Alaska Pin - Golden Days 1993 Fairbanks Alaska Golden Days Parade collector pin

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Alaska Pin
Fairbanks Alaska
Golden Days
1993
About Golden Days:
This five-day festival began in 1952, when the Chamber of Commerce decided to honor Fairbanks’ Gold Rush and its proud mining tradition. Felix Pedro, a young Italian immigrant, started the rush in 1902 with a gold strike in the foothills outside town. He’s the man who famously proclaimed, “There’s gold in them there hills.” His cry was heard far and wide: Fairbanks grew from a sleepy river town to a bustling city almost overnight. Today, the town collectively celebrates this exciting time with Golden Days, declared one of the country’s top 100 events by Destination Magazine
Pin measures approx 1.5 inches tall
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