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YUKON RAILROAD, 1900. Driving the last spike, 29 July 1900, at Carcross, Yukon

YUKON RAILROAD, 1900. Driving the last spike, 29 July 1900, at Carcross, Yukon


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YUKON RAILROAD, 1900. Driving the last spike, 29 July 1900, at Carcross, Yukon

YUKON RAILROAD, 1900.
Driving the last spike, 29 July 1900, at Carcross, Yukon, Canada, on the White Pass & Yukon Railroad, connecting the port of Skagway, Alaska, with Carcross on Bennett Lake

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Media ID 12401818

1900 Alaska Bennett Canada Canadian Construction Drive Entertainment Ferry Gold Rush July Lake Last Railroad Skagway Spectator Spike Steamboat Yukon Yukon Territory Carcross Narrow Gauge


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YUKON RAILROAD, 1900: A Historic Moment in Canadian Transportation History". This print captures a significant event that took place on July 29,1900, at Carcross in the Yukon territory of Canada. The image showcases the momentous occasion when the last spike was driven into the ground, marking the completion of the White Pass & Yukon Railroad. This railroad served as a vital link between Skagway, Alaska's port city, and Carcross on Bennett Lake. The photograph offers a glimpse into an era characterized by early industrialization and transportation advancements. It depicts a bustling scene with construction workers, spectators from all walks of life, and even steamboats ferrying people across Bennett Lake. The crowd is filled with anticipation as they witness this historic milestone unfold before their eyes. The significance of this railway cannot be overstated; it played a crucial role during the gold rush period by providing essential transport for miners seeking fortune in Alaska's Klondike region. With its narrow gauge tracks winding through rugged terrain, this engineering marvel connected remote areas previously inaccessible to many. As we admire this remarkable piece from Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection today, let us reflect upon how such feats of human ingenuity have shaped our world. This photograph serves as a testament to determination and progress while reminding us of our rich history rooted in exploration and adventure within North America's vast wilderness.

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