Various angles of a woman getting into her car, which then is seen taking off along a road. Views of another camera filming people in front of a building with large letters reading "CBC" horizontally and "BXT." High perspective views of a large city. Many natural vistas. A large wooden bridge over a river, with two men getting into a boat beneath it. Views from a boat heading down a river. Views of a large church spire. Cars driving through a city’s crossroads. A dim image of a sunset. A girl eating an ice pop. A sign reading "Carcross|Skagway 67.5 Miles." A large family sits outside of a home. Numerous views of a large white boat named Tutshi. The dim interior of a house.

Far off view of a bulldozer moving through mud. Numerous natural vistas, including mountains, plants, and rivers. The group sits in a boat. A man walks along a beach. A rainbow crosses the sky. A view of the Waterfront Studio storefront with cars moving in front of it. Numerous views of trains. A large sign reading, Whitehorse Yukon. Repeated views of a cabin and its path. Numerous perspectives of a log cabin labeled “Little” “Mission” with an illegible word in-between. An older man in red flannel speaks to the group, standing on a glacier. Views of a "Welcome to Dawson City" sign. A fox investigates Michael Jenkinson, Kernberger's partner, in a sleeping bag and tent.

A man stands behind a white coupe. People work on a large boat. Numerous views of natural vistas. A wrecked, overturned boat on a river shore. Repeated views from a boat moving down a river. Perspectives of a large steamboat called Keno. A man wearing red flannel talks to the expedition group. Men work on animal carcasses hanging from wooden structures. A close view of a hand holding a poppy. An extended view of the White Pass train. Views of many large white steamboats that are docked in a harbor, the Whitehorse, Casca, Aksala, and Klondike. A large paddle steamer is docked. Views of a town from many perspectives. Perspectives of a mining facility, with views of equipment up close and from afar. A small mouse runs through rubble.

Views of large barges on the river. A large fish wheel operates in the river. A fish is gutted, its roe being extracted. A man drives a Franklin car with a Tennessee license plate. Views of a large white house and its garden. A woman swims in an indoor pool. An older woman works in her garden. Two men drive a boat along a river. Close up views of the working parts of a fish wheel. A Customs sign and a Royal Mail mailbox. Views of the Yukon Trading Post followed by views of the US Post Office of Circle City, Alaska. Repeated images of a log home with moose antlers mounted to the exterior. Close views of a mining apparatus. A water plane takes off. A car drives by a sign reading "Welcome to Circle City: The End of the Road." Images of and from a large white boat. Many views of a town, both from above and from closer perspectives to buildings. A mountain is reflected in a pool of water. An O'Brien Brewing & Malting Co. sign. Views of a large rock surrounded by trees across the river. Fog on a river. A man walks along a path before being filmed close-up and then working in a small farm, picking rutabagas.

Views of a small windmill above a building. Various perspectives of a white church. A man attaches a hook to the side of a building. A dog sits in front of a wood pile. Men work with fish along a river. A close-up view of a pile of fish from which men pull fish before fileting them. A small plane takes off in a corn field. A man lies atop a bed being hoisted by a crane. People build and weave a basket. Views of people walking through a town. A man does construction work on the United States Post Office of Alakanuk, Alaska. A man works on small red boats. A man shows off a black and white picture to the camera. People walk in and out of a large white building. Aerial views of a wetland. Men work in a shipyard, with large crates and a crane.

A distant view of a group in a thin boat on a river. Views of rivers, clouds, plants, and a shore bank. A man guts a fish. A dot and an arrow are animated across a map of Alaska. Close-ups of an arrow pointing to particular cities in Alaska. The sun moves behind some trees. A man plays an acoustic guitar on a boat. Men point to a cross on a granite slab. Images of a large Russian Orthodox Church. A man cuts away at logs to construct a small building. A high view of a town and its buildings. Steaks are turned on a pan. Small puppies play together.

A dog walks along a river shore. Views of buildings, including the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Views of multiple bays with large sky vistas and mountains. The expedition group standing in a boat. A view of a large dam along a river. A very high perspective over a town near a fork in a river. Views of the Chevrolet Cars Maple Leaf Trucks building. Images of The Palace Grande Theatre. Men unload from a Canada Northern Affairs and National Resources National Museum car. A man disembowels dead mice and slides them onto his finger. Two men look at a board on which many dead mice lie. A large church in a field.

