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Klondike Gold Rush - Seattle Unit National Historical Park
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Ever wonder why most of the pictures of the Klondike Gold Rush are in black and white? Color photography wasn't yet invented and wouldn't become popular till nearly 50 years later...And those color pictures you do see of the gold rush?  Those pictures have been colored by either hand or computer.  Not really color photographs!

Now you can color your own gold rush artwork and determine what colors the stampeders wore and saw.

 

 
Coloring Pages

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Color your own Klondike Scene on the following pages.

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Fire destroyed buildings during the 1889 Seattle fire

Did You Know?
Within 6 months of the The Great Seattle Fire of 1889 over 100 fireproof brick buildings had been built or were started in the downtown area.

Last Updated: March 22, 2008 at 19:50 MST