📕 Golden Gulch: Story of Montana’s Alder Gulch [Pace], Western Decor Book

Golden Gulch: The Story of Montana’s Fabulous Alder Gulch, 2nd edition, by Dick Pace, published by the Virginia City Trading Company in 1970, Western decor book. It measures 7 1/4” wide by 10” tall. 96 pages with lots of sepia tone photographs. “In what is now Montana, gold was first recorded in 1852. . . . Benetsee (whose real name was François Finlay), a trapper who had tried his hand at mining in California, is credited with the first gold which he supposedly discovered just west of the Continental Divide. The creek was later named Gold Creek. . . . This study will hit the highlights of significant events since Bill Fairweather and Henry Edgar panned out $4.80 in two pans of Alder Gulch gravel one evening in 1863. A couple of weeks later the town of Virginia City represented the greatest real estate boom Montana has ever seen and it’s been around ever since.” -from the preface and Background Notes New to Poshmark? Use code: montanamade100 (my closet name) to get $10 off! 💐 Or, bundle your likes and automatically save 10% off when you buy 3 or more items! You will receive the exact item shown. There are no dog ears or writing—the pages are an even cream color—the book is in remarkably good condition for being 55 years old! Please look at the photos as they are a part of the description. I have a non-smoking and pet-friendly home. As well, I use some recycled packaging materials. 😀 Thanks for looking, and please ask any questions before purchase!