Klondike Fever
The Story Of The Last Great Gold Rush
by Alvin Robert Cunningham
Educational Children's Book (ages 9-11)
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depression, Mountie, nugget, mother lode, placer mining, scow, summit, whipsaw, outfitted, stake, boomtown, flotilla, stampedersPeople
Jack Loondon, Chilkat, Han AthabascanPlaces
Canada, Alaska, Seattle, Dawson, Chilkoot Pass, White Pass, Yukon River, Sheep Camp, Yukon ValleyTimes
1896-1905| Edition | Availability |
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Klondike Fever: The Story of the Last Great Gold Rush
August 2004, Perfection Learning
Library binding
in English
- Reinforced Library Binding
0756914949 9780756914943
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Klondike Fever: The Story Of The Last Great Gold Rush
June 2004, Perfection Learning
Paperback
in English
078916129X 9780789161291
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Book Details
First Sentence
"In 1897, Andrew and his father join thousands of other people headed for the Klondike goldfields. The book also provides information on the Klondike Gold Rush and the rise of the town of Dawson, Canada. This book is illustrated and contains archival photographs and drawings. It also includes bolded vocabulary words with a glossary. Children will be able to identify with the young, main character and learn about an important event in American history at the same time."
Edition Notes
The author, Alvin Robert Cunningham, is a retired educator of 34 years. He taught American History at Henry High School in Henry, Illinois and Social Studies in the Ottawa Elementary Schools in Ottawa, Illinois. Mr. Cunningham enjoys reading, especially about American history in the 19th century. He and his wife enjoy living at their new home in Streator, Illinois.
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In 1897, Andrew and his father join thousands of other people headed for the Klondike goldfields in Canada. The book also contains information on the Klondike Gold Rush and the rise of the town of Dawson.
This children's book (ages 9-11) is illustrated and contains archival photographs and drawings. It also includes bolded vocabulary words with a glossary.
Children will be able to identify with the young, main character and learn about an important event in American history at the same time.
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