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"When they neared an enemy village the men would sit and rest while their indunas reconnoitred carefully, meanwhile taking snuff or smoking hemp, which ‘maddened the warriors and gave them hearts without fear’."
This is a picture from 1862/1863 of one of the most famous documents in the America, but I bet you've never seen it before...
very nice find Major,
John Grabill's photos are truly an American treasure.......
whoever hasn't been out to the Black Hill's needs to arrange the time to get there, cruise the switchback mountain roads slowly and imagine it back in the late 1800's w/out any real roads. you'll certainly walk away w/a taste of the old west. the ride from Sturgis to Deadwood was traveled by thousands in those times; you won't believe how rustic and dangerous the ride is on modern roads still today. every yr during the Sturgis Rally several riders seem to launch themselves to a plummeting death after failing to negotiate a bend in the mountain road, sheer drops of hundreds of feet.
Thanks for sharing ,
I live there and like the land but the laws suck. Unless you like beer or booze your out of luck. That's why I am heading farther west and a little south. Pine ridge is still going but it is the poorest place in the US. There is a small town of white clay just 7 miles from the Ridge at the Nebraska boarder . All they sell is booze gas and cigs . Since on the res you can not have booze guess where all of the indians $$$ goes? Like last gov check 7 million worth goes. It makes me sad.