Paradise Alley, c1898. Routes to the Klondike; Buildings; People " "Pabst Milwaukee" is advertised

" "Pabst Milwaukee" is advertised on the front of one of the log cabins

Gerald Isaac outside Dawson residence

Colour photograph of Dawson taken from the Dome in late summer

Photograph of man dressed in winter parka with a rifle

Paradise Alley, c1898. Routes to the Klondike; Buildings; People " "Pabst Milwaukee" is advertisedBlack and white view of Paradise Alley; a succession of small cabins, known as cribs for the prostitutes in Dawson City. Three women are visible. Paradise Alley was located behind Second Avenue in Dawson City until the women were forced to move to Klondike City (Lousetown). Inscription recto: Larss & Duclos Photos Dawson Y. T. Midnight Hour Oshiwara, or 'White Chapel' of Dawson Inscription verso: University of Washington."