I grew up watching little house on the Prarie and I remember reading all her books I got the whole set of them for christmas my dad sent me. I would go outside and read them underneath a big walnut tree or by a pond we had in the backyard. You would always find me with my nose in one of her books and is because of her books I have such a love for reading and history to this day She was an amazing author and an amzing woman. May she long rest in peace.
Gracias hermoso video. Creo más de una generación crecimos con esas bellas historias que hoy en día reinvindican los valores de la familia, la honestidad y la pureza, tan ausentes en nuestros tiempos.🤗❤🌻
I live in France and I'm waiting with great pleasure the book "Pioneer girl"of Laura Ingalls . When we were child ,my wife and myself we used to see Little House On The Prairie because of a beautifull story of somone working hard and a story of a beautifull familly . My wife is from Italy, and myself French, but this film was popular in both countries and beyond . We have to forget never our own roots and from where we are coming from .
Sonic Hegehog Her real life was so complex and very astonishing!! Learning about her real life is so rewarding because the books and TV show were a very sanitized version, while the lives of those families were a triumph of spirit against almost impossible odds! Try to order books about her real life and you will be surprised! I find the time she lived in, from covered wagons, Indian attacks, and lonely open prairies, to watching the first space flight, to be unbelievable! What a time to have experienced!
christine paris I have great admiration for all of those pioneering families who trekked across our continent in the 1800s. Their courage and their endurance helped to build this country.
Grazie mille queste informazioni interessanti ,ho sempre visto e rivisto il film in episodi La casa nella prateria mi è sempre piaciuto ,sono cresciuta con questo meraviglioso telefilm ha insegnato molto e tutt'ora lo stanno riprogrammando in TV su Twentysevel 26 Mediaset ... Sempre fantastico ☺️
Do you know the canada-series by Janette Oke? The rules Elizabeth (the main character) reads are the same (or at least pretty simular, I've just read the books in german because I'm a Swiss girl that really loves the LHOTP- Show which I use to watch with my family and the books which I read in a few days)
I love the vintage music it fits the story behind, I love all the true stories of Laura my Dad grew up in Kentucky and he even like reading her books. He would tell me about reading with a kerosene lamp, Grandma's wood stove I remember seeing this as a child. My mom used a teddle sewing machine, Thanks for the memories:).
I love seeing photos of Laura and her family. I think Charles was a nice looking man , Laura looked like him and so did Grace, Mary and Carrie looked like Caroline. Almanzo was a very good looking man.
I think that Grace looked like Caroline and Carreie like Charles. Because of the hair and because in the books laura and carrie both were little "whirlwinds". But this is just my oppinion.
I think Laura actually favored her mom, Caroline, especially in that photo that was taken of her at around age 10. I can really see a resemblance to her mother there.
I never learned to speak English properly, but I can read in English because I lived in an orphanage that the library was donated books written in English and I wanted to read, then the responsible nun teaching children to read this language and thanks to the lovely Laura Ingalls books and Mark twin hey here a little of this knowledge Thank you for postage, greetings from Brazil
Thank you so much for making this video. Laura was my cousin, through her father Charles, and our mutual 7th Great Grandparents (John Ayer and Hannah Everard). Laura was through their son Thomas and I am through their son Nathaniel
+Jerome Michael Wilson - 12/22/2015. Hello. Very interesting. What I found most remarkable about the life of Laura I.W. is that, as a child, she traveled in covered wagons and before the end of her life, was a passenger on jet planes. Amazing, isn't it? My husband grew up in the same area as Eugene Orowitz, although he never met him. Feeling the positive Little House values (hard work, responsibility, honesty, family, etc.) were important, we made certain our two children saw the TV show and read the books. We, even, bought some bonnets and aprons, by mail, from the official souvenir shop. Anyway, wishing you health, joy and a Merry Christmas!
Right! Laura ,the true heroin lived an era that we won't ever live. She travelled in wagons as a kid and grew up and ended her life aboard planes,this is amazing! She had a wonderful and full life ,vivid with many memories and changes like the passing to another century. Great era!! She also discovered the phone, the radio and TV sets.
Lie Fat Shu I don't think it matters whether a person is muslim, christian, Hindu or worships tree frogs.😊 The program and her books stressed love of family and neighbor, care and concern for one another, the importance of taking responsibility for our own actions, integrity, honor, joy in simplicity, contentment with what you have, recognizing and appreciating who you have and standing up for right and acknowledging wrong. Not hiding it. She was spirited and had great humor and her kindness and strength shines in her photos. Would that everyone on this planet strove for those qualities. Hope you are having a good day, Lie fat shu.
