Arthur Creighton McCullum (1894 - 1960)
	
Arthur McCullum attended Wycliffe College in Toronto and graduated with a diploma in 1925.((Yukon Archives, McCullum File Cor 252 file #28.)) McCullum and helpers built the first hospital at Aklavik in 1925.((Yukon Archives, Anglican Church, Diocese of Yukon fonds, 86/61 #9.)) He arrived in Old Crow in July 1926, replacing Reverend George Moody, and was ordained as an Anglican priest on August 1 at Old Crow. A new church, built by subscription, opened in October 1926.((Colin Beairsto, "Making Camp: Rampart House on the Porcupine River." Prepared for the Yukon Heritage Branch, March 1997: 208.)) 
Rev. McCullum was sworn in as a justice of the peace at Rampart House in June 1928. This was an effort to prevent gambling and stop the unlawful trade in liquor across the Alaska-Yukon border in the vicinity of the community.((Yukon Archives, Gov 1876 #33989 Vol. 34.)) He stayed at Rampart until July 1928 and no one replaced him until Julius Kendi arrived in the summer of 1929.((Colin Beairsto, "Making Camp: Rampart House on the Porcupine River." Prepared for the Yukon Heritage Branch, March 1997: 208.)) 

Rev. McCullum served in Mayo from 1929 to 1934 and then he and his wife moved to Dawson in 1936.((“The Anglican Church in Yukon.” Old Log Church Museum vertical files.)) Arthur and Charlotte McCullum left Dawson and the Yukon in 1940.((Yukon Archives, A.C. McCullum fonds. Archives Society of Alberta, 2021 website:   https://albertaonrecord.ca/c-mccullum-fonds?sf_culture=en)) Rev. McCullum’s son, Jim McCullum, was working at as a student missionary in Mayo in 1959.((“The Anglican Church in Yukon.” Old Log Church Museum vertical files.)) Charlotte E. (Jean) McCullum died in 1983.((“In Memoriam.” //Northern Lights,// No. 99, Advent, 1983: 20.))

McCullum’s diaries at the Yukon Archives cover his assignments in Old Crow, Rampart House, Mayo, and Dawson.((Yukon Archives, A.C. McCullum fonds. Archives Society of Alberta, 2021 website:   https://albertaonrecord.ca/c-mccullum-fonds?sf_culture=en))