Tents pitched on the edge of Middle Lake, White Pass Trail, British Columbia.
{{en| "This camp, 8 miles beyond the summit, was in the first timber on the Yukon side. Swept by fierce storms of the Coast Range, it was the most desolate camp on the Skagway White Pass Trail." Klondike Gold Rush. *Subjects (LCTGM): Lakes & ponds--British Columbia; Tents--British Columbia; Trails & paths--British Columbia *Subjects (LCSH): Middle Lake (British Columbia); White Pass Trail; British Columbia--Gold discoveries
- Date
- c. 1898
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