https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/historical-sites daily 0.75 2026-09-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/f90ff306-1536-408a-8123-97859e815580/20006_4301331051470_315402232_n.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/8f5a578e-9954-4390-b01d-581fb8b22c54/D041C8EC-31C1-408C-A09B-401F1F18DF80_1_105_c.jpeg https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/historical-sites/blog-post-title-four-t7m37-4k6sh-90cMw monthly 0.5 2026-09-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/52df173b-c483-4ec7-8ab6-1b41197472f5/E94F2692-E571-464B-98D3-2789486DB69F.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat - Make it stand out The AHS Mystery Boat rests on Trainor Avenue between First and Second Street. For more information, see Atlin Walking Tour. https://online.fliphtml5.com/vyvmb/frml/#p=1 Photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/b4994df4-654f-4c99-9778-7147ac6a7977/E4B18484-F1AE-43DB-8A53-733D4888DE36_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat - “Dick Dunlop was the owner of the boat. Dick was a millwright (sawmill) on Taku Arm. (Source Win Acheson). He married Helen Louisa Solis in Atlin in 1907. Pictures of the boat were found in Ernie and Vickie Clarke’s photo collection.” -KF The cabin wraps around and has small windows - even the front window is fairly small. The cabin superstructure has changed several times over the lifetime of the boat. The boat length is about 17 ft https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/a08b7104-1adb-4bcf-80ba-488087ff5517/DE8457BB-6B26-4196-A4E4-8C37FB87A8AB_1_105_c.jpg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat The Mystery Boat belonged to Dick Dunlop. We still don’t have a name for her. The boat rested in the back corner of the Museum Yard for many years. It was unnoticed and unnamed. In 2023, it was re-located to nearby Trainor Avenue. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/2e82b4c6-1718-48f9-9bf1-4e384358dcd9/1F7E3DB8-3B7C-40F6-948E-DEC896704BA5_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat - For many years the boat rested in the back corner of the Museum Yard, unnoticed and unnamed. In 2023 it was moved to nearby Trainor Avenue. We still don’t know her name, but thanks to Kate Fisher’s research, we know a lot more about the AHS Mystery Boat. Photos by Carolyn Moore The back corner of the Museum Yard https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/56a9128e-e79b-4aeb-ae86-c1301a4b362a/3D7F46BB-1B39-409B-836C-106648EF0543_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat - “It is the shape of the stern that leads me to think its identification is correct. The superstructure has no doubt changed over time.” -KF The back corner of the Museum Yard - notice the shape of the stern https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/e95771e3-95f5-487d-a792-8d5cf254f055/1BCAAF4E-719B-4E95-A30A-1E72E9A8B34B_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/205eab95-97cf-4486-8982-cc90bfc215b7/BD63D5B0-7A16-4277-9A47-88378C9844C9_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/20b8abcc-fea5-40f6-af7f-f5731bf54802/927CAF8C-8836-4635-880B-807C7751DC53_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat If the boat could talk… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/8fe059e0-8192-4220-ab82-24f6a35392d7/5A5929DE-127A-43B0-AC3B-0E3703AAA819_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat - The original rudder is still in place. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/6183225c-77f3-4ea2-a1b6-8d480f7ee32d/A39CED63-FD3F-4077-A900-C532A8576233_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat - Photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1771d475-24a4-47e5-a3d9-c18a1f53ad0d/9D44C44B-B0A6-4728-B279-63178F69819A_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat - Make it stand out Brad Smith and Carolyn Moore tracked down photos of the Mystery Boat in the 70's. It must have been important; it's beached right between the Tarahne and the Atlinto. Notice the identifying shape of the gunwale at the stern. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/070d5744-a088-466b-be76-b7def7334c10/6B9F00B5-470A-4324-A152-EB8AAE9E1F4A.