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Exploring With Custer: The 1874 Black Hills Expedition : Co-authored by Ernest Grafe and Paul Horsted.The first photographs ever taken in the Black Hills (in 1874), are precisely matched with 50 modern images by Paul Horsted showing the same locations today. Read the reports, journals and diaries of Custer and his men as you follow their trail through the Black Hills, in the field or from your armchair! Maps and GPS coordinates guide you to photo sites, camp sites and other historical areas along the Black Hills portion of Custer's route. This book is 8.5x11 inches, 300 pages in full color with 160 photographs and 120 maps.

(You may also be interested in the companion volume to this book: http://tinyurl.com/CrossingthePlainswithCuster )

TO ORDER THIS BOOK, click here: http://dakotaphoto.com/Pages/books.html

Exploring With Custer: The 1874 Black Hills Expedition

Crossing the Plains with Custer: Samples from the book : To ORDER THIS BOOK, click here: http://dakotaphoto.com/Pages/books.html

"Crossing the Plains with Custer", is an ALL-NEW companion volume to the earlier book "Exploring With Custer". This new book follows the route of the Custer Expedition as it traveled from Ft. Lincoln (near Bismarck, North Dakota) some 300 miles to the Black Hills (in South Dakota), as well as the return route across the plains. It is authored by Paul Horsted, Ernest Grafe, and Jon Nelson.

The book features day-by-day accounts written by the explorers from diaries, official reports, and newspaper stories. More than 180 full-color photos show places where Custer's wagon train passed; GPS coordinates are provided to guide you to many locations along public roads. A special section includes dozens of artifacts found at Expedition campsites on private property; these were photographed from several private and public collections.

Just like "Exploring with Custer" (see http://tinyurl.com/ExploringwithCuster ), the new book is 8.5x11 inches in size and has been designed to match the earlier volume. It has 336 pages.

To order your copy, please visit:
http://dakotaphoto.com/Pages/books.html

For questions or comments, email Paul Horsted at this address: horsted@dakotaphoto.com.

(The page you are now viewing may also be reached via this address, if you want to share! http://tinyurl.com/CrossingthePlainswithCuster

Crossing the Plains with Custer: Samples from the book

The Black Hills Yesterday & Today: Order Prints Here : Using historic photos taken from 1875-1935, photographer Paul Horsted has "re-photographed" the major towns (and many other areas) of the Black Hills of South Dakota, combining "then & now" into a unique form of art. A new book featuring these images has now been released...for ordering inforrmation, visit http://dakotaphoto.com/Pages/books.html. To see actual page layouts (and the cover) from the new book, please visit this gallery: http://dakotaphoto.smugmug.com/gallery/1403302

The Black Hills Yesterday & Today: Order Prints Here

The Black Hills Yesterday & Today: Samples from the book! : TO ORDER THIS BOOK, click here: http://dakotaphoto.com/Pages/books.html

These are sample pages from the Paul Horsted's book, "The Black Hills Yesterday & Today". Also shown are the covers of the leather-bound Collector's Edition and the Standard Edition of this book. Actual size of the cover (in either edition) is 11x12 inches, with 304 pages in full color on glossy, high-quality paper. More than 150 images of "then and now" across the Black Hills, at historic photo sites from 1874-1935.

Visit our web site: http://dakotaphoto.com/Pages/books.html Order prints of these images here: http://dakotaphoto.smugmug.com/gallery/441167. Paul's main web site is at www.dakotaphoto.com.

The Black Hills Yesterday & Today: Samples from the book!

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