Yukon Transportation Museum Brings Transportation History in Canada’s Territory to Life.

We tell stories of Yukoners’ ingenuity and self ­sufficiency through the history of transportation in the Yukon.

Located in Whitehorse, we are a charitable non-profit organization and home to fascinating exhibitions, displays and programming including retired modes of transportation (like the Canadian Pacific Airlines DC-3 Wind Vane), miniature displays, art exhibits, live events, children’s programming and the Mile 917 Gift Shop curated with unique souvenirs, local art and educational toys.

Explore Yukon’s history at the Yukon Transportation Museum.

You will discover the rich history of the Indigenous people that shaped transportation before the construction of the world-famous Alaska Highway and soar with the early bush pilots as they glide through new territory. The Yukon Transportation Museum will guide you through Yukon’s stories of love, loss, riches, ingenuity, adventure, fear, separation, joy and determination. These preserved stories and artifacts illustrate how and why we have been moving over this land for thousands of years.


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Visit our website to learn more about the Yukon Transportation Museum.www.goYTM.ca
The Yukon Transportation Museum acknowledges the Indigenous ancestral lands of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council on which the museum operates.