Tragedy at Wolf House: Jack London’s later years

In this video, time traveler Tin Cup Kelly visits Jack London State Historic Park in Glen Ellen, California, the place where Jack spent his final days. Tin Cup visits the ruins of Wolf House and Jack London's gravesite paying tribute to his old storytelling friend. You’ll learn about Jack's journey back from the Klondike and how he became a world-renowned writer. We're also introduced to Jack's second wife and the love of his life Charmian who sailed the South Seas with Jack and helped him build Beauty Ranch in the Valley of the Moon.
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Filmed in July 2022 with a GoPro 10, a Tascam audio recorder and a Panasonic Lumix.
Edited with Power Director 365.
About: From the lower 48 to Alaska and into the Yukon, Tin Cup travels the Klondike Corridor enjoying the treasures of today while remembering his time during the Gold Rush era.
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[@klondikecorridor]

Hopefully this video convinces you to visit Jack London State Historic Park. It is a wonderful and seemingly overlooked stop in northern Cali. Hiking and history- what a combo! I also hope it inspires you to read at least one of Jack London's many fine books. I'm partial to the ones inspired by his Klondike days- White Fang and The Call of the Wild and the short story, To Build a Fire.

[@klondiketom8281]

Thanks Tin Cup, another great story! I always enjoy watching your time travels. I look forward to the next one! Greetings from Austria, Tom!

[@klondikecorridor]

Hey Tom. Appreciate you tagging along for the ride. Next time you head for the Yukon, you'll have to do a quick stopover in San Fran to see this park.

[@ColoradoMartini]

Wow. I didn't know that he was buried in the Klondike area. I would love to go to the site

[@klondikecorridor]

Hey there Colorado. Ol' Tin Cup was in Cali-forn-i-a for this one. Jack's grave is in Glen Ellen. His ashes lay there with his love Charmian's. Sure do appreciate you watching and I enjoy your flickers as well!