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Scene on the approach to Chilkoot Pass depicting aftermath of the April 3, 1898 snowslide, Alaska.
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Scene on the approach to Chilkoot Pass depicting aftermath of the April 3, 1898 snowslide, Alaska.

Caption on image: "Approaching Chilkoot Pass, Spring 1898; En route to Klondike Gold Fields" Part of Goetzman series entitled: En route to the Klondike Gold Fields" Image is identical to Hegg 79 which is captioned: "Scenes of snow slide on Chilkoot Pass April 3rd 1898" " Aftermath of the April 3, 1898 avalanche between Sheep Camp and Chilkoot summit. Sixty-three bodies were dug out from the snow." (Murray Morgan, One Man's Gold Rush, p. 60) PH Coll 246.5 Klondike Gold Rush. *Subjects (LCTGM): Avalanches--Alaska--Chilkoot Pass *Subjects (LCSH): Chilkoot Pass (Alaska); Mountain passes--Alaska

Date
1898-04-03
Photographer / author
Goetzman, H. J.
Archive
Wikimedia Commons
Type
photograph
Original size
784 × 612 pixels

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Reason: its US copyright has expired (published before 1931).

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"Scene on the approach to Chilkoot Pass depicting aftermath of the April 3, 1898 snowslide, Alaska." (1898-04-03). Goetzman, H. J., via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scene_on_the_approach_to_Chilkoot_Pass_depicting_aftermath_of_the_April_3,_1898_snowslide,_Alaska_(MEED_3).jpg

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