Frazier, Great pics of the old west, keep it up I've forwarded your site to my french friends. they love this time in our history. Thanks...CRW

said fripp271 3 months 29 days ago

un grand merci pour les trés belles photos dans votre albums indien bravo encore bravo j'aime aussi les indien merci

said liers24 2006.10.25 at 01:51:58 PDT

I love all your pioneering era albums now I remember why you are one of my favorites. Thankyou!!!!

said looburd 2006.07.22 at 18:44:16 PDT

I am actually a friend of someone who is a memeber here. My email is lford6@woh.rr.com. What can I say? I have spent nearly 2 hours on this site and mostly in your albums. A tremendous collection that I will return to again and again. Thank you for the pictures of the American Indians. As a member of the Choctaw Tribe of Oklahoma, I can never learn enough of what is was like "then". I thank God that the truth is finally coming to light as the genocide of the Indians is something this country's government should TELL THE TRUTH about. Your photos do. I am trying to find pictures of the Choctaw Indians. Any suggestions? Thank you. lford6

said kritta16 2006.04.16 at 10:08:40 PDT

Hi. I'm very interested in your photo of Corinne in the 1860s. YOu can contact me at halekai@charter.net Thanks

said Sandy367 2005.11.11 at 14:12:30 PST

Wonderful collection, some works I have not seen in some time. :) I just wanted to ##### a comment, the picture titles, "A Navajo Youth-Before And After", states "At left is Tom Torlino, a Navajo youth, before he was sent to a school for Indians run by whites. At right, after attending the school for only a few months, all traces of his Navajo heritage seem to have vanished.", however it fails to state why he is dressed the way he is. The forced indoctrination of the navajo people after the 1868 treaty with General Sherman is something a majority of people fail to learn or understand. Shortly thereafter, the US Government adopted a the theory of assimilitaion, or cultural genocide. His school, I beleive, was at the Carlisle Indian School, in Carlisle, PA, also school to U.S. Olympian Jim Thorpe. Its a good compare and contrast picture, but it does fail to show the assimilation of "American Indain" Culture. I love the entire collection you have, thanks for sharing. Lindis Y. Webb (North American Indian-Athabaskan)

said can8dnsix 2004.09.22 at 00:20:26 PDT

Great bunch of pictures, I have shared with my family and friends. Thanks

said cfuller109 2004.05.17 at 07:43:44 PDT

there is a picture onyour site that is said to have been taken in the town of DeBeque, Co. im not sure but i think it is acually taken in Parachute, Co. which is close to DeBeque. around 15 miles east of there. the pictuer i have is from around the same time period, 1910 or so. my picture is from further up the hill in Battlement Mesa. so it is a slightly different angle, so taking that into account, i believe it is the same mountain or range. cant figure out how to send you the picture through webshots though. im not a sticklar about these kind of things anyhow.. keep up your great work....

said dappy2112 2004.01.22 at 08:15:09 PST

my thanks to you SFRAZIER for all the great pictures of the west.ive been a fanatic of the western days for many years. 5 years ago i moved to the western part of colorado. (Parachtue,co.) ive been reading up on as much history that i could get my hands on about this area. it's interesting to me. as it is to most of the people that visit your site. i have found many pictures as far back as 1870's of this area, if you are interested in viewing them. contact me @ dappy2112@excite.com. there your's if you could use them. thanks again..

said dappy2112 2004.01.22 at 08:12:52 PST

Get pictures

said windi113 2004.01.21 at 10:01:53 PST

excellent

said eviee109100 2003.12.21 at 11:04:47 PST

great photos a real treat to see thanks

said wmmm249 2003.11.08 at 10:49:56 PST

Add my thanks for the western pictures. I love them. Am going back into these to see as many as I can. Marie

said mariepatten 2003.09.04 at 12:19:04 PDT

Hi I loved your pics..especially the Native American ones..My father was an enrolled Yakama..I love finding old pics like these..Thank you for posting them..By the way is your name sarah? Reason why I am asking is I have a cousin Sarah Frazier and thought you might be her..If I am wrong then I am sorry was only going by sfrazier..Anyways I love your pics and hope you post more!!!! Always ntvgem Julie

said ntvgem 2003.06.19 at 08:26:10 PDT

Great photos I realy enjoyed them,I have never seen a pic of Calamity Jane before.The only thing is SittingBull,and Geronimo were not cheifs They were both medicine men,Spiritual Leaders,to whom the cheifs looked to for advice. A lot of people make that mistake,It's even in some history books. But still great pictures thank you for puting them on webshots. grearls@charter.net

said grearls 2003.06.18 at 14:16:55 PDT

AWESOME

said magnolia211 2003.05.18 at 17:44:02 PDT

astonishing albums, keep them comeing!

said rainbowrider21 2002.11.28 at 01:14:42 PST

" Outstanding " A pleasure to view..so much History..*luv* it Patty_Cdn ~¿ö Durham,Ontario,Canada

said patty_cdn 2002.02.14 at 11:54:17 PST

hi! i was doing a historyu project, and i was doing my book on mining. and we needed pictures. and so i searched everywhere and then when i came here, boom! there they were! they saved me!!where do u get these pics from? here is my webshots community page....http://community.webshots.com/user/tinab773

said tinab773 2002.02.06 at 14:33:02 PST

Chief in Western Attire is Chief Sitting Bull.

said 2001.06.06 at 00:26:33 PDT

Hello! I found your albums accidentally while searching webshots. Your Dodge City pic caught my eye because I have family in and around the Dodge City area by the name of Frazier.

said 2000.12.26 at 20:13:44 PST