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Clarke (possibly schoolteacher in Grand Forks) 6
near Tanana Station
Tailings piles and a flume are visible in foreground with a community in background
Inscription recto: Sunset on Fifty Mile River
Inscription verso: Esquimaux Cabin at St Michaels Sep 29/99 Made of driftwood
Charles and Sarah Stewart, 1923. People; Animals; Businesses Clarke (possibly schoolteacher in GrandBlack and white view of two First Nations individuals and a dog. Both are dressed for cold weather. Inscription verso: Sarah Stewart and her brother Charles. Taken in 1923, Charles died soon after of Tuberculosis, a common disease among northern Indians. Sarah, now married to the Reverend James Simon, served the Dawson City parish during the winter of 1965 66. Mr. and Mrs. Simon now live in Fort McPherson. Inscription verso: Kenneth Stewart (d) and
