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Digging Ditches, Reworking Labour: Fairhaven and Davidson
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Digging Ditches, Reworking Labour: Fairhaven and Davidson
Editor’s Note: This is the third post in Part V of the Visual Cultures of the Circumpolar North series edited by Isabelle Gapp and guest edited by Sarah Pickman. Across Alaska’s frozen hillsides, water once carved the landscape into canals of gold. As part of the fifth installment of Visual Cultures of the Circumpolar North, this piece aims to highlight the Fairhaven Ditch on the Seward Peninsula, near the mining boomtown of Nome (surveyed in 19…
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