this day and age. Maggiebs Both of my grandparents were born in 1882 in, as they called it, "the Dakotas" (they weren't states yet, just territories). I look at the pictures with amazement thinking they were around to actually 'see' these things happening. How far we have come!!!! The pictures are fantastic and help me see things as my Grandparents saw them. Maggiebs Both of my grandparents were born in 1882 in, as they called it, "the Dakotas" (they weren't states yet, just territories). I look at the pictures with amazement thinking they were around to actually 'see' these things happening. How far we have come!!!! The pictures are fantastic and help me see things as my Grandparents saw them. Bill In one set of images an eye can see two things, the first our treason to the Native Americans and two the how industrialization of man took a way of life worth living and were the direct result of our children thinking life was difficult because their the batteries were dead in their IPod, or the air conditioning went out. Bill In one set of images an eye can see two things, the first our treason to the Native Americans and two the how industrialization of man took a way of life worth living and were the direct result of our children thinking life was difficult because their the batteries were dead in their IPod, or the air conditioning went out. Rmtep wow, I reqlly enjoyed these, thank you