Horse-drawn wagons leaving the Jo Jo Hotel for Dawson, Yukon Territory, circa 1900

Caption on image: Leaving Joe for Dawson. PH Coll 731.8 Henry and Inga Sojolseth Kolloen were Norwegian Americans who left Seattle in 1898 to seek gold in Alaska during the Gold Rush. The couple traveled separately to the Yukon Territory, where they were unsuccessful in finding gold. The couple then...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Kinsey and Kinsey
Other Authors: University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections Division
Format: Other/Unknown Material
Language:unknown
Published: Kinsey and Kinsey
Subjects:
Horses > Yukon > Dawson
Carts & wagons > Yukon > Dawson
Passengers > Yukon > Dawson
Bonanza
Canada
Gold Run
Gold Run Creek
Inga
Kinsey
Yukon
Dawson
Alaska
Online Access:http://cdm16786.contentdm.oclc.org:80/cdm/ref/collection/alaskawcanada/id/2298
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Summary:Caption on image: Leaving Joe for Dawson. PH Coll 731.8 Henry and Inga Sojolseth Kolloen were Norwegian Americans who left Seattle in 1898 to seek gold in Alaska during the Gold Rush. The couple traveled separately to the Yukon Territory, where they were unsuccessful in finding gold. The couple then apparently settled down to run the Jo Jo Hotel located on Gold Run Creek in Dawson. Clarence and Clark Kinsey were brothers who photographed in the Yukon Territory during the Gold Rush. They worked in Gold Forks between 1898-1906 and Bonanza between 1902-1903.

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