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  • Alaska. Street scene in historic goldrush town of Skagway, a port of call for cruise ships on the Inside Passage.
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  • Alaska. Street scene in historic goldrush town of Skagway, a port of call for cruise ships on the Inside Passage.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park. The Golden North Hotel has been restored from the days of the Klondike Gold Rush.
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  • Alaska, Skagway Street car company offers tours through the streets of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park.
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  • Alaska Skagway a port of call for Cruise ships in summer and coach tours through the historic Klondike Gold rush national park
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  • Alaska Skagway a port of call for Cruise ships in summer and coach tours through the historic Klondike Gold rush national park
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  • Alaska Skagway a port of call for Cruise ships in summer and coach tours through the historic Klondike Gold rush national park
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  • Alaska Skagway a port of call for Cruise ships in summer and coach tours through the historic Klondike Gold rush national park
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  • Alaska Skagway a port of call for Cruise ships in summer and coach tours through the historic Klondike Gold rush national park
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Chilkoot trail sign outside of the historic klondike  gold rush town
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  • Alaska Skagway a port of call for Cruise ships in summer and coach tours through the historic Klondike Gold rush national park
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  • Alaska, Skagway Street car company offers tours through the streets o fhte Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park. Visitors stroll the main street in summer.
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  • Alaska, Skagway Street car company offers tours through the streets o fhte Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park.
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  • Alaska, Skagway Street car company offers tours through the streets o fhte Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park.
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  • Alaska, Skagway Street car company offers tours through the streets of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park.
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  • Alaska, Skagway Street car company offers tours through the streets o fhte Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Arctic Brotherhood Hall, a unique building has origins during the Klondike Goldrush.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Historic downtown.
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  • Skagway Streetcar frontier town of Skagway, Alaska a historic goldrush town of Skagway, a port of call for cruise ships on the Inside Passage. .
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  • Alaska. Street scene in historic goldrush town of Skagway, a port of call for cruise ships on the Inside Passage.
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  • Alaska. Street scene in historic goldrush town of Skagway, a port of call for cruise ships on the Inside Passage.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. A historic crowd fills the windows of Corrington's Alaska Ivory and Museum.
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  • Skagway Streetcar frontier town of Skagway, Alaska a historic goldrush town of Skagway, a port of call for cruise ships on the Inside Passage. .
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  • Skagway, Alaska. Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park, Red Onion Saloon - once a bordello, this saloon supports period costumed employees and fine libations.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. A family enjoys the historic mining town. MR.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • Alaska, Skagway. Tourists enjoying a ride on the historic White Pass & Yukon Railroad. Summer.
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  • Alaska. Street scene in historic goldrush town of Skagway, a port of call for cruise ships on the Inside Passage.
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  • Alaska. Street scene in historic goldrush town of Skagway, a port of call for cruise ships on the Inside Passage.
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  • Alaska. Street scene in historic goldrush town of Skagway, a port of call for cruise ships on the Inside Passage.
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  • The Red Onion Saloon, now a National Historic Building, was Skagway's most exclusive bordello. Built in 1897 with planks cut by Capt. William Moore, the founder of Skagway, the Red Onion Saloon opened for business in 1898, serving alcohol on the first floor while the upper floor satisfied more than the prospector's thirst.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride throught the streets of Skagway, and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride throught the streets of Skagway, and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride throught the streets of Skagway, and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride throught the streets of Skagway, and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride throught the streets of Skagway, and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride throught the streets of Skagway, and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride throught the streets of Skagway, and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride throught the streets of Skagway, and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride throught the streets of Skagway, and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway.Cruise ship docks at the bottom of the street in the  Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway.Cruise ship docks at the bottom of the street in the  Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway.Cruise ship docks at the bottom of the street in the  Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway.Cruise ship docks at the bottom of the street in the  Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway.Cruise ship docks at the bottom of the street in the  Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska. Skagway.Cruise ship docks at the bottom of the street in the  Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park with  Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Alaska . Skagway . Chilkoot trailhead .
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Old period buidling
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  • Skagway Streetcar and Golden North Hotel, one of the original buildings in the frontier town of Skagway, Alaska.
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  • Alaska. Skagway Show girls at the Red Onion Saloon
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  • Skagway Streetcar and Northern Lights Hotel, one of the original buildings in the frontier town of Skagway, Alaska.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors explore the town
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  • USA, Alaska, Inside Passage, Skagway, White Pass Engine pulling out of the station
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  • USA, Alaska, Inside Passage, Skagway, Skagway Centennial Statue
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  • Alaska. Skagway. The interior of the famous Red Onion Saloon.
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  • Alaska . Skagway . The interior of the famous Red Onion Saloon .
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  • USA, Alaska, Inside Passage, Skagway, Horse and buggy tours (model released)
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  • USA, Alaska, Inside Passage, Skagway, Horse and buggy tours (model released)
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  • USA, Alaska, Inside Passage, Skagway, Horse and buggy tours
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors explore the town
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors explore the town
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  • Cruise ship visitors at the Centennial Statue.
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  • Alaska. Skagway Show girls at the Red Onion Saloon
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  • Alaska. Skagway Show girls at the Red Onion Saloon
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  • Alaska. Skagway Show girls at the Red Onion Saloon
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Chilkoot Pass trailhead.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. A B Building with driftwood facade. .Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park. Boardwalks and frontier town facades.
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  • Skagway Streetcar and Northern Lights Hotel, one of the original buildings in the frontier town of Skagway, Alaska.
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  • USA, Alaska, Inside Passage, Skagway, Horse and buggy tours (model released)
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  • Alaska Skagway a port of call for Cruise ships in summer White Pass Railroad train historic Klondike Gold rush national park
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  • Alaska Skagway a port of call for Cruise ships in summer White Pass Railroad train historic Klondi ke Gold rush national park
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Visitors explore the town
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Klondike National Historic Park. White Pass and Yukon Railroad. One of two snowblower engines on display in Skaguay, used to clear the tracks en route to Lake Bennet, Canada during the historical gold rush to the Yukon in 1898.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Klondike National Historic Park. White Pass and Yukon Railroad. One of two snowblower engines on display in Skaguay, used to clear the tracks en route to Lake Bennet, Canada during the historical gold rush to the Yukon in 1898.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park. Klondike Gold Dredge, a 350 ton dredge on the Klondike River had mined over $8 million dollars worth of gold during operation, now operates a full two hour tour with gold panning instructionals, time period costume, and a guided tour of the dredge and operations.
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  • Alaska. Skagway. Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park. Klondike Gold Dredge, a 350 ton dredge on the Klondike River
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