At the beginning of this video that was a side shot of Rose not Laura. That's an insult to Laura, as she deserves our respect. Rose turned out to be a horrible jealous daughter.
No quiero decir para todos, pero pienso que', para la gran mayoría nuestra infancia se desarrolló en una casa en el prado, libre , sin preocupaciones, con juegos y muchas risas, donde el mayor interés eran las cosas bizarras que hacían los vecinos con sus mayores protagonistas, los hijos que eran los amigos de la cuadra, eran otras épocas en que, las cosas simples causaban grandes efectos, todavía se practicaba el respeto, el compartir, el dar sin esperar recibir. ....me da nostalgia de pensar que, de aquellos momentos, que quedaron suspendidos en el tiempo tan solo queden recuerdos y que una vieja película te haga sentir nuevamente el fresco aroma de una primavera que perdura con el pasar del tiempo, por que de eso se trata. ..........de mantenerla viva! y nunca, pero nunca dejarla morir!
Oh dear, I hope your your talking about the actor that played him because the real Almanzo passed away in the 40's! Just kidding, I'm sure your talking about the guy in the show :)
There were other rules for 1915 schoolteachers. * You may not fart between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. unless you cup your hands under your dress and capture the fart. * If the fart stinks blame the first child that comes in the door and punish the child in front of the class.
I grew up watching little house on the Prarie and I remember reading all her books I got the whole set of them for christmas my dad sent me. I would go outside and read them underneath a big walnut tree or by a pond we had in the backyard. You would always find me with my nose in one of her books and is because of her books I have such a love for reading and history to this day She was an amazing author and an amzing woman. May she long rest in peace.
Are you okey dear?
I reread them, I think they’re more for adults then for kids. What do you think?
@@josefholzer2433 I agree that the last 2 books in the series were for the more mature readers
Gracias hermoso video. Creo más de una generación crecimos con esas bellas historias que hoy en día reinvindican los valores de la familia, la honestidad y la pureza, tan ausentes en nuestros tiempos.🤗❤🌻
I live in France and I'm waiting with great pleasure the book "Pioneer girl"of Laura Ingalls . When we were child ,my wife and myself we used to see Little House On The Prairie because of a beautifull story of somone working hard and a story of a beautifull familly . My wife is from Italy, and myself French, but this film was popular in both countries and beyond . We have to forget never our own roots and from where we are coming from .
Sonic Hegehog
Her real life was so complex and very astonishing!! Learning about her real life is so rewarding because the books and TV show were a very sanitized version, while the lives of those families were a triumph of spirit against almost impossible odds! Try to order books about her real life and you will be surprised! I find the time she lived in, from covered wagons, Indian attacks, and lonely open prairies, to watching the first space flight, to be unbelievable! What a time to have experienced!
christine paris I have great admiration for all of those pioneering families who trekked across our continent in the 1800s. Their courage and their endurance helped to build this country.
This was one of my favorite shows as I was growing up. It tought and showed us much about life.
Hi maya
Grazie mille queste informazioni interessanti ,ho sempre visto e rivisto il film in episodi La casa nella prateria mi è sempre piaciuto ,sono cresciuta con questo meraviglioso telefilm ha insegnato molto e tutt'ora lo stanno riprogrammando in TV su Twentysevel 26 Mediaset ... Sempre fantastico ☺️
I never get tired of watching this series.Thank you for these precious information.
I love that Laura dedicated an entire book to telling Almanzo's story from childhood. It's one of my favorite books in the series.
Im 47 and I still have my set of "Little House on the Prairie" books. My daughters have read them and we still watch the show together as well.
My great grandmother was born in 1870 and died in 1977, only ten years before I was born.
S C L-So she was at least 106 at the time she died?
107 years old
WOW !! Laura lived to be 90 years old just like my dad did.
Almanzo & Laura lived long lives didn't they? and those rules for teachers, wow! Love her books
Do you know the canada-series by Janette Oke? The rules Elizabeth (the main character) reads are the same (or at least pretty simular, I've just read the books in german because I'm a Swiss girl that really loves the LHOTP- Show which I use to watch with my family and the books which I read in a few days)
Es una serie que no podrá ser superada por su enseñanza fe valores
Linstit est aussi de grande valeur pédagogique
This was a very good video. I wonder if Laura realized ,as a young girl, how much of an impact she would have on future generations.
