The Klondike, between Canada and Alaska, is the destination of 100,000 workers a year to extract gold; the area was practically uninhabited until a few years earlier; the US Army and the Canadian Red Coats intervened to maintain order.
The Klondike, between Canada and Alaska, is the destination of 100,000 workers a year to extract gold; the area was practically uninhabited until a few years earlier; the US Army and the Canadian Red Coats intervened to maintain order.