Various artists, produced by Jean Murray: Photos
- After Sunday services with the "Penelope Gang" on the Kobuk River in Alaska, winter 1898-99. Miners and Natives up and down the river attended. (Bancroft Library, UCBerkeley)

- At home in Beaver City, Alaska on the Alatna River, January 14, 1899. The child has a cigar box banjo. Miners from Beaver, PA built the temporary town. (Wyman Collection, #B89-24-56. Anchorage Museum of History and Art.)

- An evening's entertainment in a cabin near Valdez, about 1904. (Anchorage Museum of History and Art)

- The North American Trade and Travel Band at the company department store grand opening in Dawson, October 21, 1899. (University of Washington Library, Special Collections)

- The Berry Family: Clarence holds the fiddle, his wife, Ethel B. the guitar, with dog, Sandy, holding the hat in front of their two-storey log cabin outside of Dawson. (Kinsey and Kinsey Photo Collection, University of Washington Libraries,)

- Tea time for the ladies: Left, Diamond Tooth Gertie; right, favorite singer, Cad Wilson. (Hegg Collection, University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections Division)

- The Freimuth Orchestra of Dawson, Yukon. (#5-6010, Canadian Museum of Civilization)

- Palace Grand Theatre in Dawson built by Arizona Charlie Meadows. (Thomas Gibson Collection, Rasmuson Library Archives, University of Alaska Fairbanks)

- Music in the style of Scott Joplin.

- The composer had claims in the Yukon in 1899 with friend, Eugene Schmitz, the mayor of San Francisco during the 1906 earthquake.
