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#2

Nikola Tesla Sitting In His Laboratory With His "Magnifying Transmitter"

Final score:

259points

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ElizabethMorgan 9 years ago

a history worth talking about

13points

#3

The Graves Of A Catholic Woman And Her Protestant Husband, Holland, 1888

Final score:

258points

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MagdalenaMagdalena 9 years ago

Great !

9points

#4

Austrian Boy Receives New Shoes During WWII

Final score:

255points

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LivingCell 9 years ago

Wwii should look like WWII :P

4points

#5

Race Organizers Attempt To Stop Kathrine Switzer From Competing In The Boston Marathon. She Became The First Woman To Finish The Race, 1967

Final score:

235points

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LorianneMels 9 years ago

OMG thank God the world has changed somewhat!!..........:)

30points

#6

The Unbroken Seal On Tutankhamun’s Tomb, 1922 (3,245 Years Untouched)

Final score:

207points

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DonnaMuir 9 years ago

I couldn't have broken it.

16points

#7

Painting The Eiffel Tower, 1932

Final score:

205points

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HipChick 9 years ago

Those were some very brave men.

28points

#8

First Morning After Sweden Changed From Driving On The Left Side To Driving On The Right, 1967

Final score:

203points

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MayaAb 9 years ago

Chaos! Love it

13points

#9

Unknown Soldier In Vietnam, 1965

Final score:

201points

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Toni-KathleenHoffensetz 9 years ago

He is beautiful

44points

#10

Animals Being Used As Part Of Medical Therapy, 1956

Final score:

196points

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JillStanford 9 years ago

I haD polio in 1954 and they out an aquarium on the window sill for me to watch.

24points

#11

The Kiss Of Life – A Utility Worker Giving Mouth-to-mouth To Co-worker After He Contacted A High Voltage Wire, 1967

Final score:

193points

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AlanWilliams 9 years ago

I thought he was just being friendly.

6points

#12

Annette Kellerman Promotes Women’s Right To Wear A Fitted One-piece Bathing Suit, 1907. She Was Arrested For Indecency

Final score:

185points

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LorianneMels 9 years ago

MY KINDA WOMEN!!!!!............:)

19points

#13

106-year-old Armenian Woman Guards Home, 1990

Final score:

184points

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AlbertGreving 9 years ago

It's Steven van Zandt.

7points

#14

Albert Einstein, Summer 1939 Nassau Point, Long Island, Ny

Final score:

184points

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GigiLibertybelle 9 years ago

Check out his cute sandals.

34points

#15

The Last Known Photo Of The Titanic Above Water, 1912

Final score:

183points

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LorianneMels 9 years ago

made me sad just looking at it................:(

17points

#16

Grotto In An Iceberg, Photographed During The British Antarctic Expedition, 5 Jan 1911.

Final score:

179points

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LorianneMels 9 years ago

Very KOOL.............:)

6points

#17

Painter Of The Brooklyn Bridge,1914

Final score:

177points

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AlanWilliams 9 years ago

If the men on the wires arranged themselves correctly, they could spell out the first bar and a half of 'Star Spangled Banner'

33points

#18

Disneyland Employee Cafeteria In 1961

Final score:

174points

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AlanWilliams 9 years ago

How does the spaceman eat?

28points

#19

Massive Crowds Gather For The First Woodstock, 1969

Final score:

171points

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hvandegrift 9 years ago

And there were no riots, nothing set on fire... back when people, even YOUNG people, weren't as completely narcissistic like they are now

34points

#20

The Real Winnie The Pooh And Christopher Robin, 1927

Final score:

168points

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LeisaHennessy 9 years ago

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winnie_the_Pooh#Origin

3points

#21

Women Delivering Ice, 1918

Final score:

152points

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MaureenDaniels 9 years ago

I said without ice!

11points

#22

Hannah Stilley, Born 1746, Photographed In 1840. Probably The Earliest Born Individual Captured On Film

Final score:

130points

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LorianneMels 9 years ago

Wow, Amazing Photography!!

12points

#23

The Beatles Play For 18 People In The Aldershot Club, December 1961. They Were To Become Superstars In One And A Half Year.

Final score:

130points

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chubbypanda 9 years ago

Which is why you should always support the local scene

45points

#24

The First Ever Underground Train Journey, Edgware Road Station, London, 1862

Final score:

122points

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FaheemKhan 9 years ago

convertibles?!

5points

#25

Woman With A Gas-resistant Pram, England, 1938

Final score:

122points

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AlanWilliams 9 years ago

It looks like a portable stove!

16points

#26

Elvis In The Army, 1958

Final score:

122points

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LorianneMels 9 years ago

hot!!!....................:)

12points

#27

Customers At A London Music Store, 1955

Final score:

119points

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AlanWilliams 9 years ago

The days when men wore suit and tie to go down to the local shop.

