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Wild Flowers, n.d. Buildings; Living Conditions; Mining Presbyterian manse 1905 where Ida

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Description

Presbyterian manse 1905 where Ida May Burkholden (nurse) spent the first 3 weeks after coming to Dawson 1905 with Rev

Inscription recto: Jimmy's Palace of Sweets and Fruit Store

one emerging from the tent and the other hunched at the front

Islander docked in Seattle most likely the boat that George Brownlee brought on his trip to the Klondike in 1898

Wild Flowers, n.d. Buildings; Living Conditions; Mining Presbyterian manse 1905 where IdaSmall blue flower which is attached to a long slender stem that is slightly curved towards the top. Towards the base there are a number of leaves which are attached to the base. Butterwort.

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