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Klondike Gold Rush National Historical ParkHistoric photo of piles of freight on waterfront in Dyea, 1898. Univ. of Washington, Eric A. Hegg collection
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Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
News Releases
 

Headlines in the Seattle Post Intelligencer started the Klondike Gold Rush. The place has periodically been in the news since. Here's the latest news from Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park.

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Public Participation and Notification for Proposed 2008 Fee Increase at Dyea Campground

 
Mascot Saloon Archeological Report Available
 
Use Limits For Newly Acquired Park Lands in Chilkoot Trail Unit
 

Collection Features Klondike Gold Rush and Skagway history

 
Public Comments Sought for Dyea Planning Efforts
 
Fall Mushroom and Berry Picking
 

 
pile of boards and canvas in ruin on rocks  

Did You Know?
The mystery of why these canvas boats were left behind at the Chilkoot summit of Klondike Gold Rush NHP, remains unsolved. One theory reports that it was too costly to pay the customs to take them over the border. Perhaps they were too flimsy for the rough waters of Bennett Lake?

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Last Updated: September 25, 2007 at 20:03 EST