Opening Older iPhoto Library in Latest iPhoto '11

Hi,
I have an old iPhoto library on an external hard drive (77GB) that I was opening and using just fine before Mavericks.
After updating to Mavericks and iPhoto '11 (9.5) the library now opens, but with nothing in - as though it's an empty library ready for photos to be added.
I tried the iPhoto updater program, but it say the file doesn't need to be updated.
It's too big to copy to my mac book, but used to run off of the extrenal hard drive just fine.
Any ideas or info is appreciated.
Matt

Thank you Larry,
I don't remember the version of iPhoto that it was originally created in, but the file says it was created in 2009, which sounds about right. It has probably been used through a couple versions of iPhoto just fine, up until Mavericks and iPhoto '11.
The Drive is a USB3 Samsung M3 Portible 1TB, and it's formatted as OS X Extended.
What do you think?
It's odd!
Matt

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r8: 0xffffffcf r9: 0xffffffff r10: 0xffffff9f r11: 0xffffff7f
r12: 0x3ddb2180 r13: 0x908a0fb0 r14: 0x001b0c38 r15: 0x00000000
r16: 0x00000001 r17: 0x001b2f18 r18: 0x001b2f24 r19: 0x001b4e08
r20: 0x001b2f2c r21: 0x001b0dac r22: 0x001b0e24 r23: 0x001b2f28
r24: 0x001b4e4c r25: 0x001b0c38 r26: 0x00004527 r27: 0x04917790
r28: 0x11b35d0f r29: 0x0492ced0 r30: 0x24257eb6 r31: 0x26106a60
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Tried the option of rebuilding the library and it didn't work.
What does "it didn't work" mean? What did you observe? Did the rebuild start and not finish? Did it finish and not open to an iPhoto library? Was there any warning dialog?

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