An Explorer's Guide to Whitehorse, Yukon

    This series of 56 articles was published in The Whitehorse Star between May 11, 1994, and November 22, 1995.

• Wednesday, May 11, 1994: Exploring the origins of street names

• Wednesday, May 18, 1994: Jeckell served government for 44 consecutive years

• Wednesday, May 25, 1994: Taylor: a founding father of Whitehorse

• Wednesday, June 1, 1994: Drury: from tent shop to entrepreneur

• Wednesday, June 8, 1994: Hoge was a well-respected American military officer

• Wednesday, June 15, 1994: Lowe represented city on Yukon Council

• Wednesday, June 22, 1994: Rogers and White Pass had 70-year association

• Wednesday, June 29, 1994: Hawkins: a genius of the Alaskan peaks

• Wednesday, July 6, 1994: Hanson visited the territory only once

• Wednesday, July 13, 1994: Cowley Lambert: another 'boy from England'

• Wednesday, July 20, 1994: Elliot had many roles with the White Pass

• Wednesday, July 27, 1994: Steele: the epitome of a peace maker

• Wednesday, August 10, 1994: Wood: a testament to police toughness

• Wednesday, August 17, 1994: Jarvis helped stem whiskey-runners' tide

• Wednesday, August 24, 1994: Strickland: a man of strong endurance

• Wednesday, August 31, 1994: Alexander Street honors the last British-named Governor-General

• Wednesday, September 7, 1994: Puckett Gulch named after well-known pioneer

• Wednesday, September 14, 1994: Black dominated politics for 40 years

• Wednesday, September 21, 1994: Wheeler: rail president saw oversaw colossal changes

• Wednesday, September 28, 1994: Cook: the legendary pilot

• Wednesday, October 5, 1994: Ogilvie: a forthright surveyor of the Yukon gold fields

• Wednesday, October 12, 1994: Ray partners built first supermarket

• Wednesday, October 26, 1994: Baxter Street was once a ranch

• Wednesday, November 2, 1994: Wickstrom built the road opposite town

• Wednesday, November 9, 1994: Wolf Creek's roads honour Yukon pioneers

• Wednesday, November 16, 1994: Road, mountain honor Francis Harbottle

• Wednesday, November 23, 1994: Ryder family still lives here

• Wednesday, November 30, 1994: Jim Boss: a man of strength, generosity

• Wednesday, December 7, 1994: Hereditary chief George Dawson helped preserve native traditions

• Wednesday, December 28, 1994: Clyde Wann: the father of aviation in the Yukon

• Wednesday, January 4, 1995: T. C. Richards' antics remembered today

• Wednesday, January 11, 1995: Paddy Martin captained the steamer Canadian

• Wednesday, January 18, 1995: Macauley Lodge is named after tramway builder

• Wednesday, January 25, 1995: First cattle arrived over Dalton's trail

• Wednesday, February 1, 1995: Pat Burns began thriving Klondike meat business

• Wednesday, February 8, 1995: Gold rush brought MacPherson north

• Wednesday, February 15, 1995: Captain Marion remembered for his classic jokes

• Wednesday, February 22, 1995: Couch's farm was a favourite for children

• Wednesday, March 1, 1995: Logan, Arkell, Granger, McIntyre: subdivisions share names of mountains

• Wednesday, March 8, 1995: 'Streets' writer to take time out for a short hiatus

• Wednesday, May 3, 1995: Red Stevens was an old time gentleman cowboy

• Wednesday, May 10, 1995: Pringle brothers lived long, adventurous lives

• Wednesday, May 31, 1995: Van Gorder lured by the lust for gold

• Wednesday, June 28, 1995: T. W. O'Brien: a Gold Rush entrepreneur

• Wednesday, July 19, 1995: MacBride: a preserver of history

• Wednesday, July 26, 1995: Al Kulan: a historic prospector

• Wednesday, September 6, 1995: Bert Boyd stayed busy after retirement

• Wednesday, September 13, 1995: Pioneer Owen Williams honored for civic duties

• Wednesday, October 4, 1995: Harveys remembered for community work, politics

• Wednesday, October 25, 1995: Ezekiel Ogilvie: veteran miner had strong family ties

• Wednesday, November 1, 1995: Dawson refused to let disability hamper him

• Wednesday, November 8, 1995: Nansen set out to prove polar theory

• Wednesday, November 15, 1995: Sumanik helped build chalet, get races

• Wednesday, November 22, 1995: Logan: 'the father of geology'