In to the Yukon

"In to the Yukon" by William Seymour Edwards is an exciting travel story from the early 1900s about a two-month trip across North America, from the Great Lakes to the wild Yukon territory. The book shares a colorful mix of experiences, conversations with people who lived there, and the stunning beauty of the land he saw. The story starts with Edwards' arrival in Cleveland and his boat trip across the Great Lakes. He paints a picture of the landscapes, cities, and lively atmosphere along the waterways, combining his own stories with observations about the people and places he meets. The first part of the book builds a sense of anticipation as he heads toward the Yukon, setting the scene for the adventures and meetings that will happen in the far-off parts of North America.