Steamship Service to Alaska (1897)

Klondike: The commodious and fast sailing steamer Portland. Leaves Seattle Sept. 10 for Fort Get There, St. Michael's Island, Alaska, mouth of the Yukon River, making connections with the river steamers.Passengers will be landed at Circle City, Fort Cudahy and Klondike gold mines on or before J...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: North American Transportation and Trading Company
Other Authors: University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections Division
Format: Other/Unknown Material
Language:unknown
Published: 1897
Subjects:
Ships
Steamboats
Yukon
Yukon river
Alaska
Online Access:http://cdm16786.contentdm.oclc.org:80/cdm/ref/collection/advert/id/280
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Summary:Klondike: The commodious and fast sailing steamer Portland. Leaves Seattle Sept. 10 for Fort Get There, St. Michael's Island, Alaska, mouth of the Yukon River, making connections with the river steamers.Passengers will be landed at Circle City, Fort Cudahy and Klondike gold mines on or before June 15, 1898. Fare, including board, seven hundred dollars. Placer and quartz mines bought and sold. In the 1890s, the North American Transportation and Trading Company of Chicago, Illinois established stations and operated mines throughout Alaska and the Yukon Territory. Klondike Gold Rush Steamships, ferries and boats Transportation and communication Real estate and land development Cost and standard of living

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