Views of large ornate building exteriors. Natural vistas, including snow-capped mountains. A small black bear looks into a car and walks down a street. A car drives past a lake and down a forested street. The expedition group launches a small red canoe. A white steam paddler named Tutshi sits in harbor. Two men with hard hats walk into a mine. Various perspectives, high and low, of a large train passing between a mountain and lake. Five people sit on a small boat. A high perspective of a structure connected to a bridge on the side of a mountain. Views from a boat moving down the river, including the sides of mountains and small white homes. People swimming off of a small boat. Images of the sun shining from behind a pole. A creek runs through melting snow. Blue tinted images of natural scenes and a house are then repeated in natural colors.

An extremely high perspective of a town. A sign reads, Welcome to Dawson City: The Heart of the Klondike. Views of Dawson City, including close up views of buildings, including one labeled “Saloon.” A “F.L.T.I.O.O.F. Lodge Meeting” sign. A building labeled "Horseshoeing Specialty,” along with The Palace Grand Theatre, and another building reading "Monte Carlo." Historical black and white photographs of a town are presented to the camera followed by numerous photographs of people. The camera moves over parts of an old red fire engine. Views of an old building labeled "Yukon Law." Numerous high perspective images of nature. A black and white photo of a figurine is presented to the camera. Views of an old log cabin and a variety of debris around it. Four people stand at a cliffside. Numerous perspectives of industrial processes on a boat and factory alongside a river. A man controls a water hose shooting water into the air. Images of water running through wooden aqueducts. An elderly man in red flannel holds a steer horn for three people standing behind him. A continuous track-propelled tractor moves through mud flats. Numerous images of a large white ships, named Keno, Tutshi, and Casca. Image of the top of a ship labeled Aksala. Dirty white side boarding of a boat labeled "Yukon." A small wrecked boat lies on the shore of a river. The White Pass train travels alongside a mountain, filmed from above and at eye-level. A car drives along a valley road with mountains in the distance. Two miners walk along a trail before entering a mine. A man stands behind an older white Chrysler station wagon. A boat named McQuesten moves up a river. The white Chrysler crosses an old wooden bridge. A black bear catches a fish in a river, then one is seen climbing a hill. Two men stand in a river each holding an antler of a slain moose that stands between them. A small rodent sticks out of fallen wooden columns. A man in a denim jacket holds a large animal pelt. A man manipulates a large pile of fish eggs. Views of a large fish wheel. Two men prepare fish while two young girls watch on. Flayed fish hang from the ceiling of a house. A large cabin sits on stilts. Images of dogs and puppies. Images of water and foliage filmed from land and water. Eggs sitting in a nest, and various images of birds. A sign reads Welcome to Circle City: The End of The Road. Views of different parts of Circle City. People along a river bank, a girl eats an ice pop. A coyote hunts through some foliage, attempting to pounce on something. People working throughout a village. Images of the Russian Orthodox cross. People in a village, both addressing the camera and doing work, including building a cabin and basket weaving. Numerous aerial and high perspective views of river lands. A person tends to some red canoes.

Views of numerous dilapidated houses. A person holds a picture in front of a wilderness scene. A pile of dead fish, followed by flayed fish hanging from the house. A man hangs off of the side of the White Pass train as it moves. Views of numerous small houses, a man walks along a village. Many views of nature. A sign reads, "Customs Bonded Warehouse No 14." A mailbox with a wooden sign reads, "Royal Mail," followed by another sign reading, "O'Brien Brewing & Malting Co. Steam Beer." Rapid images of wilderness. A fish wheel churns through water. Men stand in front of an old house. A dot is animated across a map of Alaska. Images switch between snow and people on a river. An extended view of an old wheel covered in foliage. Quick image of the Tutshi steamer. A sign reads, "Welcome to Dawson City: The Heart of the Klondike." A plane flies above, with an image of a train running below. Many images of nature, old homes and cabins, snow, and river views. Views of the Chevrolet Cars Maple Leaf Trucks building.

Rapid images of nature and surrounding areas. Views of rushing rivers. Images of a poppy. Buildings and people moving in front of them. Views of cabbage and rutabaga farming. Images of villages, including Whitehorse, Yukon, and churches. A bare-chested man holds a large fish. Two men walk through a waist-high river holding rifles on their shoulders. Numerous perspectives of a large white river trawler. Aerial views of a river. Many views of a white dog. Rapid shots of nature and towns. Views of the Canadian Red Ensign. High perspective views of old buildings. People working on boats, pulling chains and driving. A fox chews on and plays in an old tent. Two men flay a black and white animal. Images tilting up from a path to a house to the sky.

