55 Amazing Photos That Show Life in Rural America Through the Early to Mid 1900s Volume 3
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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A wonderful video. These people were the the backbone of America. Their lives were hard. Thanks for sharing these photo with us.
Looking at these photos,we should count our blessings.Love to all.
Idk how i got unsubscribed but ive been looking for your videos for a while now no wonder i couldn’t find them. I like the music it give me such vintage vibes.
Same with me.
I'm fascinated by all these old photographs.
Those people struggled and suffered terribly so we can it easy today. My parents and grandparents were from that time and I've heard the stories of how hard it was. Excellent video. Excellent choice of music.
Clothes don't make the man. It's understatedly true looking at these hard working humble quiet resigned-to-life looking people. Thank you for sharing these lovely and profound pictures.
These poor folks made me feel rich, I've always been poor!
Very interesting! I think people were more appreciative in the things they worked hard for.
thank you!
Yes, when they had something they could hard for…. Themselves. Today people have to work for the wealthy corporations that share nothing and pay the same.
They had very tough lives. Yet I suspect there were far fewer cases of anxiety and depression, especially in young people, than there is today. What does that tell us?
I greet you cordially friend with a heart full of melancholy. It has made me remember the past life of my parents and grandparents.
Beautifully said
Life was simple and the way it should be now .Were all caught up in living and too busy at work or on are phones .
I love the farms and country life I wish we could just go back too talking too are neighbors and helping one another out.
Life got so hard
Love watching these videos, not only for the imaginative photographs, but also for the fabulous music. I like to wonder about the people featured therein: what were their lives like? Did they have any simple pleasures to reward their hard work? How did they endure the hard, bitterly cold winters? How did they “make do” when money was so scarce? Yes, things were so much simpler then; life was all about work, subsistence, and survival. Hard, yes, but without all the crazy-making irrelevancies of post modern life. In a way, I envy them. Thanks for the glimpses into the past.
The photo of Richmondville,N.Y. at 10:50 looks the same today as it did back then,I lived In that area for over 20 years
Mrs. Ostermeyer's hands are so beautiful!
You can see on their faces how hard life was.
Thank you
Wow! People who did without always had Gratitude for everything that they could earn. People today, mostly young ones. have NEVER had to do without anything (cell phones, housing, money, entertainment) and therefore have no gratitude and only an "entitlement" attitude... They are quite pathetic compared to the people who came before them.
Gratitude is the highest of Virtues and the Mother of all Virtues.... Borrowed that, but it's true....
Very interesting ✔️✔️
They sure did have hard lives. Their body’s looking much older than they were, as you can see some with younger children looking so old. Tough people. I don’t think you could find many people today that could endure what they did.
And folks think they have it tough nowadays.
The good old days
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I sold true grit in California in the 1955
I'm not seeing the gender neutral outhouse??
MAGAts will be MAGAts.
06:42 why does it have to say "Louisiana Negress" tho? why not just a lady?