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat - Make it stand out Floating now on a sea of gravel. Her superstructure was jerry-rigged together by the three people who relocated her. To move her here, they placed 2 straps under her and lifted her gently with a fork lift, rocking her slowly onto her gravel sea. Photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/8e459805-050d-46ed-86d4-f9bb96282e21/83F3F8AB-E27E-43E1-B2E0-7AD90FADDC45_1_201_a.jpeg Historic Sites - Mystery Boat - Make it stand out Early days: There she is with the big boats. From left, the Scotia, the MV Tarahne, the Mystery Boat, and the Atlinto. https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/historical-sites/the-atlin-museum monthly 0.5 2026-09-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1700606358245-A0H8A2HQ9JVKYJPA8OPY/w-museum_3.jpg Historic Sites - The Atlin Museum - Make it stand out The Museum is open for the Summer Season 2026 from Thursday to Monday: 11am – 4 pm closing Labour Day 7 September 250-651-7522 Photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/2d3c7ae9-b286-4fad-8672-f53fabbf22f7/8F17377B-CF7C-4901-B75A-7CD34D24B74F.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Museum - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/c5b9dfbd-9214-4dfc-800a-ea584b7550c3/1BE3939C-E0AD-4315-970B-468205E10C53_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Museum - Make it stand out Photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1700604336809-KG01MF7Y341CL53T1JLD/fb-img-1506026436654_orig.jpg Historic Sites - The Atlin Museum https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1700604336842-X3PHISCAAJPPHKS2Q8XG/fb-img-1506026433367_orig.jpg Historic Sites - The Atlin Museum https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1700604337614-YP78F0S6321D8LLOMVSB/fb-img-1506026430134_orig.jpg Historic Sites - The Atlin Museum https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/historical-sites/m-v-tarahne-annual-tea monthly 0.5 2026-09-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/f6d6c0d3-50eb-47b7-8049-e7e8b7a85a40/2026-Tarahne-Tea Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/5b1587b3-b173-43a1-a842-980e1cbcc32a/C0F246B2-A62F-4C71-AC50-B1D40369E3A1_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - RENTALS The M.V. Tarahne and the Globe Theatre can be rented for weddings, meetings, concerts and other private functions. For more information, call 250-651-7522 or contact the AHS at atlinhistoricalsociety@gmail.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/cb54dd8a-0fed-4f6b-b474-e74b4551d5d4/53C9D62B-4DC4-4CE2-A01D-36A60D363E08.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - During Atlin's heyday as a sought-after tourist destination, the White Pass and Yukon Company constructed the Motor Vessel Tarahne not far from its current resting place. Launched in 1917, the Tarahne served for nearly two decades, transporting passengers and freight across the lake. They offered scenic cruises around Teresa Island with a close-up view of Llewellyn Glacier. Passengers were treated to the luxury of stewards in white jackets serving tea and petit fours. MV Tarahne Photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1c73859d-6ce4-437f-a2ed-9f267794a619/5CA092FE-92F4-4A72-9EA6-5B9D0AAE9330_1_201_a.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea By 1926/27, to accommodate the burgeoning tourist trade, the MV Tarahne was cut in half and lengthened. Below is a faded photo of that event. Have a close look at the real Tarahne down at the lakeshore, you can still see the joins. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/dbcdde14-0e58-40cf-962c-8f8635894392/9D76F4CE-7996-4B01-886F-3444D1571A75_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/24115d4c-6de7-465b-9f4e-47c5d6afd006/0C7B2014-8A13-4FEF-8332-CDB4485B0172.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out BEFORE lengthening - 5 windows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1375f319-ba6a-4834-bb8b-d1b6dbd069dc/DECB7131-8C31-461D-8DF7-F971A08A12E9.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out AFTER lengthening - 8 windows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/508f4142-1fae-4649-872c-df84e1fa89cf/25181075-873F-4CC0-8904-0F476188CE26_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out 1960’s https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/9c088cf6-f834-424b-b46c-a9acb18b83ae/9C4CC46D-9F94-498D-BAE9-7B51C2FE16A1_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out SS Scotia and the MV Tarahne https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/831772c2-8ce1-4744-958d-4fc64831c0e1/A27B85AA-68C2-49ED-B4D5-402002AEF160.