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How the Wild West Really Looked
A friend forwarded me this link The American West as you've never seen it before: Amazing 19th century pictures show the landscape as it was chartered for the first time | Mail Online
to an article on a photographer named Timothy o'Sullivan who took pictures of the Western U.S. as it developed after the Civil War. Fantastic photos and explanations.
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Thanks for sharing this Michael ... nice stuff
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awesome share!
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Nice, missed this, nice find.
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