IPhoto application disappeared OS 10.5.8

Using my old g5 ppc.  Upgraded to Leopard 10.5.8 when it first came out.  Worked fine till about a month ago: iPhoto disappeared from my main diak as well as the 2nd disk which I use for backup!  At the same time, Safari quit working - it would come up but no window was visible.  Strange. 
I used the Leopard DVD to restore Safari by reinstalling the optional software, but iPhoto is still missing. 
I did not purchase iLife separately, and I think iPhoto is part of that, but, if so, what was the source of iPhoto that I have used up until recently?  Was it left over from Panther?  If so, can I restore that version?
Thanks.

It's almost certainly burried in your Leopard installer disk.  But a since you indicate you are using 10.5.8 a quick google search for "download iphoto" turned up this update which is for 10.5.6 or later.  Note that that same search also turned up other update versions as well.

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