31 OLD PHOTOS of the WEST 🤠⛰️ 𝗪𝗶𝗹𝗱 𝗪𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗣𝗵𝗼𝘁𝗼 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗶𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

In this new video from 40 Historical Files channel we will show you 31 OLD PHOTOS from the Wild WEST 📸 Don't forget to subscribe and click on the notification bell so you don't miss any new videos from us! 🔔
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[@georgewilkie3580]

My most sincere and heartfelt THANK YOU to the producers of 40 Historical Files photos. You do an Outstanding job in helping us better understand and appreciate those who settled America's WEST. To be honest, their are times that Your great compilation of photos bring tears to my eye. Again, Thank You and BRACO!

[@kathysenn7664]

more please.. these photos reveal God's country! the rock formations fascinate me.. the people were tough as nails.. we have it too easy.. the pictures taken in Wyoming make me homesick for my Gramma.. thank you for taking the time to publish these beautiful pictures.. been contemplating my comment.. we take it too easy, we expect everything handed to us on a silver platter, including someone's head when we want something or things don't go our way. - one of my neighbors has a crab apple tree.. when they fall they fall in the area of the circumference of the tree and they stink when the city mowers come around and mash them-- truly the apples don't fall far from the tree.. but far enough to affect what's around them.. I've done 2 loads of laundry and made a pot of chicken chili and while I was thinkin about apples and silver platters, Styx's 'Too Much Time On My Hands' popped into my head.. Love and Peace come to us!!

[@hikerx9366]

I love the Western History, always was a lover of the Old West, thanks so much for sharing them with us. The inscription was pretty amazing knowing it survived for all those years.

[@dennisconrad6124]

I enjoyed this. The picture of the Apache Indians by the train taking a break was actually a picture of Geronimo and his group along with others on their way to prison in Florida. Geronimo is slight right of center in forefront.

[@stevecannon1774]

I live in Tucson where we have old west history all around us.

[@sarahdixon1943]

What's spectacular about photos like these from these periods in time is we get see our ancestors and how they lived and we also get to see the world unspoiled by our pollution. I love looking @ stuff like this 😍 but, that old west saloon is pretty horrifying with all those dead animal pieces made into furniture .. 😟 🙁

[@mconcho1812]

I love history. I travel all New Mexico and Arizona. My husband and I came across a Griffiti rock that dated to 1500's. I believe that could have been Oñate expeditions. We loved our vacation in New Mexico then stopped at petrified forest, meteor Crater and Grand Canyon on way back to California

[@michaelfitzgerald434]

Quite excellent! Thank you.

[@akitalady]

Amazing photos, perfect music. Thanks.

[@marilena7848]

Thank you for these wonderful photos!

[@leonlagrange4278]

Loved the pictures, and especially your musical arrangements!

[@lewissandry6158]

i really love watching these old pictures and the old people in history everything about them

[@tonimonteith8125]

I love these old pictures. Sometime I feel I was there in those days. Weird eh?

[@cathykristensen4440]

Amazing!! Thank you !😁

[@THEJR-of5tf]

I love history I love the old West history. You have a new subscriber, Thank you for a brilliant video.

[@johnprice7303]

The opening music in this video made the hairs on my neck stand up (Irish influence maybe?) My late wife and I enjoyed several coach tours of America, but one in particular stands out, and that was the area of the "Old West" as shown in the video.

[@tablature6121]

The opening music was an instrumental rendition of, "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms," which is an old gospel number that is sometimes heard in a lot of western movies.

[@franciscosanabriasoto5936]

Fantásticas fotografías, me sentí transportado a esas épocas, gracias por este trabajo.

[@rogerpryke6667]

Well chosen music to accompany such interesting pictures, enjoyable.

[@annieoakley4810]

Just Awesome!!! I relate in so many ways!

[@thesilentgeneration]

Love the photos and especially the music. Hats off to you all.

[@kengurovich4416]

Very good , I love this stuff , keep up the good work thank you .

[@curtgomes]

Great photographs..... Thank You

[@jimclarke1108]

Yes, and excellent photos

[@charliesmith6329]

Love sall historical pictures

[@janetgies8698]

The Buttes are amazing. Great picture of Wild Bill.

[@AKHWJ3ST]

Hardly the good-looking guy we find in the movies!

[@frankfordification]

Lived near El Morro. Seen all the inscriptions on that thing. And the water too.

[@Codevil.]

Awesome, i find myself watching over and over, my mom does too

[@40HistoricalFiles]

We are glad you two enjoy it!

[@patricelecoz6341]

As a student of hidden history, that Spanish date is not 1526. The 1 is a European J & the rest is just the actual yr 526. The letter J is supposed to tell the number of yrs after the death of Jeshua. If one looks at the date, 18 of feb, one can see the 1 is diff from the j of the date. The J of Josep is identical to J526. We've basically been lied just about everything in our history.

[@tomjeffersonwasright2288]

The boat in the Truckee River Nevada is almost identical to a Connecticut oyster harvesting sharpy. Whoever built it was obviously familiar with the New England style boats. They were simple boats, easy to build and ideal for on site construction. They were also good for very shallow water. They can be seen in Chapelle's book "Small American Sailing Craft".

[@keithaustin5919]

I really enjoyed these pic of the old west for sure but I really really enjoyed the raw flute sound that went so well with the images.Would that of been a nose 👃 flut?

[@laidman2007]

Informative and well paced.

[@40HistoricalFiles]

Thanks!

