History of Pilgrim Springs

Mineral springs and site of a resort. gold mining on Seward Peninsula, about 1900, the property was known as "Kruzgamepa Hot Springs" and "was kept up as a resort, and was often visited by parties from Nome and other mining centers of the region; but the roadhouse and saloon building was burned in 1908 * * *" (Waring, 1917, p. 72). town called "Pilgrim Springs" grew up here and "was active from 1923 to 1941. since moved to the Nome vicinity to work on defense projects and mining operations" (Balcom, 1965, p. 27). Springs Post Office was established in 1924 and discontinued in 1941 (Ricks, 1965, p. 51).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Pilgrim Springs

Shelton,

Idaho Bar,

Birch Hill, Hen and Chickens Mountain,

Salmon Lake,

Coffee Dome, Marys Mountain,

Grand Central River,

Badger Creek, Bell Creek, Big Creek, Bonanza Creek, Camp Creek, Canyon Creek, Coal Creek, Crater Creek, Dane Creek, Dome Creek, Dome Creek, Fox Creek, Grouse Creek, Hooligan Creek, Idaho Creek, Jasper Creek, Jett Creek, Labaree Creek, Little Ptarmigan Creek, Lucky Dog Creek, Madeira Creek, Matthews Creek, Maud Creek, Morning Call Creek, Nugget Creek, Paso Robles Creek, Paystreak Creek, Pennsylvania Creek, Phoenix Creek, Ptarmigan Creek, Rabbit Creek, Rainbow Creek, Rock Creek, Slate Creek, Star Creek, Warren Creek, Willow Creek,

Igloo, Marys Igloo, Pilgrim Springs,