 Routes to the Klondike; Transportation; Animals and sent by the Canadian

and sent by the Canadian government to assist the North West Mounted Police in guarding prisoners

father and toddler on father's lap

Photograph of small log cabin in north Dawson being used as the storefront for L

Inscription: Leaving on S

Scenic view of Lovett Hill at Lovett Gulch

L.E. Robertson Photography Studio, 1901 Routes to the Klondike; Transportation; Animals and sent by the CanadianPhotograph of small log cabin in north Dawson being used as the storefront for L. E. Robertson Photographer. The sign above the door reads: "L. E. Robertson The Photographer Kodak Developing and Finishing Fine Alaska Views and Mining Scenes." Ninth Avenue later became Judge Street. Caption: Headquarters for Photos and Amateur Supplies. Pricest Lowest and Best Work Guaranteed. L. E. Robertson, Photos, Corner Second Avenue and Ninth Street North,