Gold Rush Days

Gold Rush Days refer to a period of intense migration and economic activity in the mid-19th century when many people traveled to regions like California and the Klondike in search of gold. These events were driven by discoveries of valuable gold deposits, inspiring a rush of prospectors, entrepreneurs, and settlers seeking wealth. The influx of people led to rapid town growth, infrastructure development, and significant social and economic changes. Today, Gold Rush Days are often commemorated through festivals and reenactments, celebrating the history and impact of this transformative era.