Laura really was the most beautiful of the sisters. Today, Dec.5th, is Rose's birthday. She was born on this date in 1886.
Laura AND Grace were the two prettiest.Grace was beautiful too. Mary and Carrie didn't inherit the pretty trait.
I think their mom Caroline was very pretty, too. In fact I think Laura looked a lot like her mom.
Hi how are you
In two of those pics Laura looks like Babe Ruth as a woman.
I love the vintage music it fits the story behind, I love all the true stories of Laura my Dad grew up in Kentucky and he even like reading her books. He would tell me about reading with a kerosene lamp, Grandma's wood stove I remember seeing this as a child. My mom used a teddle sewing machine, Thanks for the memories:).
I love seeing photos of Laura and her family. I think Charles was a nice looking man , Laura looked like him and so did Grace, Mary and Carrie looked like Caroline. Almanzo was a very good looking man.
I think that Grace looked like Caroline and Carreie like Charles. Because of the hair and because in the books laura and carrie both were little "whirlwinds". But this is just my oppinion.
I think Laura actually favored her mom, Caroline, especially in that photo that was taken of her at around age 10. I can really see a resemblance to her mother there.
I never learned to speak English properly, but I can read in English because I lived in an orphanage that the library was donated books written in English and I wanted to read, then the responsible nun teaching children to read this language and thanks to the lovely Laura Ingalls books and Mark twin hey here a little of this knowledge Thank you for postage, greetings from Brazil
To this day I still watch the episodes I love it
Thank you for sharing this,
I always love to read and watch little house series,
It teaches us how to be grateful in every situation,
I love the music selection! I watched the video twice. The first time to see the images, the second time to listen to the music.
The music sounds like Bach.
Thank you so much for making this video. Laura was my cousin, through her father Charles, and our mutual 7th Great Grandparents (John Ayer and Hannah Everard). Laura was through their son Thomas and I am through their son Nathaniel
Jerome Michael Wilson How niceLove her books
+Jerome Michael Wilson - 12/22/2015. Hello. Very interesting. What I found most remarkable about the life of Laura I.W. is that, as a child, she traveled in covered wagons and before the end of her life, was a passenger on jet planes. Amazing, isn't it? My husband grew up in the same area as Eugene Orowitz, although he never met him. Feeling the positive Little House values (hard work, responsibility, honesty, family, etc.) were important, we made certain our two children saw the TV show and read the books. We, even, bought some bonnets and aprons, by mail, from the official souvenir shop. Anyway, wishing you health, joy and a Merry Christmas!
Jerome Michael Wilson
How fascinating!!! Did you inherit any pictures?
Martha Mack
Right! Laura ,the true heroin lived an era that we won't ever live. She travelled in wagons as a kid and grew up and ended her life aboard planes,this is amazing! She had a wonderful and full life ,vivid with many memories and changes like the passing to another century. Great era!! She also discovered the phone, the radio and TV sets.
have the whole set and love them. have read them over and over and some how find things I missed before.
Roger Richards i have the books too, plus the colorized version which is lovely.
I received The Little House on the Prairie books as a gift from my Aunt almost 2 decades ago. I loved all of them.. :)
Laura was my great great aunt. I'm the great grandson of her nephew, Leroy Ingalls.
VERY- VERY BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE!!! GREETINGS FROM GREECE
I watched this with much interest. Very nice video.=)
Que dura y y bella vida la de Laura, que le insapiró todo su amor para escribir los libros que contaban de su familia, y, y todos los demás !!
When I saw the 2nd picture of Almanzo Wilder as a young man, he looks like Paul Walker. R.I.P
Did anyone else pause the video about 3:15, and read the 1915 rules for a school teacher? WOW, talk about strict!
Soo Wonderful love it !
Veery nice. Thank you!
Su nombre completo es Laura Elizabeth Ingllas Wilder
Muy buena fue la serie en
Thank you!
very nice video
I think this is a great video! It is good you have music and I REALLY LIKE THE OLD PICTURES! Where did you get the old pictures?
I read her books as well
although I'm Muslim, I really liked this movie
Lie Fat Shu I don't think it matters whether a person is muslim, christian, Hindu or worships tree frogs.😊 The program and her books stressed love of family and neighbor, care and concern for one another, the importance of taking responsibility for our own actions, integrity, honor, joy in simplicity, contentment with what you have, recognizing and appreciating who you have and standing up for right and acknowledging wrong. Not hiding it. She was spirited and had great humor and her kindness and strength shines in her photos. Would that everyone on this planet strove for those qualities. Hope you are having a good day, Lie fat shu.
i always cry if i remember these movie and the life of her, oh god
this film beyond the religious and cultural
Laura ingalls wilder!
