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Eric A. Hegg

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His nomadic lifestyle bore its toll and his relation with his wife Ella became strained. In 1902 his marriage was finalized by a bitter divorce and the studio in Skagway went to his wife who sold it and along with all the negatives. Since the stamp was removed by the buyers it is difficult to
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Jon Persson and his wife Brita Ersdotter in a family of eight (four sons and two daughters). Due to repeated displacement to smaller outfields deeper into the forest land, the whole family left for United States in April 1881. At the arrival in New York City the family gave up their
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visiting other Swedes working in the area and took pictures of the social life and the town. Among the customers were the "Three Lucky Swedes" who were first in Nome to become rich by mining. Their portraits were taken by Hegg and he opened his largest studio so far.
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to move in with his son and once again he joined his brother to work in their old studio. But the partnership did not last for long. While his brother took up farming, Eric Hegg kept on the business until 1946. He died in San Diego, CA on December 13, 1947.
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from 1897 to 1901. Hegg himself participated in prospecting expeditions with his brother and fellow Swedes while documenting the daily life and hardships of the gold diggers.
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where miners and prospectors are climbing the ice stairs upwards to the top and the awaiting Canada–US border. He also captured the dramatic scenery through which the
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identify many of the late Alaska pictures as Hegg's. Before leaving Alaska for a short time in Hawaii, Hegg lived in Nome and then in Cordova, where he worked for
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In 1899, after a year in Yukon, Hegg returned to Skagway leaving his studio in Dawson to his business companion Larss and another famous Klondike photographer,
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The Dream of America – "Guldgrävarfotografen Eric Hegg (The Gold Digger Photographer Eric Hegg)", TV series by Per Eric Nordquist, 1996
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Chilkoot Trail by Eric A. Hegg, 1898. Miners and prospectors at The Scales climbing the mountainside using the steps cut in the ice
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and Northwestern Canada. The Hegg brothers followed in their trail to open up new grounds for their photographic business.
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His work has been collected by the daughter of the friend from Skagway, Peter Andersson, and later donated to Archive of
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taking numerous pictures along the way. Hegg built a darkroom on his boat he used when travelling along the river
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was awesomely situated. Hegg has been featured in books and films in Sweden depicting his life as an example of
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made extensive use of photographs of the Gold Rush by Hegg, from his University of Washington archives.
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In the national interest : a chronicle of the National Film Board of Canada from 1949 to 1989
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Hegg (derived from Heggesta, the name of their Swedish area of origin). The family settled in the
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and the fourteen-year-old Eric Hegg took up the profession as a photographer's disciple in
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and together with his brother Peter he opened a new studio. After some years depicting
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on the White Pass Trail between Log Cabin and Bennett Lake, British Columbia, ca 1898
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since he was able to leave his humble situation in Sweden behind and become a
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Death Certificate #3701, Registrar # 2748, County of San Diego
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In 1888, Eric Hegg settled in the Swedish community outside
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after another Swedish-American man returned rich from the
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People from the Municipality of Skagway Borough, Alaska
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Index


Bollnäs, Sweden
Bellingham, Washington
Skagway
Bennett
Dawson City
Klondike Gold Rush
Chilkoot Pass
White Pass and Yukon Route
The American Dream
self-made man

Bollnäs socken
Hälsingland
crofter
Swedish surnames
family name
Swedish settlements
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Cloquet, Minnesota
Washburn, Wisconsin

Webber & Stevens
Bellingham, Washington
foresters
gold fever
Klondike Gold Rush
Alaska
Skagway

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