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Sioux indian war council in California???

The "ladies of the night" look a bit on the rough side 🙄.

It would be a bit more convincing if the narrator (real or AI, can't tell) did not have a British accent! Come on!

I only have one commet fantastic 👍👍

Has anyone noticed that 90% of the ads on youtube are scams. Who's tired of the stupid grocery cards?

What is interesting in the wagontrain photo is one of the wagons has 8 horses pulling 2 wagons and a buggy. The girl from the Hoppi tribe could well have been an extra in Star Wars as her hairstyle and Princess Laya's is the same.

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Both informative and entertaining. It's amazing to see so many photos from the "wild west," taken at a time when photography was a major project. I have one slight quibble, however, with the narrator's text: I believe that the word "cowboy" is frequently used here in a misleading way. In the actual Old West, few would have called themselves "cowboys," as the word often had a slightly pejorative connotation, suggesting an itinerant worker without a permanent job at best, and an outlaw at worst. Men who worked on ranches preferred to be called "ranch hands," and those who worked on cattle drives were known as "drovers" or "trail hands." Of course, the word became romanticized in the press and popular fiction, which is probably why today we use it in the way it is generally used here. But even today some of the negative connotations still attach to it; for instance, when President George W. Bush was accused of conducting "cowboy diplomacy," it was not intended as a compliment! However, this comment should be understood as merely a minor corrective; I offer it only as a matter of historical accuracy for the curious. Feel free to disregard it. On the whole, the video was excellent, and I enjoyed it greatly. 👍

The Whitby Yorkshire photos are staged for the famous photographer Francis Meadow Sutcliffe.

Among the best of very early photographs .

Even the poorest of them knew how to dress. 🎉 Ahhh back when people had morals! Just lovely to reflect and ponder.

Lived in small town USA Oklahoma in the 80s as a kid. There were bars/pool halls that sill used those long carved wooden bars, old decorations, mirrors and furnishings. Having always occupied those spaces, all remained unchanged since the 1880s. One pool hall had photos of the vintage building along with hitching posts and the dirt streets. Seemed dank and old at the time as the interiors had a specific musky odor. Didn't appreciate the history of course but it made enough impression that I remember it today.

All the diversity that built this place on full display

Would love to go back there 4 just 1 day too see how they really lived Davie boy Hampshire 👍

This sounds like Mark Felton’s voice…

Amazing number of early 1900s photos of makeshift and wooden shacks and houses that these folk lived in and then, hey presto, final photo of 1880s with large old brick buildings and awesome 'telegraph' poles

Mate, I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation. Seeing the old photographs & your narrative accompanying them was well done. I’m a proud Aussie & you are enabling people from around the world a glimpse into our past. My Mum was 3 years old in 1954 when her family came out from England. This is my heritage! Stephen 🇦🇺

Absolute treasure of photographs

@ 15:31; Souix war council in California? News to me Souix were ever that far west.

There's a famous photo I've seen, 📸 of Buffalo Bill 🐃, talking to a young boy 👦, who turns out to be, JOHN WAYNE!! ❤❤❤😊 in the 1920s

Really awesome thank you very much

A cowboy leads the way? What has a bloody cow herder got to do with leading a coach full of mining equipment? You mean a horseman! Typical hollywood comment, every one has to be a bloody 'cowboy'.

Very cool real life photos. When I was a kid my grandparents had a very old book that was a historical account of the civil war era with similar kinds of photos complete with photos of the dead which was a thing they did back then

This is the best channel I’ve seen on you tube for old west 👍👍👍

Greetings from England, what a fantastic collection of photos! Evocative and memorable. 🤓👍

Valuable work; but can't you make the screen smaller and leave the writing at the bottom? As it is, it's blocking the entire view of the board.

NEW RARE VIDEO, some you tubers are so stupid they do not know the difference between a video and a slide show. Gotya a dislike and will ban this channel.

When does an illegal immigrant become a pioneer?

Excellent👍

I'm from Sweden and I like that you tell us some about every photo

My grandma, born 1892 (Brockton, MA) had always wanted to see the West. She never did, but read and watched movies about it. She would have enjoyed these photos…as I too have.

Any thing about early southern Arizona. Tucson fort hauchuca

Wow that was pretty cool I like that I like to see them pictures as long as they're real and they're not AI but I like them

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C96 in one bar photo very Joe Kidd.

this is bunch of pictures not video, clickbait

Film. Not video. There was no video back then. You are not the first to call old film footage video.

Before the third world came and destroyed it all.

How about a video of the beautiful buildings in the background, getting built? Wasn’t that long ago.

I love how the dialogue slips into an Indian accent then some language I don't know before reverting back to an English accent. 12:50

nothing rare in this video every picture shown in this video is on google ..

how come there are more females in skimpy bathing suits than young men who are just about to go off to war and never return?

Ps...still Depressing. Tc😢😢

Yea im at Hill End....looks great but its still a Hard life😢😢😢

Beautiful old buildings in the background. Wonder who built them. 🤔

Keep em commin.

If you've got time (or the inclination) it would be interesting to do a collation by year of the swimming costumes. It was interesting to see the changes

That saloon woman was exceptionally beautiful.