The Tragedy at Deer Creek

Photographer Charlotte Gray travels to Deer Creek to document a long deserted logging camp for her upcoming book ”Forgotten Frontiers”. She finds not only a derelict camp, but also a mournful tale of family, love and loyalty hidden beneath the Alaskan snow, in this point-and-click adventure. In the winter of 1997, photographer Charlotte Gray ventures into the remote woods of Alaska, to the derelict logging camp at Deer Creek, in order to complete her project 'Forgotten Frontiers'. Having

Photographer Charlotte Gray travels to Deer Creek to document a long deserted logging camp for her upcoming book ”Forgotten Frontiers”. She finds not only a derelict camp, but also a mournful tale of family, love and loyalty hidden beneath the Alaskan snow, in this point-and-click adventure. In the winter of 1997, photographer Charlotte Gray ventures into the remote woods of Alaska, to the derelict logging camp at Deer Creek, in order to complete her project 'Forgotten Frontiers'. Having photographed ghost towns throughout the Midwest, Charlotte expects to find the worn remains of a piece of American labor history, but what she finds is a place that seems to be eerily frozen in time, harboring numerous secrets sleeping deep beneath the Alaskan snow. Bit by bit, she finds fragments from the lives of the people who once lived here. Piecing together the fragments, Charlotte slowly starts to unravel the tragedy that befell Deer Creek and its people.