A row of tents marks the beginnings of Skagway, a boom town in the ‘panhandle’ part of Alaska, which sprang up following the gold rush in the Klondike, 1880s. (17/54)

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A row of tents marks the beginnings of Skagway, a boom town in the 'panhandle' part of Alaska, which sprang up following the gold rush in the Klondike, 1880s.

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