Cascadia Podcast

48: Klondike Kate Rockwell

24 min · 15. apr. 2019
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As a young woman, Klondike Kate traveled to the Gold Rush where she was able to build a fortune as a dancer, entertaining miners in Dawson, Alaska. She led a wild life for a while, but finally settled down in the state of Oregon where she built a boarding house and lived out her final years being called "Aunt Kate" by her neighbors.

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46: The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus

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