Poster
Archival Item
2026.11.8
Posters, Yukon Quest
1987 Yukon Quest poster, black print on beige poster board, hand coloured with gold, green and grey, signed by the mushers. Contains images of 2 dogs, mountains and trees.
The posters were collected by Peter Anthony Garside. They were inherited by his sister, Veronica Malzarby. For a time they were on display in the Midnight Sun Hotel in Dawson.
Yukon Quest posters were published and sold every year as souvenirs of the Quest. Purchasers often collected signatures of the mushers on their poster.
Yukon Quest posters were published and sold every year as souvenirs of the Quest. Purchasers often collected signatures of the mushers on their poster.
"Yukon Quest
1987
©1986 Yukon Quest / Artist C. Gelvin-Reymiller
1000 Mile Sled Dog Race
Whitehorse to Fairbanks
February 21, 1987"
[printed on poster]
;The Yukon Quest, formally the Yukon Quest 1,000-mile International Sled Dog Race, is a sled dog race that began in 1984, between Fairbanks, Alaska, and Whitehorse, Yukon, switching directions each year. The Quest had operated with both a Canadian board and an Alaska board. But in 2022, the race split over proposed rule changes to the 2023 race.Since then, there have been Yukon Quest races in both Yukon and Alaska, operating independently of each other with shorter course distances.
1987
©1986 Yukon Quest / Artist C. Gelvin-Reymiller
1000 Mile Sled Dog Race
Whitehorse to Fairbanks
February 21, 1987"
[printed on poster]
;The Yukon Quest, formally the Yukon Quest 1,000-mile International Sled Dog Race, is a sled dog race that began in 1984, between Fairbanks, Alaska, and Whitehorse, Yukon, switching directions each year. The Quest had operated with both a Canadian board and an Alaska board. But in 2022, the race split over proposed rule changes to the 2023 race.Since then, there have been Yukon Quest races in both Yukon and Alaska, operating independently of each other with shorter course distances.