The Life of Laura Ingalls Wilder Tribute ( Little House on the Prairie TV Show Theme Song)
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- A tribute to Laura Ingalls Wilder. I made it because I love her life and family. Thanks for watching! Please subscribe to my channel!
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Anyone else watch little house on the prairie , like if you do ❤️
I was in high school when Little House on the Prairie first aired in the 1970s...TV was still clean and quality programming was abundant. It was on Monday night and I never missed an episode. Thank you for this very nice presentation...I thoroughly enjoyed watching it.
I did and read her books too.
I still do, I love that it keeps me grounded in my faith with God....
me with my girlfriend every day :D Greetings from germany xD ^^
It used to be one my very favorite show. Hardly ever missed an episode. Miss the show. They should have a channel specially for Little House on the Prairie, Three is Company, Three stooges, I Dream of Genie..
I had no idea this show was based on a real life family. I watched this show all the time and I loved it!
LOVED THE SHOW,,,,MY GMA WAS BORN IN 1879 AND USED TO TELL ME STORIES ABOUT LIVING ON A PRAIRIE FARM
Toda mi vida mirando La familia Ingalls.Una serie incomparable que llega a lo profundo del alma. Gracias por el video .♥️
Looking at these photos made me so aware of the fact that no matter where you reach back in history, we all come here (are born) to experience life, and with that comes love, loss, and so much more. These photos remind us that they were real people, with families and childhoods and dreams and struggles. Thanks for posting.
Thank you!!! I just loved her books as a child and also the TV show- those were the days!!!
I have a book about Laura and her family when her baby brother was born. I didn't know it until this book, but Carrie's eyes were brown, I believe Caroline's were too. Laura Grace and Mary had Charles eyes, they were blue.
thank soon much!!! everyone! 😢 💖 I might upload a tribute I made to the Laura Ingalls and Almonzo Wilder in the TV show Little House On The Prairie!
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يارب ارزقني الحياة الطيبة بالدنيا والآخرة يارب يارب استرنا بالدنيا يارب أنصر الجيش العراقي يارب أنصر الجيش العراقي يارب يارب اهزم داعش ياالله يارب يارب باعدبيننا وبين الحرام يارب دخيلك استرنا بالدنيا والآخرة يارب يارب يارب ارزقني النجاح من اول دور يارب عجل بظهور الامام يالله يارب يارب ارزقني الغنى بالدنيا والآخرة يارب يا كريم يالله يارب ارحمني
يارب ارحم الشعب العراقي يارب يارب احفظ بلدنا يارب عليك بلدنا ويتطور ويتقدم يا كريم يارب عليك تصير بيه معامل ومزارع يالله ياكريم
It's Almanzo, not Almonzo.
Thanks for taking the time to share the pictures and history!
This is a bit random but, My Great Grandpa would do research on our family history before he died. He found that I am somehow related to Laura Ingalls Wilder. It is actually pretty cool! When I had long hair after I found that out, I would always put my hair in braids.
thank you...
The background music made this vid even more awesome
My mother, love that show, she watch the Waltons, to. Much later after she died I start to watch the show, love them both show. 😇🤗😍💞😻😢
Fasinating to learn that Little House on the Prairie was writtenby the Real Laura Ingalls, where di you get all thos old photos?
Thank you so much
Danke schön!
Sad that Rose never had any children to carry on Laura & Almonzo Wilder's legacy.
That was an awesome video..
Oh for Gods sake its graduated, and an adult not a adult. This is the story of a writer and you can hardly string a sentence together
Danke.
Wow he different than the 📺
Rose was very much a mixture of Laura and Almanzo. It's so sad Laura and Almanzo had their baby son die as did Charles and Caroline. Rose was the reason the Little House books were published. We all owe her much gratitude for that.
A "mixture", maybe because they had a baby together?
Ma chi è Rose!!! Io non ho capito,sono italiana,potete rispondermi! Per favore 😊😊😊😊
Laura was very pretty even when she was an older woman. loved Little House sucha wonderful show, nothing like it today on TV.
