Nome Gold Rush
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English: Nome Gold Rush
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Nome beach August 1898 just before gold discovered on Anvil Creek
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People leaving Klondike for Nome down Yukon Sep. 22nd 1899
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Nome port 1899, steam boat loading or unloading passengers
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Nome, Alaska waterfront, dated '99
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Ground view of Nome, Alaska 1899, two months after gold was found at beach.
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Aireal view of Nome, Alaska looking Northwest, dated: 1900
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Nome boat harbour ca. 1900
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Road house Cape Nome, 1901
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School children and teacher at Nome, ca. 1901
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Nome freight cran ca 1901
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Aireal view of Nome, Alaska. 1903
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Gold miners at Anvil Creek, Nome, Alaska, dated: 1902
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Large scale gold mining at Anvil Creek, Nome, Alaska 1903
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Nome, Alaska. Passengers brought ashore by boat, dated: 1903
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Elevated view of Nome. Alaska, dated: 1903
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Small scale hydraulic mining, Nome beach, 1904
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Big scale hydraulic lift on Glacier Creek, Nome Sep. 27, 1905
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Mining equipment on Nome beach 1905
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Car in Nome, 1905
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Train near Nome 1905
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Winter dumps for sluicing on Little Creek at Nome, 1906
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Roald Amundsen arrives at Nome, Alaska 1906
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Prospectors and other people for Nome 1906
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Cable way, Nome 1907. 1,400 feet long.
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Waterfront view. First wharf at Nome, Alaska, dated: 1905
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Waterfront view of Nome, Alaska, dated: October 1908
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Prospectors (recreationel?) panning at Nome beach 1908. (Tramway in background)
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Nome, Alaska, tramway and lighter, 1908 or later
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Underground mining with steam, third beach 1909
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Hydralic mining near Nome 1910. Visible effects on landscape
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Nome, Alaska: Dog sledges bringing passengers ashore, dated: 1 June 1914
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Kester Ave and Front St Nome, Alaska 1898-1908. Planks are seen on the street
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Map of routes to Nome, Alaska 1901
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Map of Nome Precinct, 1908
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Detail of map of Nome Precinct, 1908
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Map of Fort Davis 1909
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Map of Snake River through Nome ca. 1904. Sand Spit and electric light plant are marked.