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - RENTALS The M.V. Tarahne and the Globe Theatre can be rented for weddings, meetings, concerts and other private functions. For more information, call 250-651-7522 or contact the AHS at atlinhistoricalsociety@gmail.com The 1917 MV Tarahne meets the 1939 Mercury 8 sedan at the Tarahne Tea. A stunning pair! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/5b1587b3-b173-43a1-a842-980e1cbcc32a/C0F246B2-A62F-4C71-AC50-B1D40369E3A1_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out Photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/72f0c9f4-0e5d-431d-b993-bd6f7a24cc54/EEE55CD5-990F-413D-AE4D-4459E2B6F497_1_201_a.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1288d715-9f78-4eb4-83cc-3f0089195f19/42D6CA75-AAB7-4B7C-B4CE-7FB92152F0E1_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/5242fe40-8884-430a-ba53-7456d607ed97/C60E6DED-6BD8-49C4-AE02-355879F9DF5A_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/998f7b85-edfb-45b9-ad32-aadb55f1760b/44518AD7-53A0-434D-9EB1-2CA0A3256C92_1_201_a.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/5fd5035f-2653-4d31-b770-8588d09de182/AD7A914D-46BD-4C36-BF5F-D9A2D66CE3D8_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/0f914856-fd96-44f5-86a5-d199792b6c83/6228637E-3C4A-496D-85DD-ECD76A1869C6_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/c7352103-8cb2-4736-a262-2ebcbae4d911/60BC5F70-EA35-40C3-A736-174E14B6895F_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1f6d604d-1dda-4183-ba18-3e96b738ff1f/5CBF3B4B-5E4E-44B6-8C86-195A50D8884C_4_5005_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/4022fb1b-cc3a-4299-bb2b-1a2218fce5f9/5BDA7984-5005-485A-88C5-877DBFBFF215_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Tarahne and the Annual Tarahne Tea - Make it stand out Photo by Carolyn Moore https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/historical-sites/blog-post-title-three-3lgha monthly 0.5 2026-09-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/8cbfe341-1988-4efd-99eb-d76282db7d0a/354BD1D7-5F6C-4FC8-905A-A2CE50482B97.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre - Make it stand out Held in 2025 - Book Launch for Tales, Trials, & Triumphs: Echoes of Atlin https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/store https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/68c849dc-b96f-4bc3-ab14-31df03190374/755EF8B8-15EC-4710-9AD3-EBD8C4E5421F.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/b12c6f1e-0eeb-44fc-9f53-b512d44ec2ae/186DB437-7D27-429F-87DA-8E1682508D51_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre - A bench from the Atlin Arts and Music Festival sits outside the theatre. Photo by Carolyn Moore One of the many painted benches from the Atlin Arts and Music Festival https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/9732b834-3eab-49f0-9ebb-2019a64150f8/1A39C0BF-E4C9-47DB-B5E9-7DDD4C9149B0_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/3ae78f4b-2463-42c1-96a6-ff21ffd08b9e/7203DF64-619E-47E6-A6CB-5594EA94BDE3_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/17ed6960-caa7-4903-95ac-b3d0aff9956b/B2D290EF-F955-40E7-ABAE-52B52D690DD6_1_201_a.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/4078e8f5-0643-41c4-8b02-94a556235fd1/globe_1_orig.jpg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre - Before its restoration in 1998, the Globe Theatre had fallen into abandonment. Weather infiltration was evident, the roof sagged, and decay had pervaded the sills. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/a6e59cb6-6442-4b1e-9a0f-2ba718422bf3/B011090D-A40B-405B-BBF4-EBE49FBA56BC_1_201_a.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre After the Globe Theatre closed in the 1940’s, Atlin remained tranquil, and the theatre fell into disrepair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/dfe818ef-966e-40e0-9f89-4c4671853b35/E0C3DD66-C1C4-457F-9214-D9545B20EF06.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/df381674-56c3-44ac-810e-777d7183eda1/07EEEB4B-F35B-423D-BF74-4FD51D70FE7F.