George Hicks, the Smallest Cabin in the Klondike, c1898 Routes to the Klondike; Animals Photograph of six-horse team pulling

Photograph of six-horse team pulling a carriage of people through a glacier on Upper Bonanza Road (also known as the Ridge Road)

Photograph of a man standing in a field

Inscription verso: Sheila Mary Warner Born in St

The hotel is decorated with spruce trees for a special occasion

Despite the caption

George Hicks, the Smallest Cabin in the Klondike, c1898 Routes to the Klondike; Animals Photograph of six-horse team pullingSelf portrait of George Hicks sitting in front of "the smallest cabin in the Klondike." The cabin is made of logs with moss covering walls, held in place by vertical poles. The window is made from bottles held in place by small vertical poles. The roof is sod, and the walls are banked with dirt. The door is made of vertical poles as well. Appears to be Gold Hill in the background.