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Photos from: Eerie vision of Far North ghost towns



Old picture of now gone city of Grand Forks, it was built on gold and torn down.A welcome sign to the once lively town of Pine Point. Now it welcomes no one.Eerie photo of Slide Cemetery in Dyea, Alaska, from the Palm Sunday Avalanche.An empty hallway of an abandoned mall in Kitsault, British Columbia.

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Once the second-largest settlement after Dawson City, Grand Forks was located just 10 minutes from the Discovery Claim that set off the Klondike Gold Rush. Due to gold being located beneath the town, it was summarily dismantled and turned inside out, disappearing forever.



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