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    This album will contain primarily content for teaching The Call of the Wild. It will include information on the Klondike Gold Rush, the Yukon, gold mining, sled dogs, images of Jack London and those with whom he was connected such as Bret Harte, Charmian London, etc. There is also an article from c. 1900 about the work of Charles Darwin which speaks to the interest among people at that time in Darwin's work 

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    Str. WILLAMETTE discharging freight at Skaguay, Alaska
    The St. Louis Republic. [volume], December 23, 1900, Magazine Section, Image 34
    LoC: Chronicling America overview of Charles Darwin
    A Perfect Day Poetry collection by Ina Coolbrith
    [Bret Harte, half-length portrait, facing left]
    Image of Jack and Charmian London
    [Group portrait of a woman and three men, crouched outside, smiling; one of the men is displaying a dish of panned gold]
    Women prospectors on their way to the Klondyke
    [Street scene. Seward, Alaska, 1906]
    Yukon Gold Rush Game, 1897
    Panorama of Dawson, N[orth] W[est] T[erritories]
    [Pacers on Dyea Trail]
    [Jefferson "Soapy" Smith standing at bar in saloon in Skagway, Alaska. July 29, 1989.]
    [Yukon Dog Team in the Canyon near Pleasant Camp, Alaska]
    The Ewing party and dogs
    [Alaska]: Towing provisions up Dyea River
    LoC's Introduction to the Alaska Gold Rush
    Map of Alaska, Yukon Territory and British Columbia showing connections of the White Pass and Yukon route.
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