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Within five years of Robert Service's departure in 1912, the local press was referring to his rented cabin as a shrine. Virtually from the day it was abandoned, it became Yukon's foremost tourist attraction. Maintained, altered, and embellished by local service groups, the Klondike Bard's cabin came to symbolize the legacy of the Klondike Gold Rush.
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