John Gorst and two other men with sled near Lindeman Lake, British Columbia.
{{en| The "Port Orchard Party" made up of John P. Gorst, John Custer, Charles Ainsworth, Johny Gorst and Asahel Curtis, traveled to Dawson via the Chilcoot Pass during the spring of 1898. Klondike Gold Rush. *Subjects (LCTGM): Snow--British Columbia *Subjects (LCSH): Gorst, John
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- 1898
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