12 comments

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  • i enjoy looking at these old pics of the old timers. They had i rough back then , and we r spoiled today . lol.

  • said galeyank

  • 2008.08.10 at 19:18:03 PDT

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  • thank you for sharing absolutly great....

  • said paintedacers

  • 2008.07.29 at 12:56:33 PDT

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  • I want to thank you for sharing your album...it is wonderful.

  • said grandmotherofasold...

  • 2006.09.16 at 02:50:21 PDT

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  • Loved the collection of the old photos. There is a lot of history there and the pictures do go beyond the printed word sometimes.

  • said rabbit3333

  • 2006.06.29 at 16:35:45 PDT

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  • This album is fantastic,your photos are all perfect and so interesting. Brian

  • said waterl00

  • 2006.04.09 at 06:27:01 PDT

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  • Wow!!!...I love all these historic photos!...you do a great service for people like me who have a serious interest and fascination with these subjects..Thank You!!....Arnie from Pa.

  • said amacko6748_

  • 2005.05.25 at 19:12:48 PDT

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  • this was a great album, were ever did you get all those pitchers? keep up the good work. if you find more please post them. thank's sandy

  • said carolinanorth

  • 2005.04.24 at 10:10:45 PDT

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  • Being part Indian, I really enjoyed your old photos. I found it to be very interesting. To think it was only 100 yrs ago.

  • said ory41532

  • 2004.07.22 at 16:11:18 PDT

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  • hi,sfrazier77, just thought id drop you a line. i hunted down where the picture titled 1912-driving tour-denver to salt lake was taken. if you would like to know, it is at mile marker 83 on I-70 looking north, just east of Rulison Colorado. Rifle, Colo. is the next town heading east. On the other side of cars is white line of clearing at base of mountains {the best way i can describe it} is about where I-70 is now. Your photo albums are great. Keep up the good work...

  • said dappy2112

  • 2004.03.14 at 11:59:11 PST

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  • Great photos! I can't imagine where you were able to collect all these. I especially like the ones of ordinary life in the early days out here in the west. It amazes me that we settled here at all. One Note: In Volume 4, there is a photo of sabre practice. The soldiers are in the CAVALRY (Calvary is a place in the Bible).

  • said msrkz

  • 2003.01.09 at 20:02:12 PST

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  • Very beautiful pictures. I could stare at them and pretend to be at those places for hours. Thanks for displaying them.

  • said tammy

  • 2003.01.01 at 18:06:14 PST

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  • I JUST LOVE YOUR ALBUMS. ESPECIALLY VOL.5 WITH THE CHILDREN PICKING FRUIT. I HAVE HEARD MY OLDER SISTERS SPEAK OF THIS CHORE FOR YEARS..........I THINK I FINALLY GET THE PICTURE, THANKS TO YOU. I DO SO ENJOY LOOKING AT YOUR GREAT PICTURES. THANKS FOR SHARING...GOD BLESS

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  • 2002.03.23 at 19:34:28 PST

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