I photo (8.1.2) on yosemite operating system

Can I open and use an old version of i photo (8.1.2) saved on an external hard drive on the yosemite operating system?

So in the future, when I want to work with old photos that are saved on an external hard on old versions of i-photo, is there any way to keep this i-photo library up to date ?
As Larry and Kappy said, you can open the libraries created in iPhoto 8.1.2 with your current iPhoto version.
Since you are keeping your libraries on an external drive, check the file system of the drive. Older versions of iPhoto did not check, if the file system is compatible with iPhoto. If your drive is not formatted MacOS Extended (Journaled), move your iPhoto Library to your internal drive, before you try to open and upgrade it, or iPhoto may not be able to open it, see this link: iPhoto: Issues with FAT32-formatted drives
Also, you may notice, that books or slideshows may look differently. The templates changed between versions. Before you open an olde photo book in the new iPhoto, have your printed copy ready, so you can compare what has changed, and if all text fields are still complete.

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