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre - The vaulted ceiling structure https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/55f99469-7154-4ece-b69d-97299155fc3f/D2BB8DB3-47AC-4666-B988-E7FA38CBB1FB_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre The Theatre in 2025. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/f5e0a653-9e99-45ac-97a3-c66029e1dce7/A4A0D1A0-D401-436F-BE82-AA59619D95D9_1_201_a.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre - During the first year of restoration, the Globe Theatre's shell was meticulously preserved. The perimeter underwent re-supporting, being raised and leveled onto a new continuous concrete footing. The entire building was clamped and compressed into place while the roof line was jacked back into its proper position. Discrete steel rods were strategically employed to secure and support the arch in its rightful place. A fresh roof skin was applied, and necessary glazing was replaced. Photo at left shows the patched roof of the theatre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/2b275661-de01-4de0-9fc0-368d1c6c3219/BAE02F74-4FFC-4B2A-9601-E94E96C0149C.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/f6cbf118-033a-4f48-a95d-f58f6d5b4aed/701B5FFC-7040-44B0-8CA6-A45C6ED8A79E.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre - In 2025, the Globe needed another coat of paint. It was hand-scraped and re- painted. Restoration never stops. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/e2856d81-4f99-47c6-b7a8-468d7141a7c4/BDA613F2-6F64-461A-A387-347487F8D7FC_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Globe Theatre - Make it stand out Columbine grow wild outside the Globe Theatre Photo by Carolyn Moore https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/historical-sites/blog-post-title-one-3mw68 monthly 0.5 2026-09-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1700527322452-VRACV3FDPFM2DH8ASWA3/w-courth-galleryimg-0381-2_orig.jpg Historic Sites - The Atlin Courthouse Built in 1900, this Atlin landmark housed the Courtroom, Gold Commissioner and Mining Recorder offices. Now fully restored, it houses our local library and the Atlin Courthouse Gallery -an artist co-operative. For more information, see Atlin Walking Tour. https://online.fliphtml5.com/vyvmb/frml/#p=1 photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/a9e14f7b-b721-4eb9-b6b1-78131494270f/96BDA7CA-46B9-476A-8560-C70A3EF515B7.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Courthouse - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/09075e87-9810-4f1d-b620-adbde0bac217/8610857C-3D7E-4D27-A3EF-E5D518C544BC.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Courthouse - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/0fa45b37-03f8-4940-ba34-660f5dc0bcd2/7BBD70B8-8286-47EE-AB69-EC314DD2FE08_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Courthouse - Make it stand out photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/70c9d57b-fc5e-4241-885b-ea119537a810/95B5E07F-FFF1-4621-AC67-87B96278D427_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Courthouse - Make it stand out photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/064c8cbd-f2bf-49ed-ac28-684a3c1710f2/153CC934-4DE7-4079-9B1B-6BBC9FF94A2D_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Courthouse - Make it stand out photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/b35d4a5a-a19e-4b5f-8b49-94b20e943195/F95A145A-6AB0-46A4-A064-020BC55B2491_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Courthouse - Make it stand out photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/38686095-c395-4f59-8d44-44f90738d302/D7CC470F-E7C4-4DB2-8155-FAB9BD29FAC2.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Courthouse - Make it stand out photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/9154410d-23d6-4f7f-bef3-1e459534e513/5B1A8AA2-8EFE-4C86-B789-B686BC8A5D12_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Courthouse - Make it stand out photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/35dcb0ca-cd29-43a7-94ee-fc8622b5e61e/6A44FCA9-B106-4DC8-BFA2-3F6EBA58F812_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - The Atlin Courthouse - Make it stand out photo by Carolyn Moore https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/historical-sites/blog-post-title-four-t7m37 monthly 0.5 2026-09-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1ec07df6-5f28-4fb2-b2cf-220d2a405837/09622167-3B75-411B-B8FE-AB90324AC1D9_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Atlinto - Make it stand out The M.V. Atlinto on Atlin’s shore - Photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/00888573-9794-4d76-8fc0-21521bbe6819/C34B1AFC-EBD1-4341-BBFC-9F02A24D0816_1_201_a.