Hall Young / Whitehorse Public Library / Whitehorse Free Library / Yukon Law Library / Alaska Highway / Tungsten Library / Legion Hall / Arctic Commercial Company Building / I.O.D.E. canteen / Library Services Branch / Whitehorse General Hospital building / Standard Library Restaurant / Standard Operating Library / Mayo Circulating Library / Yukon Regional Library / Carnegie Library / Elsa Library / Yukon College / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / law library / record management services / weary miner / media formats / library services / insurance settlement / media resources / /
NaturalFeature
Destruction Bay / Ross River / Beaver Creek / Canyon Creek / Watson Lake / Swift River / /
Organization
Yukon Chapter of the I.O.D.E. / Anglican Church / I.O.D.E. / Dawson Free Library Association / Department of Heritage / Yukon College / Department of Education / Department of Heritage and Cultural Resources / Melinda Gates Foundation / B.C. Public Library Commission / Indian Day School / Department of Government Services / Whitehorse General Hospital / Community Development Division / St. Andrew’s United Church / Yukon Council / Department of Community Services / /
Person
William Horkan / George Black / G.R. Cameron / Andrew Carnegie / Brooks Brook / Grant / McDonald / Ross River / Bette Colyer / Garth Graham / Harold Nelson / /
Yukon Public Libraries History Did you know that there have been libraries in the Yukon since Gold Rush days? During the Klondike Gold Rush, there were reading rooms in tents and log buildings in Conrad and Grand Forks. Free or subscription