[@triciajones2263]

I really wasn't surprised by the inscription. But it is still amazing. Pearl was amazing

[@billbye2427]

not surprised by the spanish inscription at all; often wondered if any will ever be found in Kansas near where they thought Quivera was purported to be located.Maybe they just left the old helmet for a reason.

[@denysephenix2349]

Hi, I love the music in the first part of this video ,, can you give me the name and where I can find it.. thanks a mil very nice old pictures of brave pioneers.

[@AKHWJ3ST]

It would be interesting if we could also see these places as they are today juxtaposed to how they were then. But that would have taken some effort.

[@nemyz7421]

Belas fotografias !

[@luispbaez8762]

Amazing America, majestic, imponent. As always excelent job of historical recopilation. Cheers from Dom. Rep.

[@patrickwyron2435]

I look at the pictures and it hurts my heart it feels that it is missing their pieces missing all I know is there's an ache and a hurt and something telling me inside deep it is easier to live in a time in a world that makes sense the one that makes no sense at all I would look gladly go back in time and fight and die the Frida land and give it back to where it belongs take care stay safe bye-bye

[@francocasentieri932]

New here but subscribe with pleasure, great old ..maybe ..sever seen pics. THX

[@40HistoricalFiles]

Thanks and welcome!

[@GmailCom-hh6yq]

I love watching old photos, the clothes, the new inventions which were a marvel in those days, how people were decently dressed and behaved.. But one thing makes me wonder.. If that O'Sullivan was there in 1867, ~150 years ago, but..."150 years prior to his visit" ..from 1526!?? How on Earth do you calculate 🤯🤔🤨🥴..I'd say ~340 years prior, not 150 Correct me if I'm correct 😂

[@syabil9219]

does anyone know what song was playing in the first 3 minutes? it sounded familiar to me and id love to hear the original song

[@johnnyhester9106]

Sounds like the religious song - “Leaning on the everlasting Arms”

[@PARADOXX_FF]

What's the first music name?

[@waynelines7308]

The Jewish love song accompaniment was an interesting touch Erev shel shoshanim

[@fatnsassy99]

What about pearl heart 9:16 any information about her?

[@fredricjulien8738]

Google her name. There's a lot of interesting information posted about her.

[@johnwilletts3984]

This was a time when many Europeans especially Brits were on the move all over the world. Canada, Africa, India, Australia and New Zealand along with many more red spots on the map.

[@nancymanuel8536]

Thank you so much I believe iam reincarnated from the 17/1800s and seeing these pictures felt like going home

[@williamturner6366]

would that inscription be one of coronados men ?

[@davidr2975]

You need to add dates on these photos, they kinda lose there historic value 😢

[@northernlight696]

If you like the old west, go to Virginia City Nevada. It's not far from Reno and has a very interesting past.

[@lorinapetranova2607]

But VC has gone from being a historic Real ghost town... the first elevator West of the Mississippi was there... now it's a putrid tourist trap. The cemetery there is primo. I really love it. Such a great view. Many blessings.

[@northernlight696]

@@lorinapetranova2607 Yes, the cemetery is very interesting, as I have been there a couple of times. The place is spooky, interesting and full of history. I need to plan a trip to Reno again, as I haven't been there for years - blessings to you.

[@martharousse-pz9hz]

Oh my God this song doesn't even go with the pictures come on guys let's loot them good

[@WestShoreMan]

Fort Meade is in the old east in Maryland not west.

[@charleshacker4456]

old Spanish scripted message fantastic and surprising

[@GeneSypha]

It amazes me how all of the indigenous peolple have vanished over time. smh

[@johnwhite9816]

U need dates. Gives context w th pics.

[@soulja.14]

Beautiful pictures and history should be remembered and taught.....but it's a shame nearly every picture signifies the forceful greedy destructive nature of one creed and persecution and pillaging and robbery of another. Like the native indians,we did it to the Maoris and aborigines too. Why can't we learn to live alongside instead of wiping out others. ?

[@frankebell2383]

The year 1526 plus 150 years would be 1676. Photography would not be invented for another 163 years in 1839, a year before the photographer Timothy O'Sullivan would be born in 1840! "Nearly 150 years ago" would be (as of this writing)1873 and 150 years before that would be 1723! Now, if he took the photo in 1873 then minus the year 1626. that is 347 years before O'Sullivan took the photo, not 150 years. Someone's arithmetic needs some work.

[@alllivesmatter8581]

the inscription was clearly j525 which is actually 526 not 1526....

[@johnlafortune363]

Mostly boring photos w/out people. W/people more interesting. Landscapehasnt chacnged much

[@JimmyRJump]

Now wait a minute. Is this an experiment in how to annoy your viewers? First an unneeded computer voice and now attach a face with a computer-steered mouth to badly mimic the computer voice. Sorry, but we, and the pictures, can do without this stupid intro. The title of the video and the photos contained within don't need any kind of computer-generated voices and/or mouth-mimicking because the pictures speak for themselves. Cheerio.

[@40HistoricalFiles]

We are trying to make our videos more interesting and refreshing, that's all.

[@JimmyRJump]

@@40HistoricalFiles So, how far will you go with this fakery? Maybe add fake comments to the photos to "make 'em more interesting", eh? Quit faking because it will cost you your credibility.

[@eh-i1841]

@@40HistoricalFiles the pictures do that job,thankyou.

[@jessgatt5441]

TomJeff was right too. Anyway, good boat info., as to the video, I thought it a brilliant arrangement, and the inscription looks a couple of centuries younger than it actually is, which I find to be amazing. The penmanship showed the obvious high level of education of the Basconzelos' clan at that time.

[@porsvhy4182]

My favorite photos Is when ther are the native American this picture are fantastic for me really man 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