The Matthew Watson General Store, the oldest in the Yukon Territory, transports visitors to the early 1900s with its historic goods and authentic atmosphere. Located in Canada, the store features old-school confectionery items displayed in barrels and glass jars, alongside a variety of First Nation handicrafts. Visitors can explore the well-preserved interior, browsing through the carefully curated selection of items that evoke a bygone era. A visit here is not complete without indulging in a gourmet ice cream cone, adding a sweet touch to the nostalgic experience.
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