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Fort Laramie National Historic Site, historic military housing

Originally a private trading post, Fort Laramie was purchased by the United States Army and became a popular stopping point for pioneers traveling west from 1840 to 1860 on the Oregon Trail.

In the style of vintage Lomography or Lomo photography with all the color shift, contrast, flare, and sometimes film grain and light leaks from the past. Now a trendy photographic technique.

Acoma Pueblo is a Native American pueblo located sixty miles west of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Pueblo people are descends from the Anasazi, Mogollon, and other ancient peoples. The influences from the ancient tribes are seen in the architecture and the artistry of Acoma.

Hospital ruins at Fort Laramie National Historic Site in Wyoming stand high against the green grass and dark, stormy sky.

Abandoned farmhouse stands alone amidst vast golden grasslands stretching to the horizon on Colorado plains. Dramatic blue sky filled with wispy cirrus clouds forms intricate patterns overhead. Weathered wooden fence posts and power lines punctuate the landscape, emphasizing rural isolation. Golden hues of dry grasses contrast with deep blue sky, creating quintessential American West vista.

Fort Laramie Crossroads of a Nation Moving West. Part of the Oregon Trail

Fort Union Trading Post National Historic SiteFort Union Trading Post National Historic Site

Abandoned White House in Desert, Snowcapped Mountains

Historic rural landscape with old stone house and ruined walls on the prairie in Helena, Montana, USA

Fort Stockton, TX - USA, April 5, 2024. Officer quarters at historic Fort Stockton, Fort Stockton Texas. This important fort was active during the Indian wars of 1867-1886 and served to protect settlers moving along the Pecos trail. The fort was served by the 9th calvary or Buffalo soldiers who were African Americans.

view of the hospital at Ft. Richardson, a long porch across the entire front. with windows and a single door in the middle of the building, a small upper floor with 3 windows and 4 chimneys, backed by a bright blue clear sky in the autumn weather, surrounded by trees in the back and grass in the front, wind vanes in the background

Fort Union National Monument, New Mexico

United States Engineer Office in Mammoth Hot Springs at Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The United States Engineer Office at Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, is a historic structure built in 1903. Originally serving the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, it was used to oversee infrastructure projects within the park during the period when the U.S. Army managed Yellowstone (1886–1918). Constructed with native stone, the building reflects the rustic architectural style common in national parks. Today, it stands as a significant reminder of the early efforts to develop and protect America’s first national park.

A weathered wooden cattle corral stands abandoned in a vast grassland prairie. The rustic structure, complete with fences and a small shelter, contrasts starkly against the expansive blue sky dotted with wispy white cirrus clouds. The foreground is filled with dry grasses and scrub vegetation typical of the Colorado high plains, stretching to the distant horizon

Historic buildings and barracks of the Vancouver Barracks National Historic District and the reconstructed Fort Vancouver stockade

Partially restored structures and historical interpretation displays at Fort Davis National Historic Site, part of the National Park Service in Fort Davis, Texas. The fort was operational as a sanctuary for settlers migrating west from 1854-1891.

Stone house ruins on the Santa Fe Trail, New Mexico

An old wall in ruins at Fort Laramie in Wyoming

Fort Union preservation in New Mexico exposed to the wind, within a sweeping valley of short grass prairie, amid the swales of the Santa Fe trail, is the remnants of the largest 19th century military fort in the region of New Mexico, in southwest USA.

An American flag flies over one of the remaining barracks buildings at the site of the American camp used during the historic Pig War on San Juan Island.

Pump-house (also used as a garage and/or shed) at Thomas Murphy Homestead on Mormon Row Historic District in Grand Teton National Park in Jackson Hole at Teton County, Wyoming. This is an open air museum.

Coronado Heights is a hill northwest of Lindsborg, Kansas. It is alleged to be near the place where Francisco Vásquez de Coronado gave up his search for the seven cities of gold and turned around to return to Mexico.

Barracks buildings In the style of vintage Lomography or Lomo photography with all the color shift, contrast, flare, and sometimes film grain and light leaks from the past. Now a trendy photographic technique.

Fort Laramie National Historic SiteFort Laramie National Historic Site

$An overcast photo of the Lady of Lourdes Grotto/Shrine just before it was torn down in 2008. The trees to the right of it were chopped down and the stumps removed. The farmers have begun working the field to plant crops. The sky is dark and overcast with incoming rain. \nThe grotto was built on the Lourdes Farm, just south of Lethbridge, on Highway 4, owned by the ‘Brothers of Lourdes”. They were a charitable organization from Holland made up of clergy from the Roman Catholic Church. \nThe Grotto/Shrine seen here was built by them in 1955. Modelled after the Shrine of Lourdes in France, it was built with 2X4 wood pieces firmly nailed together and draped with burlap dipped in a concrete slurry. A statue of the Virgin Mary sat in the opening near the top. The bottom opening contained a small alter and candle racks with kneeler benches outside. The grotto was the location of religious ceremonies and was also open for people to worship and light candles. The fence was put in by new owners. Originally there was a turn off from the highway and an area to park.$

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