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Tag Archives: Klondike Gold Rush
Dawson City, Yukon
There are three things that put Dawson City as a top destination on the tourist map. The Klondike Gold Rush. It served as the Capital of the Yukon from 1887 -1952. The sub-arctic climate that only gets about 90 frost … Continue reading
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Tagged Dawson City, Jack London, Klondike Gold Rush, Old architecture, Robert Service, Yukon
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