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Berton House + My Favorites
Originally built in 1901, author Pierre Berton grew up in this house. Today it has been completely renovated and now serves as a private retreat for Canadian writers.
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Steamer Keno + My Favorites
One of the last sternwheelers to travel the Stewart and Yukon River. Year round viewing. Address: Front St. | Dawson, YT Tel: 1 867 993-7200
Dredge No.4 National Historic Site + My Favorites
The largest dredge on the continent. The Klondike Valley was ripped apart by the dredge's powerful buckets. A graphic depiction of the past. Address: 12.3 km (7.8 miles) up Bonanza Creek Road | Dawson City, YT Tel: 1 867 993-7200
Comissioner's Residence + My Favorites
Visit the former home of Yukon's Comissioner. The home is a materpiece of heritage restoration, displaying the 1912-1916 era. Tours available from June to late August. Tel: 1 867 993-7200
Robert Service Cabin + My Favorites
Famous Yukon bard who wrote such classics as "The Creamation of Sam McGee" and "The Shooting of Dan McGrew". Open mid-May to September. Address: 8th Ave. Tel: 1 867 993-7200
Discovery Claim + My Favorites
Marked by a National Historic Sites cairn, this spot on Bonanza Creek was where the Klondike Gold Rush was born. In 1896, George Carmack, Skookum Jim and Tagish Charlie found gold here, their discovery sparking a flood of gold-seekers into the Klondike. This site, approximately 18 km along Bonanza Creek from Dawson City, is the Klondike's original gold claim. Address: | Dawson City, YT Tel: 1 867 993-7200
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Home of the famous American author who wrote "White Fang" and "Call of the Wild". Daily tours and activities. Open 10am to 6pm, May 24 to September 18. Address: 8th Ave. and 1st St., Box 389V | Dawson, YT | Y0B 1G0 Tel: 1 867 993-5575
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Palace Grand Theatre + My Favorites
Original building constructed by Arizona Charlie Meadows. See the reconstructed theatre and relive the time of 1899. Tours available from June to late August. Tel: 1 867 993-7200
1901 Post Office + My Favorites
Historic post office. Mail can be dropped off and stamps purchased. Address: 3rd Ave and King St. | Dawson, YT Tel: 1 867 993-7200
Bear Creek - Gold Room + My Favorites
62-acre shop complex and community which supported the Klondike gold days up until 1966. Open June to late August. Tel: 1 867 993-7200
Harrington's Store + My Favorites
A "Dawson as They Saw It" photo exhibit. See the Gold-Rush through the eyes of those who were there. Unique and unforgettable photographs. Open from June to late August. Address: 3rd Ave. and Princess St. | Dawson, YT Tel: 1 867 993-7200
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Learn about the heritage and culture of the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in people, a First Nation group based in Dawson City. Guided tours are available including dance performances, cultural demonstrations and audiovisual presentations. Guests can visit the gift shop and purchase Aboriginal art and crafts. Located across from the Visitor Information Centre. Address: Downtown | Dawson City, YT Tel: 1 867 993-6768
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