Yukon News
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Aug 1, 2026
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Yukon’s vanishing roadhouses – a remarkable history
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Article Excerpt
Two iconic road-side establishments closed in May due to fire, in one case (Rancheria, on the Alaska Highway), and ill-health in the other (Braeburn Lodge on the Klondike Highway). The exclamation point to these losses came when the Westminster Hotel, a popular drinking establishment in Dawson, burned to the ground around the same time. These places represent a lifestyle that has vanished and each carries a history, and a rich collection of stories told by those who patronized them.
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