Imagine lugging a giant camera through the Wild West—just so we could see it. That's dedication.
In 1887, a photographer captured America’s stunning Western frontier and Native Americans
Photographer John C.H. Grabill captured 188 images of the American West and Native Americans between 1887-1892. His photos, now in the Library of Congress, offer a rare glimpse into a rapidly changing landscape and the lives of indigenous peoples at a pivotal moment in history.
Source: In 1887, a photographer captured America’s stunning Western frontier and Native Americans — Upworthy
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