Didnt like it, sorry, you should have c aptioned the pictures, how can we tell who are all those people and places ??
Wow wow....yo no sabia que esta historia. Era basada en hechos de la vida real.
I loved this. Very interesting....and I loved that freaky music :)
Love her Books!..Wonderful woman..
very nicley done
The music reminds me of the silent films.Some captions would have been nice. However, I still enjoyed this.
only one grandchild
At the beginning of this video that was a side shot of Rose not Laura. That's an insult to Laura, as she deserves our respect. Rose turned out to be a horrible jealous daughter.
What's with the music?
No quiero decir para todos, pero pienso que', para la gran mayoría nuestra infancia se desarrolló en una casa en el prado, libre , sin preocupaciones, con juegos y muchas risas, donde el mayor interés eran las cosas bizarras que hacían los vecinos con sus mayores protagonistas, los hijos que eran los amigos de la cuadra, eran otras épocas en que, las cosas simples causaban grandes efectos, todavía se practicaba el respeto, el compartir, el dar sin esperar recibir. ....me da nostalgia de pensar que, de aquellos momentos, que quedaron suspendidos en el tiempo tan solo queden recuerdos y que una vieja película te haga sentir nuevamente el fresco aroma de una primavera que perdura con el pasar del tiempo, por que de eso se trata. ..........de mantenerla viva! y nunca, pero nunca dejarla morir!
juan y junior
I'm watching the episode where Amy makes doc baker and the ingalls help her fake her death so that her family comes to her birthday. Funny episode.
It's sad that Laura had no living son to carry on the Ingalls name.
Rick Charles Yes, this is true.
its sad women cant carry on the family name
@@suzycreamcheesez4371 I'm a woman and I still carry on my name.
uh huh As Metallica says nothing else matters!
@@hananeblanton5129
What a stupid post. Laura's maiden name was Ingalls. She married a Wilder, so her children would be Wilders.
Thought I was in church but good pics
This real Laura Ingalls,Biography ?
well yes of course.. this is just a short version..
@@GreyForestAcres read Prarie Fires by Caroline Frasier. The first school house Laura and Mary attended was in Pepin, Wisconsin.
the whole family would sit watch this show it was one of the few we would watch together
E sera sempre il mio film preferito
wats this music called? i like it
Oh dear, I hope your your talking about the actor that played him because the real Almanzo passed away in the 40's! Just kidding, I'm sure your talking about the guy in the show :)
Has anyone thought about putting the series on youtube? I'd think they'd be viewed all over the world. Orr would that be a HUGE copyright battle?
LMAO! That cracks me up everytime. cheers :)
He still is :)
Tks!!!!
Wow is nice
any pic of the family... of the 3 videos, it's the less interesting, sorry.
Ghost and goblins........
i used to have the set of those bookss
Oh that Zaldamo!
wanderlust2008a LOL
What was incorrect? and the music was nice!
omg!@ i cant belive it!!!! wt year was she born??? she is like my great great great grandparents i dont kno how old they are =[
some1 plz telll
theskat3rfreak **Tombstone with year dates at 4:25.
She was born on Feb. 7, 1867
Music: scary
my daughter has the book and these pictures are very educational
Electronic music and incorrect information do the classic works of Laura Ingalls Wilder no justice or service.
What does that have to do with anything?
Ci assomiglia però
There were other rules for 1915 schoolteachers.
* You may not fart between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. unless you cup your hands under your dress and capture the fart.
* If the fart stinks blame the first child that comes in the door and punish the child in front of the class.
liked the pics,but the music was so earrrrrie! hated it.
Why does ot sound like music from the Addams family? Ugh.
Das ganze ist mir zu langsam gemacht. Es dauert ewig bis man das neue Bild sieht. Außerderm ist das eine schreckliche Musik!
las pe3liculas
Too fast to read the newspaper and the point of interest sign.
hit pause
What is with that awful music? I thought I was watching little gothic house on the prairie there for a minute.
Awwww it's not That bad. Just think of the munters 😉
Munsters
It's awful loud!
Such distracting, melodramatic organ music...
Horrible music--hard on the ears
@ColConnie Make it better!
Really horrific music.
Who was I looking at and the music stinks.