White Pass & Yukon Route Railway Erected in memory of five men who "died while constructing the W. P. & Y. R. R.": J. Cumberland, Andrew Aidukewicz, John McAllister, William Nelson, and A. Kelly. A close view of the stone can be seen here.

In memory of Emlie Brown Age 33 years (?) Died Aug. 4, 1899 A close view of the headboard can be seen here.

James McCue Died Oct. 24, 1898 Age 63 yrs. A close view of the headboard can be seen here.

At rest but not forgotten Laughlen McLean Age 62 years Died May 14th, 1898 Leaves a wife & family at Richmond, P. Quebec, Canada

Michael Bernard McKanna of Douglas Island, Alaska Aged 50 years Died June 13th, 1899 He lives in memory still A close view of the headboard can be seen here.

Sacred to the memory of Const. Ernest Edward Pearson, N.W.M.P. Regimental No. 3177 Who died at Lake Bennett 30th August 1898 Cst. Pearson died of typhoid, and this new marker was placed during an RCMP ceremony in 1998.

J. W. Mathes Died June 12, 1897 Mathes shot himself after losing his outfit trying the navigate the One Mile River. This photo of the new grave surround and headboard was shot in 2009 - a close view of the headboard in 2013 can be seen here.

A general view of the cemetery, looking to the northeast.

Some wood remains from a 2008 cemetery restoration project - the pieces of wood are historic artifacts and so will remain here. Yukon historian Michael Gates wrote about the project, and some of the people buried here, in "History hunting is more than just history".

Pits at the cemetery are thought to indicate exhumations.