Articles related to "Klondike Gold Rush"

Skagway Alaska offers a unique glimpse of an era gone by and provides many outdoor recreational activities for its visitors

The rush to Alaskan gold fields made some would be gold miners so careless that they left Seattle on practically anything that floated.

Hop on the White Pass & Yukon Rail Route for remnants of the Klondike Gold Rush, whether from an Alaskan cruise vacation or various pick up points.

Determined to find wealth in the Klondike Gold Rush, Martha Louis Munger Purdy Black instead found riches of another sort: love, friendship, adventure and a beloved home.

Whether it's taking a Parks Canada tour, reading poetry at Robert Service's cabin or hanging at the music fest, there are many things to do in Dawson City, Yukon.

The spirit of adventure filled 53-year-old Anna Degraf with the ability to travel on her own from California to Canada's Klondike, carrying her sewing machine and hope.

The lure of gold brought thousands of people from around the world to the Yukon Gold Rush to pan for gold and Dawson City became a rich town from the Bonanza Creek gold.

Follow in Philip Timms' footsteps as he photographs historic Vancouver, BC in all its glory.

Robert Service fans familiar with his poem, "The Shooting of Dan McGrew," will delight in this novel that explores the characters in Service's original story.

Robert Service earned international fame with his book "Songs of a Sourdough" and two lively ballads, "The Shooting of Dan McGrew" and "The Cremation of Sam McGee".

The Dawson City Music Festival features musicians-Crash the Car, SoCalled, Luke Doucet, Melissa McClelland-with workshops and performances in the Yukon, Canada.

A unique partnership known as Great River Journey offers visitors a chance to live and experience Canada's True North.

From murmurs of gold on Bonanza Creek in 1897, word spread south with lightning speed. There was gold to be found, supplies to be purchased, but months of travel first.

A hero of the Titanic was also a cowboy, gold prospector, a decorated naval officer and an amateur secret agent

Author, television personality, war correspondent and humourist, Pierre Berton was a man of many hats; one great accomplishment was illuminating Canada's history