It’s a trek, certainly, and to a gold rush town of less ... highly Instagrammable vacation to help you do it. If so, consider the derelict beauty of Dawson City. It’s strange, the summers ...

2006-04-09 04:00:00 PDT Dawson City ... during the gold rush when American author Jack London came north with gold fever and lived "Call of the Wild" and "White Fang." His cabin still stands ...

There’s so much more in Dawson ... in that city’s fine museum). His boyhood home — Berton House — is now a writers retreat. American author Jack London came here for the gold rush and ...

DAWSON CITY, YUKON-Having a television show set in Canada strike ratings gold in the U.S. is about as rare as — well, as rare as getting rich as a sluice miner in the Yukon in 2016.

Those cabins ... gold claims—plus almost 20 percent of one of the region’s wealthiest mining companies. Ever the expansionist, Mulrooney set out to build the finest hotel in Dawson City ...

And I’ll travel to the scene of the most famous gold rush in the world to do it. Off I went a mere 4,100 miles to Dawson City in the Klondike region of Canada’s Yukon territory via tube ...

The Jack London Museum is dedicated to his life and writings, with displays including a replica cabin ... clerk in Dawson City from 1908 to 1912. He wrote poetry based on vivid gold rush tales ...

The century-old remains of four men who were executed during the Klondike Gold Rush will be laid to rest this weekend in Dawson City, Yukon. The four Nantuck brothers are shackled in leg irons at ...

And because of all the gold in Dawson City in 1899 — more than 100,000 people streamed in during the rush hoping to strike it rich — the theater was truly grand for its time: the main floor ...

The city, like its entertainment, had been tamed. “In post-gold rush Dawson, theatre no longer consisted of ‘uninhibited productions characterized by risqué themes and double entendres ...