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| The Upper Section of the White Pass out of Skagway / whitepass3-2219opt
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Digital Art Image 2219,
selection 5 of White Pass gallery 3:
Natural color of the mountains, seen as purple in the distance, show the
engineering marvel of the White Pass Railroad, halfway up its slopes. The train
is seen around a steep curve on a hill in the foreground in a break between the
green trees. And below it can be seen the original pathway the miners took
during the 1898 Gold Rush.