A photo has always been worth a thousand words and that is perhaps no where more pertinent than in the Old West. We have but a few images of some whose names are familiar to all—like Billy the Kid; for others, there is no photo at all to show us real features. But there is a remarkable and amazing treasure of pictures of ordinary folk. Of children and families and work days and happy d


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