Mary looks as she may have visited the others side ,If you know what I mean.
@@nuttybar9 According to the books by Laura; Mary had blonde hair and was considered prettier than Laura! She doesn't look blonde, and Laura by far was much prettier!
@@Violetrain316 Yes she was pretty ! I also read the books where Mary was blonde when she was a little girl and even a teen and had imagined her to be pretty according to the drawings but i got disappointed when i saw real Mary. She wasn't blonde ,rather light chestnut and Laura was way prettier!
Laura was the prettiest of the 4 Ingals girls. Mary was actually the most unattractive and Carrie looked like Mary's twin. Yes Almonzo was a hunk then and would be considered one now.
OP
No wonder Laura called him Manly!Almanzo was a good lookin dude!I loved and still love the show,every actor on it,right down to my favorite Nasty Nellie and the doting Harriet Olsen....wish more shows were like this now, tv too shallow anymore with reality tv stupidity.
Sure! Manly or Almanzo was fine and i must admit that he was finer than the actor Dean butler..I guess the real Almanzo had many females chasing him..Lol!
Remember the mud wrestling scene in "Back to School"? And hearing Charles laugh when Nellie walked in covered in mud!
@@nancyomalley6441 I remember that show! They were in creek or lake an laura an Nellie were both mad at each other! I love little house!!
@@tundrellaCat68 Allison Arngrin, who played Nellie, was molested by her older brother; NOT BY THE CREW OF THE SHOW!!
@@margieschrauth9217 I stand corrected.
I live about 30 minutes away from Laura's house in Mansfield MO. It's wonderful...they have a museum with Pa's fiddle, Laura's original handwrtten manuscripts, and all kind of things mentioned in the books. The best part, though, is being able to walk through her house, which is as she left it, including the organ. If you ever have a chance to see it, Mansfield is a little south of Springfield and well worth the trip.
NyteScrybe wow! What a treasure to have so close.
Wow! You are so lucky.
I went there once when visiting family. Yes it was wonderful. The day of my visit, there was also a group of Quakers or Amish also doing the tour. I found it interesting to see them there. Made the day feel more like the 1800s :)
BEAUTIFUL
On my bucket list! I was obsessed with her books when I was in 5th grade, many moons ago.
Never knew there were so many pictures of the families! Wonderful to see them.
Rose died in 1968, I believe. The show debuted in 1974. It gives me goosebumps to think that if she had lived 6 more years, that she could've watched her mother's life, or Hollywood's version of it, dramatized on TV.
يارب ارزقني الحياة الطيبة بالدنيا والآخرة يارب يارب ارحمني يارب ساعدني يارب سهل امري يارب عجل بظهور الامام يالله يارب يارب أنصر الشعب العراقي يارب يارب احفظ بلدنا يارب استر اولادنا وبناتنا يارب يارب ابعدنا عن الحرام وبارك لنا الحلال يالله ياكريميارب
Traci Lay Rose would have been shocked beyond words, as the show has absolutely nothing to do with Laura's real life.
@@skyemacallister1306 Horrible show. I couldn't watch it.
It was a fiction based on fictional books which were based on a real person's life. I have read the fictional books many, many times and as much true biographical information as I could lay my hands on. The television show is an insult to all of it.
Skye MacAlliste
There is a direct descendant of Laura Ingalls who lives in Riverton, Wyoming. I helped build his house and remarked to the man I was working with that since we were getting close to being through with the house (and because the high desert where we were building the house looked a lot like the country in the movie series) I jokingly told him that we should get a welcome mat that said "Welcome to the little house on the prairie". He startled me when he replied that the man we were building the house for - J. Ingalls - was a direct descendant of Laura Ingalls Wilder. You could have blown me away! And his wife (a lady from Germany) told me in conversation one day that she used to watch "Little House on the Prairie" every day when she was a little girl in Germany and never dreamed that she would one day marry into the Ingalls family. Small world!
Laura has no direct descendants. Relatives, yes, but her daughter only ever had one stillbirth and no living children.
She can't have any direct descendant, her daughter never had any living children. Also any descendant would not be an Ingalls because her married name was Wilder.
