A Native American man looking at the newly completed railroad in Nevada 1867.

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Native American looking at the newly built transcontinental railroad. (1868)

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Native American staring at newly constructed railway, Nevada 1867.

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Las Vegas, Nevada - 1895

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Members of the Blackfoot Tribe photographed in Glacier National Park, 1913.

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My dad in the eighties.

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Possible never before seen Billy The Kid and Doc Surlock photo.

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A real train was crashed off a burning bridge in The General, filmed in one take. It cost $42,000 in 1926, which would be $700k+ today. The most expensive shot of the silent-film era

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The most expensive shot in silent film history. No CGI. Just pure cinematic madness.

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Mexican female soldier (Soldadera) stares down the camera while holding her riffle. Behind is the train before shipment to war, 1914.

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My great uncle, a hunting guide in the Rocky Mountains in the 1970s.

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Riding abandoned railroad tracks in Southern California with my railcart

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Possible never before seen Billy The Kid and Doc Surlock photo.