Photographic Print

Two sepia toned photographs pasted to a black background. There is no glass protecting these photos. There is a dark wooden frame surrounding the images. The backside of this picture frame is wooden with a wire strung across. 

Image one shows a mountain and forest-scape from a distance and a collection of log cabins and wall tents. There is possibly a river or dirt road. On the left side of the mountain you can see where a train, the White Pass and Yukon Route, has its tracks carved into the mountain side. Inscription on the bottom written in white reads "White Pass City and Camp, From Tunnel Mountain, Sep 1898". To the left of this inscription is the number 65 written in white. To the right of the main inscription it says "H C Barley" written in white. 

Image two shows a mud-flat with towering mountains in the background. The mud-flat is an area near Skagway, Alaska known as DYEA. There are dozens of structures lifted on stilts, seen on the mud-flats. There is an inscription on the bottom of the photo that  reads, “Photo by Barley Skaguay”