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Steamboat PROSPECTOR and three scows on the Yukon River, Yukon Territory, 1901.
Title
Steamboat
PROSPECTOR
and
three
scows
on the
Yukon
River
,
Yukon
Territory
,
1901.
Photographer
Unknown
Date
1901
Notes
Caption
on
image:
"The
Prospector
turning
with
scows
in
Fifty
Mile
River"
Fifty
Mile
River
is
the
portion
of the
Yukon
River
between
Lake
Marsh
and
Lake
LaBerge.
PH
Coll
246.43
[Meed
journal:
"Steamer
"Prospector"
in
50
Mile
River
just
below
White
Horse
,
Yukon.
The
3
scows
or
barges
are
lashed
firmly
to the
bow
of the
boat
and
pushed
ahead.
A
loose
towline
is
never
used
in
river
operations
, as
bends
in the
channel
are
often
very
short
and
sharp
, and
all
risks
of
damage
to the
stern-paddle
wheeler
must
be
avoided.
The
cargo
on this
trip
was
beef-cattle
below
and
sheep
on a
raised
platform
above
them."]
Subjects (LCTGM)
Steamboats--Yukon
Rivers--Yukon
Subjects (LCSH)
Prospector (Stern wheeler)
Fifty Mile River (Yukon)
Yukon River (Yukon and Alaska)
Freight and freightage--Yukon
Scows--Yukon
Location depicted
Canada--Yukon
Territory
Digital Collection
William E. Meed Collection
Order Number
MEE163
Ordering Information
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Please cite the Order Number when ordering.
Repository
University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections Division
Repository Collection
William E. Meed Photograph Collection. PH Coll 246
Repository Collection Guide
To view the finding aid for this collection see:
http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcoll/findaids/docs/photosgraphics/MeedWilliamPHColl246.xml
Object Type
Photograph
Digital Reproduction Information
Scanned from a photographic print using a Microtek Scanmaker 9600XL at 72 dpi in JPEG format at compression rate 3. 5/1998.
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