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Atlinto - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1d5de497-9765-4298-afb7-d3bc6ad2d6ce/850D075D-4515-47F9-B0E8-77C69C6FCD00_4_5005_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Atlinto - Make it stand out The Atlinto in front of the 3-gabled Atlin Inn. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/e5c079d7-7e1e-4a58-9f79-bc76bff6b582/50FA5775-FE52-4015-B309-EE509A8F7CA8_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Atlinto - Make it stand out Photo by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/4e06640f-d4f6-46f6-9943-0291c4421f2d/762C96A2-754B-4CA7-8730-1466289F2513_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - M.V. Atlinto - Make it stand out Insa’s Bench - Photo by Carolyn Moore https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/historical-sites/the-steam-shovel monthly 0.5 2026-09-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/7217d62c-d235-4257-860f-f002d2ad3e5f/w-galleryedit-p-0257-spruce-creek-placers-shovel.jpg Historic Sites - IRI-A Steam Shovel - The Atlin Museum proudly features an IRI-A Steam Shovel, a rare and significant artifact. According to the Northern Illinois Steam Power Club, only six of this type remain in existence globally, and the one housed in the Atlin Museum is the sole representative in Canada today. The restored steam shovel made a notable debut on the Canada Day weekend, specifically on July 3, 2004, when it was fired up and set in motion. Remarkably, it stands as one of the only two operational IRI-A Steam Shovels in North America. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/6392960b-a646-4782-bb90-59ba3cf521b9/9A56A192-5E2B-4502-AF34-38FA74E102D9.jpeg Historic Sites - IRI-A Steam Shovel - Photo taken from Pearl Avenue at the corner of Second Street, looking toward Third Street. The building with the turret is the Courthouse when it was on Third Street. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/0a1a0e06-43bb-4680-8782-f49c64071fef/161BF61F-7370-4BB7-BA74-60753E083122_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - IRI-A Steam Shovel - Take a walk through the Museum Yard and see the Steam Shovel. The Museum is at Third and Trainor. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/0312d812-e1fe-496d-b539-1ca4828c3a8b/11D9FB0C-87C5-47CA-AA6B-953ABE3C71F3_1_105_c.jpeg Historic Sites - IRI-A Steam Shovel - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/what-when-how daily 0.75 2026-09-05 https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/what-when-how/walking-tours monthly 0.5 2026-09-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/2131c31c-1240-4e73-bead-dbfb40842538/7B9D6A98-8872-4292-9938-604C7B42DFA2_1_201_a.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - ATLIN WALKING TOUR https://online.fliphtml5.com/vyvmb/frml/#p=1 Download the 2026 revised copy. Can be viewed on computer or phone. Copies available at the Museum. 24 pages Below is information to supplement the pages in the Atlin Walking Tour. We have fleshed out the back story of the Museum and the Courthouse. We have included buildings that are not yet in the booklet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/544a3b5f-bf45-454b-bc21-07880f41cf02/8FC77CF0-ECC1-479F-97B2-BE9410AA0ABA_1_105_c.jpg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - THE ATLIN MUSEUM corner of Third and Trainor The Atlin Museum was the first permanent school building in Atlin. It was built in 1902. Before that time, students met at the abandoned Board of Trade Hotel where they shivered with their teacher through icy days when the wind funnelled snow through rough board walls. The next year a large second-hand tent became the school. It was spacious and light, at least until the days grew short. In the depth of winter two crackling wood stoves were not enough to hold back the cold from canvas walls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/a6bbf605-1828-49e1-b0db-f71a9e719b12/8F17377B-CF7C-4901-B75A-7CD34D24B74F.