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Old newspapers, pinned to the places they wrote about — the streets you can still walk today.
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A traveler describes the brutal conditions and industrial progress on the railway line, where snowslides and labor efforts define the route.
“As the line is blockaded they have to walk and carry their blankets.”
Heavy rains trigger a freshet in the mountains, leading to washed-out bridges and one very calm bear navigating the rapids on a log.
“As he passed the boys he waved his paw gracefully at them and floated on down the river using his tail as a rudder.”
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