Hidden History: Black History of the Yukon is presented by the Yukon Archives in Whitehorse, Yukon. The Yukon Archives is part of the Cultural Services Branch of the Department of Tourism and Culture, Government of Yukon.
The content for this web exhibit is based on a three panel hard copy display entitled Hidden History: Black History of the Yukon which was produced in 2006 by the Yukon Archives, the Yukon Human Rights Commission and the Yukon Status of Women Council. The display is available for circulation in the Yukon by contacting the Yukon Archives at the phone number listed to the right.
Credits
Content
Yukon Archives
Peggy D'Orsay
Yukon Status of Women Council
Charlotte Hrenchuk
Yukon Human Rights Commission
Lillian Nakamura-Maguire
Exhibit research and design
Patricia Halladay Graphic Design
Website design and programming
French translation
French Language Services Directorate,
Government of Yukon
(Above)
Lillian Mabel Taylor was a resident of Livingstone Creek and Whitehorse from 1902 - 1913. She worked as a cook and laundress, probably at the roadhouse, and also owned mining claims.
Yukon Archives, Eva Stehelin collection, 2002/53 #1
Contact
Yukon Archives
Box 2703
Whitehorse, Yukon, Y1A 2C6
Phone: 867-667-5321
Fax: 867-393-6253
Toll-free (Yukon only): 1-800-661-0408 ext. 5321
Website: www.yukonarchives.ca
Email: yukon.archives@gov.yk.ca
Copyright
This virtual exhibit may be used solely for the purpose of research or private study, and must not be used for any other purposes without the authorization of the copyright owner.
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