D. A. Muirhead
	
Muirhead started working for the White Pass & Yukon Route in 1913 and rose to the position of assistant superintendent. He and his wife married in 1921. She came to Whitehorse in 1919 to teach the primary grade at the local school.((//The Whitehorse Star// (Whitehorse), 18 January 1946.)) In 1940, the Whitehorse IODE acquired the historic Sam McGee’s Cabin through a donation from Mr. Muirhead. He expected it to be used as a museum. The IODE moved the cabin to a lot across from the Old Log Church and they turned it over to the Yukon Historical Society.((“Sam McGee’s Cabin.” Yukon Historical & Museums Association, 2024 website:  Sam McGee’s Cabin - Yukon Historical and Museums Association (heritageyukon.ca) )) The Muirheads left Whitehorse in 1945 to live on the coast.((//The Whitehorse Star// (Whitehorse), 18 January 1946.))