Museum
Jack London Museum
Dawson City, Yukon
Replica of Jack London's Klondike cabinExhibits on London's Gold Rush experiencesInsight into how the Yukon inspired his writingCharming heritage location in downtown DawsonEngaging storytelling by knowledgeable guides
About Jack London Museum
Located at the corner of Eighth Avenue and Firth Street, the Jack London Museum celebrates the time the famous author spent in the Klondike during the Gold Rush of 1897–98. The site includes a replica of his cabin and exhibits exploring how the Yukon wilderness shaped his celebrated literary works. It is operated by the Klondike Visitors Association and offers engaging interpretive programming.
Things to Do
Cabin replica exploration
Literary history discovery
Photography of heritage cabins
