Sternwheeler Will H. Isom, c1905 Transportation; Buildings; Government Also visible are a steam

Also visible are a steam crane and a Porter locomotive

Candid portrait of a man and two women standing on a rock in the river

Field and a native man standing in front of conical tents in the Sergeants' Mess and Barracks yard with the Commissioner's Residence in the background

with flume and sluice runs

Dawson photo taken from the west side of the Yukon River

Sternwheeler Will H. Isom, c1905 Transportation; Buildings; Government Also visible are a steamblack and white view of the sternwheeler Will H. Isom on the river. An advertisement for Anderson Wallpaper, Paints is high on the hill in the background. The boat rides low in the water and passengers can be seen on the decks. The Will. H. Isom was 983 tons and was built in Ballard in 1901 by the North American Trading & Transportation Company (NAT&TCo) The Isom was a palatial steamer with hand painted panels on state room doors, gingerbread trim on