Dawson City Museum

We had a wonderful tour of the museum. The 2 front desk employees were so helpful and knowledgeable

They do a few different tours threw out the day we caught the one about the klondike mines railway the owner of the company wanted the trail to go to Edmonton and into Alaska but it only made 33 miles into the goldfields of dawson city

Great place to visit and to bring the kids, they also show a 21 minute movie about the history of Dawson.

One of the best museums I've ever been too. Well planned out and fantastic information on everything that's displayed. The design and layout is amazing. the craftsmanship of displays is perfect. The history of Dawson and area is captured perfectly. With a 9$ admission to boot, it is totally with the time to wander through.

Original buildings with wax figures to help make the information come alive. The town makes you feel like you just stepped back into the 1800s when the gold mining brush was happening. Well worth the long trip if you drive.

Cool museum showcasing Dawson's history and the gold rush.

Would not recommend it. I visited this place 2 days after the museum in Skagway, and it does not compare in good way - Skagway museumis free, friendly, and fun, and that one is.... well, they have a lot of room for improvement for sure.It's ok, costs $10 per person, and not a very friendly place. It's just my impression, though, so if you like when people are being rude to you for no reason, even when you pay a little money to them , then that's an excellent place to go. Otherwise, it's a 3-star place and only because it's located in the heart of Klondike gold rush historic city

Great knowledge of Dawson City and all that went with a gold rush

Beautifully laid out little museum. We only had an hour left before we had to leave town, so I was worried we wouldn't have time, but it's smaller than it looks from the outside, so we were able to see most things. Doing a thorough job, you could probably read and see everything in an hour and a half. The only big thing we weren't able to stay for was the 20 minute educational film. The building is also home to a working courtroom, which is open as an exhibit when not in session. Cute little gift shop. I bought a magnet. The woman at the front desk was very kind and helpful and even said we could finish up later if we were coming back. $9 regular admission, $7 students/seniors at this time.

Loved Dawson City and leaving about its history, particularly of the First Nations history and how their lives changed as a result of the gold rush.