Information on a museum exhibit and history of the Klondike Gold Rush.

Examines life in the Yukon, which was home to people with a vast trading network long before the arrival of missionaries, fur traders, and goldseekers.

Crowds jammed Seattle's docks, headed for the gold fields of the Yukon River and its tributaries, the region of Alaska and Canada known as the Klondike.

From P.B.S.'s "The American Experience." This site provides information about the Klondike Gold Rush.

Find out about the Klondike Gold Rush including Skagway, Dyea, and the Chilkoot Trail.

Features a timeline and profiles of key figures; images of the prospectors, trails, and mining paraphernalia; maps; and information about the centennial commemoration

Read about the Porcupine Creek gold rush in Alaska in 1898 and why the rush was over in 1905.

University of Alaska Museum exhibit exploring the wide range of experiences of both Alaska native and pioneer women during the Alaska-Klondike gold rush era.

Examines the life and culture of the native Yukon people and how their lives were impacted by the Klondike Gold Rush.