The First Great Race (edition 2013)

by Dan Seavey (Author)

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Many have dreamed of quitting their job, packing up the family, and moving to the Last Frontier. Dan Seavey, a high school teacher from Minnesota did just that. With wife Shirley and three small children, he drove the Alaska Highway in 1963 and homesteaded north of Seward, Alaska just in time to survive the Great Alaska earthquake.… (more)

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Title:	The First Great Race
Authors:	Dan Seavey (Author)
Info:	Publication Consultants (2013), Edition: 3rd Printing, 2016, 496 pages
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Many have dreamed of quitting their job, packing up the family, and moving to the Last Frontier. Dan Seavey, a high school teacher from Minnesota did just that. With wife Shirley and three small children, he drove the Alaska Highway in 1963 and homesteaded north of Seward, Alaska just in time to survive the Great Alaska earthquake.

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