[Treadwell; four men in suits (l-to-r): Mr. Shorthill, Chester MacKinnon, James Christoe (cashier & chief accountant) & Dave Kinzie] Case & Draper (no. 95)

W. H. Case (no. 85)

[group of miners next to a building; man on ladder at back holds a saw] W. H. Case (no. 69)

Case & Draper (no. 76) [men on porch steps; identified on copy 2 & 3 verso: 1. McKinnion 2. Russel Wayland 3. Frank Tasher 4. Sam Paul 5. Chas. Swihart 6. Bill Shorthill 7. Jimmie Cristoe 8. Daniel Webster (store manager) 9. Neil McCush (?) 10. blank 11. R.A. Kinzie 12. Harry Sterling 13. Fred Hebert 14. Tony Tubbs

Case and Draper were best known for their portraits and photographs of the life and customs of the Tlingit Indians, early Skagway, and the Gold Rush of 1898. Their views were reproduced in a variety of Alaskan books, including The Soapy Smith Tragedy, and on postcards and White Pass and Yukon Railway souvenir playing cards. Collection includes views of southeast Alaska, portraits, and Tlingit Indians, 1898-1920.

[same as #972, without numbers on employees]. Case & Draper (no. 76)

[group of men around pool table; five players in back wear uniforms with mine emblems]. W. H. Case (no. 98)

[group of miners beside a wood building] W. H. Case (no. 43)

[group of miners standing in front of a building] W. H. Case (no. 121-M)

[group of men on grassy slope below buildings] W. H. Case (no. 113T)