Solomon D. Butcher: Photographing The American Dream-used Corn Remaining Awake For Thirtysix Hours

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Solomon D. Butcher: Photographing The American Dream-used Corn Remaining Awake For Thirtysix HoursFor Millions Of Americans, Solomon D. Butchers Photographs Epitomize The Sodhouse Frontier. His Latenineteenthcentury Images From Western Nebraska Constitute The Most Extensive Photographic Record In Existence Of The Generation That Settled The Great Plains. The Faces Are Unforgettable: Jaunty Bachelors And Earnest Husbands, Civil War Veterans Of Both Armies, Spinster Sodbusters And Determined Mothers, Cowhands, Farmhands, And Former Slavesall In