Wow! what an amazing story!! Thank you for sharing.
He must have been a direct descendant of the Ingalls family but not of Laura (whose descendants had there been any, would not have been called Ingalls). Charles ingalls had about 5 brothers so there must be a few descendants.
That man may have thelast name of Ingalls. But he’s probably feeding all a line. Just because his last name is Ingalls doesn’t make him any kin to the real Laura Ingalls Wilder. Or a direct ascendant either, because Ingalls is Laura’s maiden name. And Wilder is get her married last name. Duh!! If he is a direct ascendant of the Ingalls family it would be from Charles Ingalls side of the family.
really nice
I have to say that Eliza Wilder is better looking than the actress that played in Little House but she was really good in the show!
The scene in "Back to School when Albert(not a real character) sees what the teacher looks like after she turned around-and was not as pretty as he thought she was going to be-was hilarious!
It's not a contest of looks. Stop evaluating and judging women by their appearance. It's becoming really redundant in society..
Trae Bee People becoming offended over every little thing is getting rediculase! Women can be pretty, so so or ugly. Same with men. It's been like that since the beginning of time... Get over yourself!
I have to agree with you on that.
@@traebee333 Judging someone's character before you know them is the tragedy. Beauty can be evaluated and it doesn't define the person, IMO... it's ok to say this person is ugly, that one beautiful because it means nothing...
Over 120 years now.. they're long gone. Many casts on the show are also gone...time flies so fast.
For me LHOTP is one of the best TV shows to watch with the family. They're so many good life values kids & adults can learn from.
I got my name from Laura Ingalls.
So did my sister. Born in '66.
My second name is Laura 😊 My Mom loved the Show and especially Laura Ingalls.
That is such a flex tbh
@Laura Gadille, I love that!
is your nae Laura because there are a lot of people named laura
AT 9 YEARS OLD I DISCOVERED LAURAS BOOKS AT A BOOK SALE IN MY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL! I JUST TURNED 59 YEARS OLD AND THE INTEREST THAT I FELT THAT WINTER DAY 50 YEARS AGO IS EVER SO STRONG THANK YOU LAURA AND OFCOURSE THANK YOU MICHAEL LANDON MAY BOTH OF YOU REST IN ETERNAL PEACE I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU BOTH!!💗💗💗💗💗
I went to their home in Mansfield MO. It was like they had just stepped out for a time. Almonzo's meds were still beside the bed and Laura's stool that Almonzo made for her was still in front of her chair. Dishes in the kitchen and the last calendar still hanging. It was sweet and sad at the same time. They also had a small museum that had many pictures of the families and thing you could buy. I'd like to go back. I loved Little House.
Im trying to remember.. they were in Iowa too..crap.. south of mn.. crap..umm..Burr oak? ..
That would be cool to see..
I used to watch the show and read through the book in achool.
That’s awesome you got to experience that! I’d love to do that one day 😊
@@SarahJones-xl7xr Burr Oak, right.
Laura was very pretty, even as a young girl, and Almonzo too. Love 💕 Little House!
I read the Little House books as a child, long before the TV show. Thank you for bringing the characters to life. This was such a treat!
My mother lived in Mansfield in the early 50's and went to church with Laura and took me to her house. I don't remember this because I was about 2 or 3. Mom always said Melissa Gilbert had a real likeness to Laura. I wished I remembered her. Read all her books and watched the show loved it.
Evelyn,I also can see the resemblance between the real Laura and the actor Laura.
@@mrsTraveller64 so true👏😍
Oh my gosh, how fortunate!
That's so wonderful. I'm about to watch it for the first ever time soon. My mum recommend it.
That's such an amazing story, how fortunate you and your mom were to have met/known her
Thank you so much, great to see the 'real' Laura, Pa, etc; how the ladies and gentlemen all dressed of thAt era are very elegant and proper.
One of the best series ever made! Micheal Landen was an excellent actor and producer. Gone too soon’ I watch them all the time and never get tired of them! 🙏🏻❤️
Many thanks to Laura for writing those books giving us a glimpse of what her childhood was like and a tv show that made all of them famous long after their deaths.
