While some of the businesses were in wooden buildings, others operated out of large framed tents. Most of the wood framed tents were scattered along the west side of the trail at the south end of camp. There were probably only five or six wooden buildings. The north end of the camp was dominated by two substantial buildings. One was a restaurant, the other a possible warehouse. Nearby was a striking octagonal building; its function was unknown. A large set of scales, operated by Archie Burns and used by the Alaska Native packers, was another prominent feature of the camp.
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