Legacy of Clarence Berry lives on today at Museum of the North
Legendary miner and oilman Clarence J. Berry left a mining legacy that is hard to match in the realm of the Klondike and Alaska gold rushes. Forty years after his
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Legendary miner and oilman Clarence J. Berry left a mining legacy that is hard to match in the realm of the Klondike and Alaska gold rushes. Forty years after his
An 1896 gold strike along the namesake river in northwestern Canada brought a flood of characters who survive in the written works of Jack London and others.
Jack London and Wyatt Earp were among those who joined the 1896-99 gold rush.
David Friedman spotlights a group of amateur climbers in 1910 who were the first to climb Mount Denali, the highest peak in North America.