The new novel from Beth Lewis tells the lesser-heard stories of the women who survived and thrived in the Gold Rush.

The California Gold Rush is well known and much studied but the Alaskan Gold Rush is far less talked about. In his new book The Floor of Heaven, bestselling author Howard Blum tells the story of ...

Fred Lewis takes an all-veteran team to the Yukon on season 12 of "Gold Rush." (Discovery) Military.com | By James Barber. Published September 22, 2021. On the 2020-2021 ...

The Klondike, it's always been about gold since the first gold rush in the late nineteenth century when miners stampeded into the Yukon, a pristine area in northwest Canada just east of Alaska.

In 1896, a man by the name of Skookum Jim found gold near the Klondike River in Yukon Territory, Canada. This sparked a gold rush the next year as hopeful miners, known as "stampeders," descended ...

The Yukon gold rush really began in early July of 1897, when a ship docked in Seattle, Washington. The local press had broadcast to the world that miners returning from Alaska were toting “bags ...

Tens of thousands of gold miners streamed into the Yukon in the late 1890s, ... Like gold rush miners, head to the Yukon for adventure. Published: Mar. 31, 2009, 1:43 a.m. By .

The Klondike gold rush ended almost as quickly as it started: The first gold was discovered in 1896, and the majority of the stampeders left by 1898. Today, modern mining operations continue to ...

At the turn of the 19th century it played host to the famed Klondike Gold Rush that drew thousands to the rugged wilderness in search of riches, but now the Yukon entertains a newer, more modern ...

Keno City is a gold-rush-era relic with about a dozen full-time residents, tap water not fit for human consumption and two bars whose owners have not been on speaking terms for more than a decade.