Laura was a very pretty lady. And now I know why she called Almanzo Manly. He was so handsome!
Nellie Oleson in her book series was based on 3 different girls, She stated this herself in her Biography. Of all her books 📚 I preferred the one based on Almonzo, Farmer Boy...
Also almanzo is gorgeous
Nice pictures . The real Laura Ingalls was prettybut Charles Ingalls had a long beard ( Michael Landon was better looking in the TV show with no beard)
In the books Charles Ingalls was described as having a long brown beard.
The real Almonzo and Elisa Jane were better looking by far than the actors who played them! They really went to the ugly farm casting those two. LOL
@@dustinnoobs4574 especially Elisa Jane! The actress potrayed her on the show as a shy and meek person. The real Elisa Jane in the books was more loud and bossy!
@@melissacooper4482 and mean to Laura
@@dustinnoobs4574, Dean Butler ("Almanzo Wilder") wash, and still is, a very handsome and well-built man who has a nice personality to boot.
Lucy Lee Flippin ("Eliza Jane Wilder") was made up to fit the portrayal of Miss Wilder that the show's creators chose. In real life, Miss Flippin has quite an attractive appearance.
Thank you so very much for these wonderful photo's.
I wonder where she got them?
Loved the show, read all the books. Thanks for posting these wonderful pictures.
And in my opinion, Laura deserves to keep her literary awards. The stories she told were true to the history of the time.
Again thank you.
Steph G je vouďŕaîs avoir ĺa vidéo de toute histoire de la petite maison dans la pr mairie en frañçais
Steph G , I appreciate your comment. Ms. Wilder is one of the great treasures of American literature. If not for her, millions of us would know nothing of the lives of American children of pioneers after the civil war. This is some more politically correct gobbledegook which means nothing. Thank you!
YES! Absolutely!
Laura was a pretty lady.
Almonzo was quite the handsome man! I can see Laura fighting for him! LOL!
Me tool. LOL.
Me too😂😂😂
I've read the Little House series at least three times. They're some of the best books I've ever read.
Laura was really pretty. And Almonzo was a hunk. Love the show, especially when Laura and Nellie went at it
Same lol
I didn't watch the show very much, as I was busy raising my own family at the time. However, I started reading Laura Ingalls Wilder books when I was very young, and read them all in quick succession. I loved her books and they took me away from my very frightening childhood. I will always love her books.
You might enjoy 'A Tree Grows in Brooklyn' and 'How Green was my Valley', then. The books are wonders of imagery and prose. You'll cry over them and love every page!
I can't get enough of Anne of Green Gables! Moved on to Anne of Avonlea+ Anne of the Islands to her being a grandmother.. You will enjoy these books too!
@@mssrus A Tree Grows in Brooklyn is my fav book! Glad to find people that like it!
omg I love those have you watched the show version 😃
I love the books too
Che bello rivederVi insieme dopo tutti questi anni!! Purtroppo qualcuno manca...Noi Vi portiamo tutto sul cuore
Siete stati GRANDi!!!! BRAVI!!!
Ognuno nel suo ruolo meraviglioso!
Magistralmente diretti dal Grande e
Stupendo Maicol Landon al quale va' il nostro ricordo ed affetto per quanto è riuscito a fare con La casa nella Prateria
Ancora oggi anno 2021 Vi seguiamo puntualmente negli episodi tutti belli ed alcuni molto emozionanti! Grazie a tutti
Meravigliosi Attori!! Grazie,grazie al Grande Amico Landon🙏❤️❤️❤️💋💋
Pure escapism in England every Sunday afternoon. Great entertainment for all the family. Some great role models, Where are good role models for young minds today?. I can't help to think about Michael Lambdon while watching. His warmth and spirtuality come across to me.R..I P. those who have sadly passed away. Thank you so much for a wonderful historical documentation, and insight into. Laura's family and life.
