East side of the Stikine River, between the international boundary line and the mouth of the Iskut River 

Glacial stream of the Great Glacier, Stikine River 

Looking west across the moraine of the Stikine River 

Small vegetation at the foot of the Great Glacie, Stikine River 

Looking south, parallel with the Stikine River 

Lunch at the mounted police station perhaps a mile north of the international boundary on the Stikine River, Fred Bronson seated on the kitchen box? Will S. Taylor in oil skins to the right, Guy Carso 

Looking south, parallel with the Stikine River 

Wrangell Island, Alaska 

Cedar and alder trees and elderberry bushes 

Dort running the engine and Harlan Smith steering, Stikine River 

Carved horizontal piece forming the subterranean part of a house 

Looking northeast toward the eulachon fishing village on the north side of Nass River 

View southwest of the first totem pole 

Looking west at the top of the flat at the moraine and foot of the glacier of the Stikine, River 

William Taylor painting the glacier, Stikine, Alaska, August 21, 1909 

Looking northwestward at the eulachon fishing village on the north side of Nass River, several miles above Kincolith, British Columbia, August, 1909 

Looking down the Stikine River from the terminal moraine of the great glacier of the Stikine, Alaska, August 21, 1909 

Dort running the engine and Harlan Smith steering, Stikine River 

Camping for lunch, Alex Vereatt and Guy Carson (near stove), Will S. Taylor (at canoe) and Fred Bronson, with the Haida type canoe owned by Chief Shakes with a Gray gasoline engine and equipment for p 

Looking westward at abandoned mounted police station where customs was collected by the Canadians from those going up the Stikine to the Klondike, August 21, 1909