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Columbia (1898) Nome
Gold Rush, Nome,
Alaska (1899–1909)
Fairview Goldrush,
Oliver (Fairview),
British Columbia,
Canada Fairbanks Gold Rush, Fairbanks, Alaska...
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California gold rush (1848–1855)
began on
January 24, 1848, when
gold was
found by
James W.
Marshall at Sutter's Mill in Coloma, California. The news of
gold brought...
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brought along.
Dawson City was
founded in the
early years of the Klon****
goldrush, when
prospector Joe
Ladue and
shopkeeper Arthur Harper decided to make...
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intended for use in the film: "After the
Goldrush" and "Cripple Cr**** Ferry". The
lyrics to "After the
Gold Rush" were
inspired by a
dream and consider...
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Gold Rush (titled
Gold Rush:
Alaska in the
first season) is a
reality television series that airs on
Discovery and its
affiliates worldwide. The series...
- The
Gold Rush is a 1925
American silent comedy film written, produced, and
directed by
Charlie Chaplin. The film also
stars Chaplin in his
Little Tramp...
- The
Otago gold rush (often
called the
Central Otago gold rush) was a
gold rush that
occurred during the 1860s in
Central Otago, New Zealand. This was the...
- Gold
Rush or
Goldrush may also
refer to:
Gold rush § By region:
Australian gold rushes Black Hills gold rush California gold rush Cariboo Gold Rush Klon****...
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rush to Coolgardie, 1894
Archived 13
April 2013 at the
Wayback Machine Southern Cross Archived 5 June 2014 at the
Wayback Machine The
Great Goldrush –...
- The
Georgia Gold Rush was the
second significant gold rush in the
United States and the
first in Georgia, and
overshadowed the
previous rush in
North Carolina...