They sure didn't look anything like those in the tv series:) Carrie is really ugly and Charles looks nowhere near tv charles:) But back then people were just not very good looking especially the men and mormon men were the worst having those big beards and often looked as they had crazy eyes. I do genealogy so I see a lot of photos and always think to myself I'm sure glad I never had to choose one of these men:) But It was fun to watch these photos THANKS!!
Little House On The Prairie was one of my favorite TV shows growing up. I still watch episodes and brings back all sorts of good memories. This is a heart warming video. Thanks for sharing!
My Great Grandmother was one of Laura's best friends and her stepfather married Laura and Almanzo. This is mentioned in the books, but not in the t.v. series.
Thank you for your positive comments! I wanted to correct a comment I made. It was my Great Grandmother's adopted, not step, Father who married Laura and Almanzo.
Are you talking about Ida B. Brown.? Rev Brown married Almanzo and Laura.
you got to prove that! i am married to JFK's daughter...
Just was fun! Just change "is some pictures" to "are some pictures." Thanks for the photos!
I always considered Pa to be the real main character of the books with Laura basically narrating. So much of the plot centered around him.
Great tribute! TV show based on book series, one of my favorite as a young girl. "Pictures definitely worth a thousand words", these pics tell the very difficult life of young pioneers and people aged even though young. We are blessed because they went before us and were the trailblazers.
I am actually related to her. My mom does family genealogy and we found out we are related to her :-)
😱😱😱
And......
MrsRavenclaw me too! Through which ancestor?
How?
,maybe through Pa's family....the uncles and cousins?
The real Laura Ingalls kind of resembles Melissa Gilbert....................?!
I agree!
not why she was chosen for the part- Landon chose her personally for her ability to be empathetic at such a young age.
There are definitely some good genes on both sides of this family. Laura and her husband were very attractive, and remember, there was no shampoo or makeup back then !!!!
Why there was no modern shampoo when she was younger its not as if they couldn't wash or wash their hair. To suggest everyone before modern times walked around stinky all the time just isn't true. By the way I have never worn make up and my life goes on just fine
@@amandahuginkiss4098 - my grandma, who was born in 1899, told us people ( they were farmers also) used bar soap to wash hair. I never said people were "stinky all the time." They bought basic products ( bar soap) or concocted their own remedies - lemon juice on hair etc. BUT- they did NOT go into Walmart and buy a bottle of shampoo.
@@Marilyn-np6ls I don't buy my shampoo at walmart either.
@@amandahuginkiss4098 I wasn't referring to you .
I've always loved little house ,couldn't wait to get home frm school so I could see it!!!
It still shows on cozy TV and I love to come home after school to wait it at 3:00pm I love little house so much
@Ireland Forever Mondays at 8pm on CBS.
Pa looked just how i pictured him Almonzo was fine lol..Nellie was pretty to bad she was such a meanie
What wonderful photos of the real people! (I've only seen Little House on the Prairie so I'm used to the actors who played these people). +AnneFrankGirl AnneFrankGirl Great job!
Grew up watching LHOTP and now back to watching it everyday cos' it makes me smile, laugh and cry❣ Thanx for all these pics, crazy how people back then looked soo much older than their age 🤠
Beautiful, thank you so much for posting, this is wonderful.
There was no real person named Nellie Olson. There wa a woman named Nettie Owens that Laura based the character of Nellie on. Many of the things shown on the TV program never happened. Mary never got married, none of Laura's sisters ever had children, and the Charles Ingalls bloodline died out with Rose Wilder Lane. Please do better research if you want to pass yourself off as an expert
Wow! That was great. Thinks for posting!
. Bonita familia me gusta mucho. Nunca me perdí una serie pero la familia real les toco duro
yesorlando0
Mo
Mary Ingalls never married. She died on October 20, 1928 at the age of 63, as a result of pneumonia and complications from a stroke. She is buried at De Smet Cemetery
90 years and a day ago from today
So the part where she got married to her blind teacher and they had a baby that got killed in a fire all that was fake?
@@ItsMe-ic7on She never married... That's pure Landon's taste for drama that is all around the TV serie.
@@ItsMe-ic7on Yup!
