
Old Firehall

Old Firehall

Old Firehall

Old Firehall
Old Firehall
Historical Sources Location
Historical Sources Location
YHMA file:
--interviews with: Bud Harbottle, Jack MacDonald, John Scott, Fred Blaker, Laurent Cyr, Lloyd Ryder, Ken Steele.
--Acc. #Y039, Historic Buildings of Whitehorse, Yukon Historical & Museum's Association, 1980, text & photographs
--text from 1979 photo display
--report by B.C. Underwriters' Association 1948 re: pump house
--18 frames of b&w negatives, 1979, credit D. Peacock
Daily Alaskan, Skagway:
--1905-05-23 "fire broke out this morning in the barber shop in the rear of the Windsor Hotel"
Yukon Archives:
--photo #5650 Scharschmidt collection--shows firehall still standing after 1905 fire
--photo #5710--rebuilt firehall and new train station
--photo #3180--first firehall from south
--photo #4103 (1909) --'Reception of Earl Grey, Governor General of Canada'
--photo #605 Public Archives of Canada collection--firehall and train station