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Klondike Gold Rush - Seattle Unit National Historical Park
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RESOURCE GUIDE to the LAST GRAND ADVENTURE


This 27 page document includes basic historical information about the Klondike Gold Rush in Seattle, Alaska, and Canada.

 

 



SCAVENGER HUNTS for FIELD TRIPS


For groups visiting our site in Seattle these scavenger hunts have been developed by instructors as an additional activity for their students.  Scavenger hunt have been developed for 2nd - 6th grades.


 

 


SEATTLE'S STAKE IN THE KLONDIKE GOLD RUSH


This integrated curriculum-based group of 19 lesson plans were developed by instructors for 3rd-6th grades. 
 

 


HARD DRIVE TO THE KLONDIKE:

Indepth historic resource study prepared for the National Park Service about the Klondike Gold Rush and it's effect on locations throughout the United States and Canada.



Chilkoot pass line of stampeders  

Did You Know?
Of the 120,000 stampeders who started for the gold fields, around 40,000 arrived in the Klondike region, most of them via the Chilkoot Trail.

Last Updated: March 11, 2009 at 18:58 EST