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The Klondike Gold Rush: Photographs from 1896-1899

af Graham B. Wilson

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Catch gold fever with this comprehensive collection of archival photographs. This is the mother lode of the north - a stunning record of the last great gold rush. With 125 extraordinary images along with fascinating anecdotes and personal accounts, this book reveals the arduous journey north, the frontier towns and the struggles of toiling in the gold fields. Readers will encounter intriguing characters as they experience the adventure of a lifetime. From conmen and prospectors to dog sleds and sluic-boxes, these images are a bonanza of gold rush history. This was the Official Book of the 1998 Klondike Gold Rush Centennial.… (mere)
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This is a nice series of photographs and essays on the different stages of the Klondike Goldrush. I read this while hiking the Chilkoot Pass trail as a reference point for different stops along the way. The photographs are reproduced fairly well and there are a lot of telling details that one can pick out if you know what to look for. There are however a couple of "false incline" pictures that were taken at an angle to make the pass look more steep than actually is. I thought this was funny because I can imagine the photo journalist hiking all the way up there and seeing that it isn't really that bad and knowing that his photograph was going to look a little dinky, so he just tilted a little to the right and bingo, a super steep trail. Anyway, if you are about to hike the Chilkoot trail or even visit Dawson City, this is a nice little primer to add perspective to your trip. ( )
  BenjaminHahn | Sep 3, 2013 |
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Catch gold fever with this comprehensive collection of archival photographs. This is the mother lode of the north - a stunning record of the last great gold rush. With 125 extraordinary images along with fascinating anecdotes and personal accounts, this book reveals the arduous journey north, the frontier towns and the struggles of toiling in the gold fields. Readers will encounter intriguing characters as they experience the adventure of a lifetime. From conmen and prospectors to dog sleds and sluic-boxes, these images are a bonanza of gold rush history. This was the Official Book of the 1998 Klondike Gold Rush Centennial.

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