Souvenirs

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.

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

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. 

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.

The construction of the Alaska Highway was one of the most powerful agents for change in the long history of the Yukon. Learn more about the impact of the 'gravel magnet'.

The construction of the Alaska Highway was one of the most powerful agents for change in the long history of the Yukon. Learn more about the impact of the 'gravel magnet'.

Anyone rocking this snapback hat featuring the LCC-1 Sno-Train must be a card-carrying northern transportation enthusiast!

When you're sipping on some cowboy coffee out of this mug out in the backcountry, just be thankful you're not shivering in Greenland like LCC-1's drivers were.

Read and write all about the ahead-of-its-time machine that Yukoners lovingly refer to as 'The Monster'.

This Canadian Coast Guard Ship was named for Yukoner Martha L. Black, the second woman in Canadian history elected as a Member of Parliament.