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In 1898 men and women from all over the world converged on Alaska. Gold had been discovered in the Yukon Territory of Canada. All winter long eager gold seekers struggled over the mountain passes between Canada and the United States. A small group of photographers chronicled this epic, creating images of men and women laboring through blinding snowstorms over the windswept, ice-covered mountains. One of these photographers was a young Swedish ...

In 1898, when gold was discovered in the Yukon Territory of Canada, men and women from all over the world converged on Alaska in blinding snowstorms. Among a small group of photographers there, P.E. Larss (later Larson) chronicled the Great Stampede to the Klondike, but died died years later without ever realizing the historic value of his work. FROZEN IN SILVER chronicles the photographer's story.