Collection

In 'Century of White Pass & Yukon Route Equipment', Carl E. Mulvihill documents the engines, rolling stock, and miscellaneous equipment used by this iconic railroad.

Gordon Bartsch ably tells the story of CF-CPY as only a pilot can: from fascinating flying career to renovation to a final act as the world's largest wind vane outside of the Yukon Transportation Museum.

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Andy Hooper is a certified Yukon transportation legend, and now you can own a shirt celebrating his iconic truck featuring a image drawn by fellow Yukon legend Jim Robb.

Gearheads and history buffs alike will cherish this reproduction of sections of LCC-1's operator manual.

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A memoir about the post-war North and a love letter to the region's aeradio operators, written by former Yukon commissioner Doug Bell.

YTM's very own tea towels, featuring the mighty LCC-1 Sno-Train. The tea towel has facts about the 'The Monster' embroidered into the tea towel's border. 

A bike horn with one heck of a honk! Attach it to your trike, bike or scooter so everyone can hear you coming from a mile away.

Introduced in 1919, the Junkers F-13 was the first all-metal passenger aircraft in the world, and ushered in the era of the low-wing plane.

Designed in 1933, Gamma aircraft set cross-country flying records, survived trips to Antarctica, and were owned by famed aviators like Howard Hughes.

Vintage model kit alert! Build a Cessna Crane of the Royal Canadian Air Force with this FormaPlane model, made and manufactured in England.