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - When this school was finally built, one room held all grades for many years. Eventually a wall was built and split the building into two classrooms. Two teachers had cramped quarters in the basement and the School Board hired either two men or two women to work there at a time. The confining winters took their toll of the most tolerant of souls and married couples proved to be the most effective stalwarts. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/ef09eb71-9793-4eab-ac22-5f963136789c/2B63FA4A-DFD6-48E7-99FD-710AD7E5F2C4.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - THE COURTHOUSE Second between Pearl and Trainor https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/c2c91f4c-4c5f-4316-b1d1-994001f8e2de/181AA92C-22C7-402E-B5DF-28CE242FA69B_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour Private owners moved the Courthouse to its current location on Second Street, directly behind where it originally stood. The building’s concrete vault was not moved with the rest of the building; it was left buried in the rubble of the old basement, but the steel door was relocated; it remains in the wall of the recording office. Eventually the Atlin Historical Society became the owner of this remarkable building. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/5c41174b-0dfc-4883-90b3-97a192962f4a/39E913EA-7508-4D1D-8BD4-968EAD06334A_1_201_a.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Restoration began in 1983; since that time the Courthouse has been rented by various organizations. The old Gold Commissioner’s apartment upstairs was often rented out during the summer months as office space to mining and exploration companies; the Mining Recorder’s office has been occupied by the Atlin Community Library for some years now; the Courtroom serves as an actual Courtroom for a day or two every month and it is also the venue for the Local Artists’ Co-operative during the summer months. Atlin Community Library https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/7c045123-f118-4b6c-b21a-a5ed8d2d3480/A9BA5A1C-08F0-4288-94A8-6D6801EAD4BF_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - In recent years the building was in need of attention. The west side of the lot was damp and the wooden foundations were suffering. After years of hard decision-making and grant writing and fundraising, devoted Board members of the Atlin Historical Society had a raised basement built on the east side of the lot. They had the Courthouse moved onto it. A dry foundation is assured. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/632317d2-a773-414f-aa2f-436563d28ee9/C8E0AE2A-8DBF-4342-842C-78F31BB8A901_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour In the photos, note the position of the Canada flag. It indicates how far the building was moved. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/b45b66af-b1f8-490f-b852-092547060fee/0BF25EFC-CDA1-44E6-AA0D-5E4391FBFEFE_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/09fbc9f7-5541-4837-8bf4-9fdff7c76e90/496571A3-3E3D-4E76-823D-6153638E8A5F.png What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Cream and burgundy - the original colours of the Courthouse as it was built on Third Street. A new metal roof was installed in 2025. A new paint job in 2026 is almost complete. The colours are the original colours, cream and burgundy. Next year, the landscaping begins. Photo by Sheldon Sands 20 August 2026 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/fc577652-f9b8-4ed9-9d15-3de6b749a806/F0551AC1-929D-4255-AB4B-4CED1EC3CF03.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out The owner recently got a 8.5 x 11 inch pad of work order forms for “Pete Gabrio – Blacksmith”. He is the one who built the Blacksmith shop in 1920 and ran it for about 20 years. The Atlin Historical Society has copies. There’s a framed copy in the window. He’s buried in the old cemetery, location apparently unknown. