Here are part of my collection of old photos (mostly from the internet)
Texas cowboy chuck wagon camp from the early 1900s offers a vivid snapshot of the rugged, hardworking life of cowboys during a period when the cattle industry was booming in the American West.
And Mon. Oct. 14 is Indigenous Peoples Day in the US (formerly celebrated as Columbus Day.)

New York after snow storm 1888
Sharing with Sepia Saturday this week.
Great collection of photos. I love that wagon! Take care, have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteMe too, love the pretty wagon!
Delete...in 1924 there were noble man and guys in suits.
ReplyDeleteA well-phrased comment that is, indeed.
DeleteThank you for a very cool roundup of yesteryear. The log house is absolutely lovely!
ReplyDeleteThey had a lot to be proud of, built by hand!
DeleteInteresting collection. I enjoyed seeing them. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe old photos are so interesting.
ReplyDeleteYou do sleuth out some pretty interesting photos.
ReplyDeleteWonderful old photos. As many others have said, I love that replica wagon. What a beauty! And frozen Niagra Falls is amazing. I wonder how many times that has happened? Wow!
ReplyDeleteFrom Scotsue - good to see you back, Barbara, with a wonderful collection of vintage photographs, each with their own story. Your banner image of the Smokey Mountsins is beautiful. .
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