Yukon Historical and Museums Association

09/15/2026

08/17/2026

Ever wonder about the moose on that one building? If you have ever been to Whitehorse, you know which building I am referring to. Swing by the Widdershin House, stop by for a pint, and see why this wandering old log cabin has become one of Whitehorse's most charming little legends

08/13/2026

The SS Klondike remains closed, but you can now see the restored lifeboat 4 at the Yukon Transportation Museum!

08/11/2026

Reminder! Dawson City Snapshot Social is happening on Thursday, August 13th 5 pm ahead of Discovery Day weekend.

A reminder that August's Snapshot Social is a bit earlier than usual in anticipation of Discovery Day weekend. Join us on Thursday, August 13th at 5pm for some snapshots of mud (bog) - mining - mirth (read: parades!) - among others. All welcome!

08/10/2026

Step inside Whitehorse history at the Burns Building on Main Street. Built for Yukon’s early cattle trade and rebuilt after fire, this old timber landmark still stands ready to welcome visitors and tell its story from the inside out.

08/03/2026

This week's historic building is the 98 Hotel. Stop by for a spell of that good ole Yukon life. Building Location: 110 Wood Street

07/30/2026

Historic Places Days is running for one more week! Join us at the Old Log Church Museum from Monday to Friday to get a chance to interact with our temporary exhibit on First Nations ministers. Learn about the legacy of Chrisitan Leaders in First Nations communities and try your hand at translation using the Takudh Grammar and Dictionary. This exhibit will only be on display for one more week, so come see it while you can!

07/27/2026

Historic Building of the Week: Cyr House!

Raised on Wood Street in 1907, the Cyr House began as a hand-built gift from the Cyr brothers to the McGees. More than a century later, it still carries the weight of the people who passed through its doors - teachers, cooks, travellers, and families who shaped everyday life in early Whitehorse.

Since 1998, it has been used as a Bed & Breakfast called Historical Guest House!