Page 18 - Dawson City Guide

CHURCHES
DAWSON COMMUNITY CHAPEL 51
A MEMBER OF THE EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH OF CANADA
Sunday Service 11:00 am
Food Bank Tuesday 12:00-2:00 pm
www.dawsoncommunitychapel.net
[email protected]
1254 Fifth Ave...................(867) 993-5507
ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 44
Daily Mass: Mon-Sat 5:00pm, Sun 10:30am
Adoration: Fri 4:30pm. • Beautifully
restored • Photo exhibit
Corner of 5th Ave & King St Box 277, Y0B 1G0
Confessions by appointment.....993-5361
ST. PAUL’S ANGLICAN (EPISCOPAL) CHURCH 7
Visit the historically restored 1902 Church.
Sunday Service 10:30 am.
Weekly special events year-round.
Corner of Front & Church St......993-5381
CULTURAL CENTRES
Above Freezing (867) 689-0257
Below Freezing (867) 689-7777
Find us on facebook
Open Daily, May to September
on Front Street
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DÄNOJĄ’ ZHO CULTURAL CENTRE 2
Gift Shop • Exhibits and Gallery
Programs • Films • Events
Front & York St. ... (867) 993-7100 ext. 500
See our ad on page 11
KLONDIKE INSTITUTE OF ART & CULTURE 26
KIAC is Dawson’s hub for art, music,
theatre, film, & more. Please refer to
KIAC.ca for ODD Gallery, KIAC office
hours and Full event schedule.
902 Second Ave. ........................993-5005
See our ad on page 6
EDUCATION
[email protected]
dancingmoose.ca
YUKON UNIVERSITY 40
Tr’odëk Hätr’unohtän Zho Campus
[email protected]
982-3rd Ave...............................993-8800
GIFT SHOPS
DANCING MOOSE, THE 16
Features Yukon made Arts & Souvenirs
• Clothing • Handcrafted Jewellery
Yukon Art Shirts Printed in Dawson City!
Front St.(867) 689-0257 or 689-7777 (winter)
See our ad on this page
DAWSON CITY MUSEUM 48
Open daily from 10 am to 5 pm. ..993-5291
See our ad on the inside back cover
FORTYMILE GOLD WORKSHOP/STUDIO 36
Goldsmith, Mammoth Ivory, Beads,
Local Art, Raw Gold & Mining Claims
3rd Ave & York St.......................993-5690
AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE!
See our ad on page 23
GOLD RUSH CAMPGROUND RV PARK 43
5th Ave & York St ......................993-4543
See our ad on the opposite page
GIFT SHOPS CONT’D PG 16
THEN THEN Early Early Mining Days Mining Days
A cubic yard of gravel had to have
at least $2.50 worth of gold in it
to be sluiced to pay for labour,
before meeting other costs.
Shown to the left is a typical
rocker operation during the
early days of the Klondike.
Some operations had as
many as eight rockers
working. One rocker could
probably wash 20-25 cubic
yards in a ten-hour day.
14 Photo: MacBride Museum of Yukon History collection, 1989-5-1-113