was dropped. In addition, every other summer, on odd numbered years, the sleep away camp Camp Shohola for Boys has what it calls Klondike Day. In the morning an area of camp, including the creek that runs through the camp, are staged as Dawson City and campers run into the creek to search for "gold." In the afternoon they receive "money" for their prospecting and attend a camp wide carnival. In 2016, a BBC History TV series 'Operation Gold Rush' was co-hosted by Felicity Aston, the British explorer, retracing the route across the Yukon of the 1898 Klondyke Gold Rush. In 2019, as a way to celebrate the original Klondike Gold Rush, the Yukon government attempted to crowdsource a second Gold Rush by inviting the public to buy perks via Indiegogo. Using the money raised, the government bought real Klondike gold and sprinkled it into the Territory's creeks. They then invited people to pan it back out as a re-creation of the original Klondike Gold Rush of the 1890s. See also An Klondike The Chechahcos, 1924 film Klondike, miniseries References Klondike Gold Rush Klondike Gold Rush Klondike Gold Rush Klondike Gold Rush in fiction