Canadian Historic Sites: Occasional Papers in Archaeology and History No. 26

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Lake Bennett, British Columbia

by Margaret Carter

References Cited

As the background material found in this paper was compiled in the course of research on futher Yukon topics over a five-year period, the sources reflected are too numerous to mention; consequently only material directly referred to in the endnotes has been listed here.

Adney, Edwin Tappan

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31 May and 5 August 1899
(copies in possession of Mr. James Sinclair, Winnipeg).

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My Seventy Years, by Mrs. George Black as Told to Elizabeth Bailey Price. Nelson, London, 1938.

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Annual Report of the Commissioner of the North-West Mounted Police, 1898. Queen's Printer, Ottawa, 1899.

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"Bennett City: Miners Church: 'Christianity's Onward March'." In Historic Western Churches, Superior Publishing Company, Seattle, 1969, pp. 185-86.

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"The Work ot the Churches in the Yukon during the Era of the Klondike Gold Rush." M.A. thesis, Univ. of Western Ontario, 1970.

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Compiled from the Year Book of British Columbia and Manual of Provincial Information to Which Is Added a Chapter Containing Much Special Information Respecting the Canadian Yukon and Northern Territory Generally. R.E. Gosnell, Victoria, 1897.

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Minnesota Historical Society

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"Gold Rush: A Boy's Impression of the Stampede into the Klondike during the Days of 1898." Unpublished manuscript, Indian and Northern Affairs Library, n.d.

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1898-1902.

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1899-1902.

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