A map of Alaska has arrows and dots animated across it. Rapid images of nature. Men move a boat into the water. Three members of the expedition group sit in front of a boat. Numerous images of the expedition group on different boats, including one in a covered boat where the camera is towed from behind. A large group of people sits in front of the camera. A man builds a small log cabin, with another person weaving baskets nearby. Repeated images of large white ships. Aerial views of towns and river beds. Miners entering a mine.

The whole reel is tinted blue. People move across a river in a boat. Numerous views of trees blowing in the wind and a saloon, all color inverted. Views of nature, boats, and a dog.

This video is a transfer of the original Wilderness River film footage. Its images are comprised of the whole of item MI-1 (running from beginning-20:18), the whole of item MI-2 (running from 20:19-47:57), and the beginning of item MI-3 (running from 47:58-end).

This video is a transfer of the original Wilderness River film footage. It is comprised of the end of item MI-3 (running from beginning-15:10), the whole of item MI-4 (running from 15:11-42:10), and the beginning of item MI-5 (running from 42:11-end).

This video is a transfer of the original Wilderness River film footage. It is comprised of the end of item MI-5 (running from beginning-7:10), the whole of item MI-6 (running from 7:11-30:57), the whole of item MI-7 (running from 30:58-53:00) and the beginning of item MI-8 (running from 53:01-end).

This video is a transfer of the original Wilderness River film footage. It is comprised of the end of item MI-8.

The reel is comprised of the credits and titles for the film. Titles: "The Yukon River: A Voyage Down Alaska's Golden Waterway" "A Kernberger Jenkinson Production" "Photography by Karl Kernberger" "Fin" "The Crew of the Red Witch" "Maurice Bettex" "Bill Carpenter" "John Loehr" "Mike Jenkinson" "Rafen Moon Jenkinson" "Karl Kernberger" "Fin."

This film is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the other 16mm, VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This film is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the other 16mm, VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This film is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the other 16mm, VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This film is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the other 16mm, VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This film is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the other 16mm, VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This film is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the other 16mm, VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This film is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the other 16mm, VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This film is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the other 16mm, VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This film is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the other 16mm, VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This videoreel is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, VHS, and other 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way. This item is the only viewable edit that includes special effects and audio of "The Fox", a song by Burl Ives.

This videoreel is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, VHS, and other 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This videoreel is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, VHS, and other 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This videoreel is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, VHS, and other 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This videoreel is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, VHS, and other 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This tape is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, other VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This tape is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, other VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This tape is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, other VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This tape is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, other VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This tape is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, other VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

This tape is an unfinished edit of the moving image material from Wilderness River, using the same source material as the 16mm, VHS, and 1-inch videoreel Yukon River versions, but edited together in a distinct way.

The first side of the reel is a reading of the entirety of the Yukon River script. The script for this narration is included with the paper materials. The narration covers the history of the Yukon River and the areas that surround it. This includes the history of Dawson ("The City of Gold"), mining in the area, and fishing and steam boat innovations. The information shifts to a focus on the contemporaneous and historical impact of human interference on the ecological health of the Yukon River. The second side begins with an interview that covers Arab revolutions and their similarity to aspects of Native American history in North America. This ends abruptly, as two different men read the same brief portion of the Yukon River narration.

This reel is a reading of the entirety of the Yukon River script, recorded by different man than narrators in item A6. The script for this narration is included with the paper materials. The narration covers the history of the Yukon River and the areas that surround it. This includes the history of Dawson, described as the City of Gold, mining in the area, as well as fishing and steam boat innovations. The information shifts to a focus on the contemporaneous and historical impact of human interference on the ecological health of the Yukon River. The narration is interspersed with notes about future changes to be made to both the film and the script.

This reel is a reading of the entirety of the Yukon River script, recorded by John Michael Jenkinson. The script for this narration is included with the paper materials. The narration covers the history of the Yukon River and the areas that surround it. This includes the history of Dawson, described as the City of Gold, mining in the area, as well as fishing and steam boat innovations. The information shifts to a focus on the contemporaneous and historical impact of human interference on the ecological health of the Yukon River. The narration is interspersed with notes about future changes to be made to both the film and the script.