Marika Crockett this is true. she always lived with her parents until they died and later she did
Will some of you STOP nitpicking about the spelling and ALMANZO'S name?????these people are in heaven now and probably are not concerned if their name is misspelled! People have misspelled my name ! 😠
People go to heaven when they have faith in Jesus Christ, and ask him to come into their hearts. Everyone does not go to heaven.
@@Michelle-pn9xt The Ingalls were devout Jesus worshippers.
Michelle, I am a Christian and I know what Jesus said about accepting him as savior.😒
Thank you, Craig.either Michelle has never heard of little house on the prairie or she's one those know it all people that give Christians a misunderstood reputation.
Laura sure looks like a very determined young lady!!! and Almonzo's not bad either - must have made quite a couple. . .
alexa penn lol
for 10 years or more I was friends with J Wilder and his wife J was the son of perley-wilder- I lived in Downey California at the time he was quite a Storyteller himself and told me many stories of that family that wasn't in books he lives a few houses down from me he used to fix my daughter's bicycle tires all the time and we go to his house and sit in the front and we talk and have stories to tell each other Jay Wilder's wife what's the daughter of Vaudeville people so she also had some wonderful stories to tell Jay Wilder would go once a year to the family meetings and visit with all his relatives and I can tell you she was a character just like his family it was a wonderful 10 years to know him used to come with his family at Thanksgiving at my table and was a lovely human being
Walt Evans
+ Walt Evans - How neat to have swapped stories with one of the Wilder clan! I suspect you had some stories of your own to tell. Thanks for sharing your connection!
lol I'd feel sorry nowadays if a parent named their SON Perley, unless his last name was Gates.
of course many stories weren't in the books haha they were for kids! Laura/Rose had to leave the Saloon story out for example ROTF
Erik Charles
I'm dead certain you're right about that! As an adult I re-read many of the books, and the reality of their situation often struck me - that was especially true while reading 'The Long Winter'. We live in a hollow tree in the hinterlands of Wisconsin. I like to make doubly sure we are set up for winter, now, just in case it comes early!
My mom met the real Laura Ingalls at a book signing...my mom was a young girl at the time ...
Thanks so much guys! :)
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You very welcome lhotp
Laura was very pretty and Almanzo was very handsome, but poor little Carrie, bless her heart. I also think Graces' husband was very handsome too and Grace was attractive.
Laura, Almanzo and Nellie were very good looking!
She was a wonderful author, the school house was so much bigger than the little house she grew up in, which was even small. A must see in person what they actually lived in back in the day. The store wasn't even that big lol.
A dear friend of mine Kathy Ingalls , her great aunt was Laura .
I Found out how Laura's son died. Grand mall epileptic seizure.
So sad.
wow thats sad i thought it was sids like in the show but i know a lot was fictionalized such as mary never married or had a child and Nellie Olsen is three girls and nellie owens is one of them anyway thanks for information
Liar. Laura had no nieces or nephews. She was the only one of the Ingalls girls to have children. Her son died in infancy and her daughter's only child was stillborn.
jensmom604 you’re incorrect. Her sister Carrie had 2 children. A son named Harold and a daughter named Mary who went on to have 14 kids. Almanzo’s siblings also had kids. Eliza Jane had a son. His other sister also named Laura had 5 children. Royal had 2 children that lived to adulthood. Alice also had 2 children and perley day had 6 children. So Laura and almanzo had plenty of nieces and nephews.
Christina Robinson - - you are incorrect. Carrie married a widower who had kids ((Carrie was the STEP-PARENT, not the parent)). It doesn't mean she had kids. Laura was the only INGALLS CHILD to have a child.
Glenda. Awesome that your friend is Laura's great niece. So your friend and I are distant cousins. Laura and her sisters are my 8th cousins, 3 times removed. It's sad about how her son died, though
I always loved the books and the TV series! It's so sad that so many babies didn't make it in those days. Can you imagine the grief of loosing Laura's little brother and Laura's son? It also seems so odd to me how they never smiled in pictures back then. I know they are supposed to look regal or sophisticated or something but sometimes they just look mad! LOL Laura was always so pretty and Almonzo was a handsome guy too. Makes me feel better to see all the women chubbed out in middle age like I did! haha Was Mary actually blind most of her life like the show? By the way, just a suggestion, you have a few grammatical errors in your comments on the slide show that you may want to go back and fix. Otherwise it is just delightful!
