Yukon Transportation Museum
Tourism Region: Yukon
An institution dedicated to the preservation of the Yukon's transportation heritage. Working to identify, collect, preserve, conserve and interpret the cultural and material history of transportation in the Yukon. This includes dog sledding and mushing, Alaska Highway construction, Gold Rush routes and trails, trade routes, rail and river travel.
Home of the Yukon Transportation Hall of Fame.
About the Collections
Transportation artifacts from the past 100 years.
Approximate number of objects in the collections: 500
Archives
Cartographic Materials •
Prints and Drawings •
Manuscripts •
Photographs •
Textual Records
Decorative Arts
Costumes •
Furniture or Furnishings •
Textiles or Tapestries
Fine Arts
Culture:
Aboriginal or First Nations
Period:
Historical
Media:
Photography •
Prints and Drawings •
Sketchbooks or Albums
Miscellaneous:
War Art
Human History
Animal Husbandry
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Ceremonial Objects
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Communications Devices
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Costumes and Accessories
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Exploration and Survey
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Furniture or Furnishings
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Industrial Technology and History
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Local History
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Marine History and Technology
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Memorabilia
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Military History and Technology
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Transportation
: Aviation
: Marine
: Motorized ground
: Non-motorized ground
: Railway
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Imaging
: Film History and Technology
: Photographs
: Video
Services & Activities
Tours, video presentations, giftshop, and various programs and special events
Research Services
Have various reference materials and both a video and book library.
Archival Records •
Information Centre •
Library •
Video Library
Other: Resource Library
Educational Programs
Curriculum Package and Teacher's Resource Kit
Family Programs
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Films
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Lectures
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School Programs
: Age 0-4 (Pre-School)
: Age 5-11 (k-6)
Visitor Services
Bilingual Services
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Films and Videos
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Guided Tours
: English
: French
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Accessible by Public Transportation
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Children's Activities or Services
: Overnight stays
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Information Centre or Desk
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Meeting Room Rental
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Nature Trails, Walks or Gardens
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Parking Facilities
: Free
: Bus
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Gift shop
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Cloakroom
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Washrooms
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Special Needs Facilities
: Parking
: Signs
: Washrooms
: Wheelchair access
Other Guided Tours: German
Volunteer Services
Volunteer Services Available
Number of Volunteers: 20
Activities: open houses, giftshop operations, special events and programs, function set up and security.
Member Privileges
giftshop discount
free admission
newsletter
special function invitations
Food Services
Picnic Area •
Reception Facilities
Internet Services
Publications and Products
Books, T-shirts, caps, toys, models, castings. Yukon made products
Annual Reports •
Brochures •
Educational kits •
Museum Guide •
Newsletters •
Postcards •
Posters •
T-Shirts or Sweatshirts or Caps •
Commemorative Souvenirs •
Videos
Other: Yukon related books, video/dvd, transportation related souvenirs and specialty yukon products.
Featured Images
Map
Location
| Address: |
30 Electra Crescent Beside Whitehorse International Airport Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 6E6 See Map |
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| Telephone: | 867-668-4792 |
| Fax: | 867-633-5547 |
| Mailing Address: |
Yukon Transportation Museum 30 Electra Crescent, Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 6E6 |
| Email Us |
Hours of Operation
Operations:
Seasonal
Open Mid May to the First week in September
Off-season by appointment (groups)
Open: 7 days a week
May to August 31: 10:00AM to 6:00PM
First Week in September: 12NOON to 4:00PM
Winter Office hours only: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Closed:
No summer closure for holidays
Admission:
Charged
Adults (18+) $6.00
Seniors (55+) $5.00
Students (12-17 or with valid ID) $4.00
Children (6-12) $3.00
Children (under 5) Free
Family (2 adults 3 children 6-17) $12.00
Group (10+ members) $4.00 ea. (escorts and drivers free)
School Groups (10 ) $2.00 ea.
Combo Pass (Transportation Museum & Beringia Centre) $9.00
Discounts:
Groups •
Seniors •
Students •
CMA members







