Jimmy's Palace of Sweets and Fruit Store, The Largest in Dawson 1914 Mining; Living Conditions; Buildings a campfire is to the

a campfire is to the left of the photo

View of four men travelling down a hill and pulling a sled

" "Louis Pond & Co

Inscription recto: Leaving Dawson for Valdes March 22 - 1901

A studio photograph of a young child wearing woolen clothes standing on a chair

Jimmy's Palace of Sweets and Fruit Store, The Largest in Dawson 1914 Mining; Living Conditions; Buildings a campfire is to theExterior photo of Jimmy's Place. On display in front of the store are boxes of fresh fruit and vegetables. There are a man and woman standing beside the fruit boxes and Jas Oglow (Apple Jimmy), proprietor of the store, is standing to the right of the photo. Jimmy's Place was in the Orpheum Theatre building on Front Street. There are many signs in front of the store. Inscription recto: Jimmy's Palace of Sweets and Fruit Store, The Largest in Dawson 1914