They had bad teeth Smiling would have shown their teeth No caps,teeth whitening or much of any kind of dentistry People forget that women lost their teeth very quickly since NO ONE knew anything about how to take care of their teeth plus no one knew about "vitamins"Did no one hear the saying "A tooth for every child?" Men had the same issue It would have been scary of they smiled!
so they made this series off of a family in the 1800s
+Spencer Green Yes. Laura Ingalls sat down in her later years to write memoirs about her life. She had doubts that anyone would care about some average pioneer family scratching out a living but they became a huge hit. It was pretty much a dead period in the US after the Civil war and prior to the industrial revolution. People started moving more west and began settling in tiny little places all over the midwest.
Pictures of that era always frightened me as a child. Idk why but I found them odd
Even though, I still ty so very much for posting this tribute. I will always remember and be grateful to have watched the series and read the books. They are and always will be an important part of history, whether certain groups want to erase history or not. They cannot erase memories or truth. God bless you for this. And God bless America 🇺🇸
I used to find pictures from this time period a little eerie too. It was around this time that the first cameras that took actual photos were invented. But they were very slow to operate. I think it was this way up to the 1920s. People can't hold a smile for long without their mouths hurting, even today, and since we have smart phones that take a picture in a flash, it's so easy to get great cheerful photos. There is another theory I've heard about: in those days, since photography was so new, it was reserved for special portraits and family pictures, and somehow, to smile was considered "unrefined" for a special occasion. In one of Laura's books, she says that on Sundays, the family did not smile at all, on the way to church, or during the sermon. I don't understand that, but that is how people believed you should behave on Sundays. They were people, they laughed, had fun with friends. They just lived in a different time. I want to see Rocky Ridge Farm soon. I don't live very far from there.
@@LauraSusanJohnson I remember reading in the first book that she and Mary wern't allowed to play or shout or laugh on Sundays. Then later in the chapter Pa was telling Laura about her grandfather and her great uncles got their butts whooped out in the toolshed because they went sledding on Sunday.
Same. Creeps me out
Talk about a lecture, geez...
They frighten me now!! Its partly because they didn't smile.
I never knew this was based on a real life story... This is amazing
Thank you for this
Your welcome!
Did Rose have any children? Does Laura have any descendants living today?
Rose had a premature son who was stillborn.
TheNoiseySpectator
Rose was married to Gillette Lane. They had a son who died as an infant, and they later divorced. Carrie's husband was a widower with children, but she had none of her own. Mary never married. Grace married Nathan Dow, but they had no children.
Beauty Fole Yeah, my brother got the snot beat out of him for bringing the book on the school bus back in the 70s by older kids who then tore the book. My mother after finding out what happened gave him another beating & swore to never buy us another book if we could not take care of what we had. No thanks to Laura Wilder we both got wopped after that. BTW, that pic of Rev Alden. I would never allow my kids near anyone who looked like that. John Wayne Gacey ring a bell? Only kidding.
Work on your grammar.
this was really nice to watch and thank you for all your efforts,,, very well put together
Nelly's beauty was stunning. Nothing like the actress.
True .
That is Nellie Bly in the picture. I just found out. Famous reporter.
@@Maissikasvi thanks for the information. But is it the Nelly from the little house?
@@manatiluna No it isn't, totally different Nellie.
That’s Nellie Bly who’s a couple of years older than the real Laura.
Thank you for all these wonderful pictures! fantastic video! how did you ever find all those pictures? !
Thank you very much. It was wonderful to the film.