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/c502f108-7c40-49ae-957c-046a4ddc05d5/F08EC351-480F-4DA6-BC4A-5FCC1DDD9FC8_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Original roofline needed a new roof. At right, the new raised roof 2025 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/fbf59ace-ba16-4709-b160-28eee6845c7f/72F910BD-42C7-48AD-9156-3B44B7ECAB87_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/1caaee03-10ab-42ae-828e-93f6c693d638/6C3D1C92-A59A-4546-8792-B02223CD6826_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out Little Blue House https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/4c8088ba-5185-4479-94dd-0c7d4d66dc96/9407A264-C1BF-465A-B82C-A8F6E0254F8B_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out Little Yellow House https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/22cda93e-45b4-4bab-bee5-d09c4b33b736/4467C2AF-0437-4692-A4C8-0356F9F2E662_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out The Roxborough House https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/07b1c49b-1f48-4c0d-bf2a-794e60bced0f/908F72C9-45CE-431F-A5F2-E0135CDF02E8_1_201_a.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out The Glaciological Institute https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/06cfed28-b71f-4b25-9545-b3b1370a42f5/57282AE0-FA51-46D9-9896-19F93131D8A1.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Gladys bow 2015 photographer unknown https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/20519de6-5092-4315-8fa8-5423e00fa05c/9AEB9D37-1447-46BF-87AA-E01F834E3D3C_1_201_a.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out Gladys stern 2015 by Dylan Armour https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/9bce995b-44d1-4d3f-90f1-95bbba0949d9/62E014A9-C56B-4362-87C3-20F37C595268.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/192fbc79-c070-40bc-b5ba-4b36673dedd2/78043996-EB5C-447A-9B16-192C63DF41D7.png What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/8139d09e-75cd-4f7e-8fc7-90b138f95793/EF6CB5A7-EA13-4F19-B944-BE874B3F5A07.png What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out Chief Dan George mural at The Garrett Store painted by Colin Alexander and Krista Austad. A gift to Atlin in 2016. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/98e8cfd4-f160-4fa4-bbf8-9d097ed934ca/1EF13976-8A1C-4D8D-BA7C-E91E9DBD04D3.png What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out Generator Shed for the Royal Hotel Generator Shed walls, ceiling and roof are lined with recycled tin to prevent fires. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/8e537d87-0e28-4013-8ae7-648543121c87/A3511294-350A-488D-96E5-E9B018166979_1_201_a.jpeg What. When. How. - Atlin Walking Tour - Make it stand out May the stars carry your sadness away, May the flowers fill your heart with beauty, May hope forever wipe away your tears, And, above all, may silence make you strong. Chief Dan George https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/what-when-how/the-atlin-claim monthly 0.5 2024-05-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/3d47dc24-94ad-4d27-983b-ef5045335e86/2A6B48B0-CAD0-4809-97BE-3FD7DC9FF643_1_201_a.jpeg What. When. How. - Airport Webcam - Make it stand out What’s the weather look like in Atlin today? Airport Webcam https://www.metcam.navcanada.ca/hb/player.jsp?id=92&cam=204&lang=e https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/what-when-how/travelogue-jakes-corner monthly 0.5 2026-09-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/a636ec9e-3a8b-4bf3-aece-070aac90fc1f/E29D2F24-3DA1-40FF-8AAD-6544AAF6AB82.jpeg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - Make it stand out Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner Map is from https://www.bellsalaska.com/maps/AlaskaHighwayMaps.pdf‍ ‍ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/0171e559-7829-47fd-b647-e02a0527ab41/44BD8B73-E004-42CF-B862-6C2CC7FB71C1_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - Jake’s Corner is at 1342 km on the Alaska Highway, at the intersection of Hwy 8 West. The sign indicates Tagish is 22 km away, Carcross is 53 km away, and Atlin is 100 km away. You'll encounter a spacious valley with white granite mountains on your left with evergreen vegetation at the base. Continue on Highway 8 for about 2 km, then turn left onto Highway 7 (The Atlin Road). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/64daefd3-a619-46aa-8bee-cd48f31f63c8/6281C145-C17A-4139-9CA0-65025AEE9223_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - Little Atlin Lake Highway 7 runs along the East (left) side of Atlin Lake, offering varying scenic views and terrains over its 60-mile or 100 km length. The road is well-maintained year-round with a speed limit of 90 km (54 miles). The drive to Atlin might be the first and only time you drive a 100 km road with only a stop sign at each end. