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SS Klondike II
SS Klondike II National Historic Site on the Yukon River, Whitehorse, Yukon Territories. The SS Klondike was the largest of the sternwheelers of the British Yukon Navigation Company that moved freight up the shallow Yukon River between Whitehorse and Dawson City between 1921 and 1950. The first boat, Klondike I, ran aground in 1936 and was canabalized to build Klondike II in 1937. She was retired in 1950 with the completion of a highway between the two cities. The ship was moved to its present location by the Yukon River in Whitehorse in 1967 after a spell as a cruise ship for tourists and is now fully restored as a National Historic Site of Canada.
sternwheelerSS Klondike IINational Historic SiteWhitehorseYukon RiverYukon Territories
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johnchapmanphotographer
on December 7, 2016Hi Terry, this is SUPERB.
Gene Hyder
on December 7, 2016Great shot. I did see the cat video.
Janet McQueen
on December 6, 2016Excellent shot of this grand old ship... I love the clarity & the crispness!
KDP450
on December 6, 2016Nice find. Great old vessel well captured.
johnchapmanphotographer
on December 6, 2016Hi Terry, this is Great.
Howard's Photography
on December 6, 2016Nice shot of the SS Klondike II!
TruImages
on December 6, 2016Beautiful!
Lgood
on December 6, 2016Wow, what a great old boat! I love that the white of the boat complements the white of the snow. We didn't see this old beauty while we were there.
Byron Fair Photography
on December 5, 2016What a beautiful boat. Very nice it is fully restored thank you for the great info.
fotoeffects
on December 5, 2016Outstanding capture!