Boy do those pictures bring back wonderful memories of so many funny and exciting stories! I have actually read through the entire series SIX times, plus Laura’s last book of her personal diary. As a child, while growing up I read through the entire series four times. Because I was so in love with Laura’s stories that I also introduced the collection to my eldest daughter, now 36, when she was little of whom I read the entire series. The last time I read them to my youngest daughter, now 21. I’ve since lost track of the collection I once had but I’m now tempted to see if I might be able to locate the entire collection again. I would love to start reading them to my nearly 5 year old granddaughter. 😊🎀📚📚
everyone but Pa and Laura had the scarlet fever they all went away but Mary became blind
SLAYTHEGAMER
Who plays Mary
Melissa Anderson
A 2013 study published in the journal Pediatrics, concluded it was actually viral meningoencephalitis that caused Ingalls' blindness, based on evidence from first-hand accounts and newspaper reports of her illness as well as relevant school registries and epidemiologic data on blindness and infectious diseases.
Mary went blind from meningitis.
Wow. Royal, Almonzo, and Perley Day.
And we think today's names are strange.
Love the books, and enjoyed the show. Laura was so pretty.
This was lovely, thank you!
name in real life was nellie owens
They have incredibly beautiful blue eyes.
I have loved and I love this wonderful story. The little house in the prairie is a fantastic part of my life. I happily saw this serial and it reminds me the nice little mountain village where I spent my happy childhood.
Thank you for posting. Excellent.
thank soon much!!! everyone! 😢 💖 I might upload a tribute I made to the Laura Ingalls and Almonzo Wilder in the TV show Little House On The Prairie!
Thanks for the pictures! On Nellie "Oleson," however, the real last name of the family was Nelson.
Laura changed the names on purpose, trying to be sensitive to descendant families, out of respect, I assume.
Their real last name was Owens. Plus fictional Nellie was based on more than one girl, Nellie Owens, Genny Masters and one other.
Melissa C Nellie's last name was Owens. No idea where you got "Nelson" from.
AlmAnzo!!! Only ONE LETTER "O" at the end of his name!!!
Am I the only one who thinks that Maggie Gyllenhaal is a dead ringer for Rose Wilder??
Laura Kamaras
I know!!!!
I thought that, too.
Laura Kamaras yes!
There is actually a video that shows that comparison, #28 in this video (in case you just want to skip to that comparison) ruclips.net/video/MHV5VmahS2w/видео.html
They use side-by-side photos of the two all the time in those "time travel" videos here on RUclips. Check it out.
Thank you so much for sharing. I always wanted to do a pilgrimage and visit everywhere she lived .
A very nice photo history of Laura Ingalls and her Family:) I always enjoyed watching "Little House on the Prairie" as a child and I still enjoy watching the re-runs on T.V. today:). All my life I have enjoyed watching shows about America when things were more innocent, people helped their neighbors without being paid for their time as well as community, God, and family were prime. In the 19th Century, life was so much harder and many Children died before the age of 5. People were so unspoiled. I liked the episode of when Laura got a Cup for Christmas, her Sister Carrie got a piece of Candy, and her Mom got 3 extra Sweet Potatoes for their Supper, but yet according to Laura, "It was the best Christmas ever!". I was wondering, was Nellie Oleson in reality really that bad a Child or was that just Hollywood? Any way, Thank you for such a lovely historical Family Video:).
Wanting One Angel if you scroll the other comments youll find out information on nellie. she was a real person, but the character was based on 3 different girls that laura knew. the other comments tell it better 😊 and one of them was terrible like nellies character.
Wanting One Angel if you scroll the other comments youll find out information on nellie. she was a real person, but the character was based on 3 different girls that laura knew. the other comments tell it better 😊 and one of them was terrible like nellies character.
Wanting One Angel
Wanting One Angel
I have the full collection of 'The Little House' books!
And I'm soooo happy with them! 😆
So do I.I am french but i bought all the books years ago and i am happy to read them sometimes..i like them a lot and i must admit i prefer them to the show. The show is good but the books are WAY BETTER AND DETAILED AND MORE REALISTIC.
I read her books when I was a little girl. I love watching the series. I still cry when little Laura gets her heart broke.
Thanks for posting these pictures. Many I had never seen before!