This thrilling story is at once first-rate history and first-rate entertainment. The entire tale has an epic ring (legends were lived and fortunes were won) as much because of its splendid folly as because of its color and motion.
$13.95 paper, 457 pp.
“Stroller” White, the Mark Twain of the North R.N. DeArmond, ed.
Believed to be the first newspaper columnist in the North, the “Stroller” tells the humorous side of the Gold Rush as he experienced it in Skagway and Dawson.
237 pp., paper, Ill. $9.95 WEB SPECIAL!!!
Of The Alaska-Yukon Gold Rush
Lael Morgan
Meet the women of the gold rush demimonde, the prostitutes, dance hall girls, and entertainers who lived on the outskirts of respectable society.
$16.95 paper, 351 pp., Ill.
They Haunt the Frozen North
Shirley Jonas
Explore tales of the supernatural on the Trail of ‘98 from Skagway, Alaska to the Klondike gold fields in the Yukon Territory.
$11.95 paper, 114 pp. Ill. by Chris Caldwell
AUTOGRAPHED!
A Historical Novel of the Skagway, Alaska Sporting Wars
Catherine Holder Spude
Follow the post-gold rush love affair between a Skagway bartender and one of the ladies of the red light district as they battle politicans and church women looking to clean up Skagway. $16.95 paper, 220 pp., Ill.
Nita Nettlton
Follow the latest adventures of Jane B. Wild and her niece Caly on the Chikoot Trail as they encounter strange siblings, runaway kids, and partying Yukoners
$13.50 174 pp., paper
The Story of Soapy Smith
Jane G. Haigh
The latest book on Alaska's most notorious con man – from his Georgia upbringing to his Colorado exploits, to his days as the so-called uncrowned king of gold rush Skagway. How will you judge him?
$9.95 paper, 118 pp.
And Other True Tales
from Alaska’s Fun City
Jeff Brady and Mike Sica
An Alaskan bestseller. More than 500 police blotter items and other hilarious stories from the pages of The Skagway News, 1978 to present.
AUTOGRAPHED! $8.95 paper, 111 pp., Ill.
Claire Rudolf Murphy and Jane Haigh
A book for lovers of dogs and hiistory, this book celebrates the great dogs of the North from Muir's Stickeen to the legendary Balto, illustrated with wonderful historic photos. $16.95 paper, 119 pp., Ill.
Moving to Alaska
Sally Lesh
Originally chronicled in the pages of Life magazine, this often-hilarious story tells of a 10-member family's bold move to Alaska in a bus in the 1960s.
$14.95 paper, 159 pp., Ill.
Hoghead on the WP&YR
J. D. True
Relive the day-to-day accounts of the author's last decade on the White Pass as an engineer on the head end of the train. This railroader's favorite is in its third printing. $8.95 paper, 103 pp., Ill.
Mile-by-Mile guide to the Scenic Attractions...
C. E. Mulvihill
Carl Mulvihill has spent a lifetime chronicling the history of the White Pass narrow gauge. This well-researched book includes modern and historic photos, a rolling stock roster, and railroader's dictionary.
$10.00 paper, 105 pp., Ill. AUTOGRAPHED!
