The legacy of Dawson City, in the wild Yukon Territory, and the Gold Rush remains 125 years after tens of thousands streamed through Seattle to find fortune in the Far North. Now a town of 1,400 ...

Dawson City sits alone on the river’s banks, a mere 150 miles south of the Arctic Circle, in the Yukon Territory: ... The usual gold rush hobbies are all possible here: ...

The Gold Rush also roughly coincided with the popularization of movies, and while those two events would seem to have little in common, Dawson City tangled their histories together.

Dawson City, in “Dawson City,” becomes a pipe-dream village where gold breeds the aspirational hunger of the new century, which breeds the impassioned mirror of motion pictures.

Dawson City: Frozen Time | Clip: Swimming Tank | NYFF54 by Film society of lincoln center on YouTube. Somers did not look to period music or folk songs to recreate life in the Klondike from the ...

Dawson City Gold Diggers Yukon showgirls used to congregate in the Gold Rush capital for good times and raucous celebrations. June 11, 2010. June 11, 2010. 3 min read. Save.

Dawson City will host the annual Yukon Gold Panning Championships with a $2,000 first-place prize up for grabs ...

But Dawson City is also one of those rare gems, a themed tourist mecca with genuine soul and character. Partly that's due to gold still being at the heart of the community.

Based on the 2010 novel, Gold Diggers: Striking It Rich in the Klondike by Charlotte Gray, the six-part miniseries took some creative liberties with the actual accounts of Dawson City.

Ladue founded Dawson City in 1896. He was the first man to hear of and to stake cut a claim in the Klondike. He selected 178 acres of Government land at $1.25 an acre at the mouth of the Klondike ...

Aiming to prove he&apos;s no flash in the pan Andy Gilpin <b>tries to find his fortune in Yukon territory renowned for one of the greatest gold rushes the world has ever seen </b> ...

In 1978, Michael Gates was a young museum conservator living in Dawson City in Canada’s Yukon Territory when he encountered Frank Barrett, a local alderman and deputy mayor. Barrett had been ...