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/66544369-3ccc-4662-9f55-8fd11befe09b/FA6253D8-D09C-46EB-BB4B-764AB379AE39.jpeg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - Make it stand out log cabin 2016 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/be8dfb8b-5b49-4e00-b8e8-6cee18a91bda/F3EA64FE-143A-4601-9512-340AAF7CE0BD.png What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - Make it stand out interior https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/b6b38202-a380-4274-9cef-cb413e6f56e9/4959D2DD-B5FF-4772-885D-29D76F2F9FF6.png What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - Make it stand out log cabin 2026 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/f0976999-f772-43ba-b9f1-e09e6e8929c8/35DAB324-7037-47CD-9BAB-26BF2E9F87FC_1_105_c.jpg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - At 38 km, enjoy a scenic view of Mount K'iyán, formerly known as Minto, an old cone shaped volcano on the Yukon-BC border. Mount K'iyán, by its Tlingit name. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/90d4d439-b728-4553-a4f8-888190a1c8e7/5F1C8D8E-FCA9-47FE-8008-713FC69AC4CA_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - At 70 km, you’ll start to reach the ranchlands on the outskirts of Atlin. One can observe a variety of fences marking the landscape. Horses were once allowed to free-range. At one time, many of these horses were used for summer expeditions or fall hunting. They were then let loose for the remainder of the year. This resulted in horses freely wandering throughout the town and along the roads. These roaming horses are dearly missed by many in the community, though sometimes the horses do sneak back into town and enchant all who reminisce about them. This is ‘Socks’, a Goodwin horse, grazing at Ruffner House. Socks, a Goodwin horse https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/2abf3e29-3e7a-407c-9249-856b0a3c630b/745.jpg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - Make it stand out At 82.6 km is Davey Hall Lake. And in the distance, is snow-draped Birch Mountain on Teresa Island – the tallest peak in a freshwater lake globally. Quite the sight! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/93ce357d-4964-4cff-b968-8ae1eac8bef3/914.jpg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - Make it stand out McDonald Lakes © Mike Johnson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/f534bc17-f233-4606-8d6c-5392a893cbd5/E024EC71-969C-4D18-8023-1949B1E10428_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving to Atlin from Jake’s Corner - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.atlinhistoricalsociety.ca/what-when-how/travelogue-driving-warm-bay-road monthly 0.5 2026-08-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/0e7ede7a-4595-4cfe-8298-fa8c5d3e95a2/6A1C7DB5-BCF9-4EEC-8F9C-40D2793A2F7D_1_201_a.jpeg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving Warm Bay Road - Make it stand out Map of roads around Atlin B.C. by Carolyn Moore https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/fd44c543-6548-41c2-a879-559b51b5353d/i-62072_141.jpg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving Warm Bay Road McKee Creek mining operations were active throughout the first half of the 1900’s https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/00740e2e-e039-4987-a596-82810ed29704/DCECC917-E232-4E23-A6A5-D4D444FBA0F3_1_105_c.jpeg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving Warm Bay Road In the 1970’s these two Atlin gold miners mined this gold nugget out of McKee Creek. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64f0f658ae26142b8991abfc/2e7f5885-e857-4a2a-a22d-da5dbef3dbbb/46E2E865-1B78-4D3D-AD7A-A30F3D9FB6D5_1_201_a.jpeg What. When. How. - Travelogue: Driving Warm Bay Road - At 23.3 km is the Warm Bay sign for BC Forest Service. This is a lakeside area for overnight camping. It is user-maintained, good for wildlife viewing but too cold for swimming. Ideal for canoes and kayaks along the shore. Note: Warm Bay is aptly named because the outflow from the Warm Springs slightly raises the temperature, theoretically. 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