30points

#28

Baby Cages Used To Ensure That Children Get Enough Sunlight And Fresh Air When Living In An Apartment Building, 1937

Final score:

115points

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KarenRitchel 9 years ago

At least they got fresh air. Though not the safest contraption I've ever seen.

11points

#29

Measuring Bathing Suits, If They Were Too Short, Women Would Be Fined, 1920’s

Final score:

98points

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LorianneMels 9 years ago

omg...........unbelievable! yep fine women for men being pigs!!

32points

#30

Salvador Dali Kisses The Hand Of Raquel Welch After Finishing His Famous Portrait Of Her, 1965

Final score:

96points

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SharonHunton 9 years ago

Lucky guy.....

6points

#31

Little Girl With Her Doll Sitting In The Ruins Of Her Bombed Home, London, 1940

Final score:

81points

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EleciaWindmeyer 9 years ago

Poor child

10points

#32

Georges Blind, A Member Of The French Resistance, Smiling At A German Firing Squad, 1944

Final score:

68points

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AnaRetoAlburqueque 9 years ago

All that hate is petty much wasted energy, it takes him only one smile to be "immortal".

32points

#33

“wait For Me Daddy,” By Claude P. Dettloff In New Westminster, Canada, October 1, 1940

Final score:

67points

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OdeEntertaint 9 years ago

:')

6points

#34

Sailor Kissing Nurse, Times Square, August 14, 1945.

Final score:

66points

Wojciech Okuszko

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KarenRitchel 9 years ago

Best. Photo. Ever.

15points

#35

Audrey Hepburn Shopping With Her Pet Deer “ip” In Beverly Hills, Ca, 1958

Final score:

65points

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AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago

such beauty she has

13points

#36

African Americans Protest Against The War In Vietnam During The Harlem Peace March, 1967

Final score:

63points

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Brigid Flannery 1 year ago

Doesn't he realize that War is colorblind?

0points

#37

Three Men Run In The Marathon At The First Modern Olympic Games, 1896

Final score:

62points

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AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago

classy

3points

#38

Harley Davidson’s First Factory, 1903

Final score:

62points

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AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago

more like a Moe's bar

12points

#39

The First 5 Mbyte Hard Disk Loaded To A Panam Plane, 1956

Final score:

61points

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DimitarAtanasov 9 years ago

WOW, 5 MEGABYTES!!! It's in my wish list for like forever...! :)

6points

#40

View From The Top On The Opening Day Of The Empire State Building, 1931

Final score:

54points

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DebbieBurton 9 years ago

Beautiful view, would be so different these days.

5points

#41

Charlie Chaplin At The Age Of 27, 1916

Final score:

54points

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AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago

To all magicians (cardicians), he looks like the twin Dan and Dave Buck. lol

0points

#42

The Normandy Descent

Final score:

52points

Georgi Ivanov

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MacKaroni 9 years ago

Do you suppose the photographer would have been scared shitless?

7points

#43

Newspaper Boy Ned Parfett Sells Copies Of The Evening Paper Bearing News Of Titanic’s Sinking The Night Before, April 16, 1912

Final score:

51points

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Meghan McPartland 5 years ago

what a tragedy! remember it like it was yesterday :(

3points

#44

Painting Wwii Propaganda Posters, Port Washington, New York, 8 July 1942

Final score:

51points

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AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago

posters before worth millions today posters today worth the simple cannon printer

2points

#45

Coca-Cola Comes To France, 1950

Final score:

51points

Lina D.

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genewilson 9 years ago

Why does the middle guy look like Tom Hanks?

3points

#46

Factory Workers Race On The Roof (test Track) Of The Fiat Factory In Turin, Italy, 1923

Final score:

51points

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AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago

the only building i've seen with race track on the roof top

7points

#47

Titanic Departure, Southampton, Uk, 1912

Final score:

48points

Wojciech Okuszko

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MacKaroni 9 years ago

What could possibly go wrong?

2points

#48

Mother Hides Her Face In Shame After Putting Her Children Up For Sale, Chicago, 1948

Final score:

47points

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LorianneMels 9 years ago

I will take those children!!!

13points

#49

Lunch Atop A Skyscraper

Final score:

47points

Robert Gravel

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Joel Jordan 3 years ago

Look at the guy on the far right - Is he holding a bottle of booze??

2points

#50

Bird’s Eye View Of Jfk’s Funeral In The Capitol Building, November, 1963

Final score:

46points

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Paige Tersavich 1 year ago

Rich men from North of Richmond

0points

#51

The Glasses John Lennon Wore When He Was Assassinated, 1980

Final score:

46points

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KarenRitchel 9 years ago

Heartbreaking.

12points

#52

Times Square, 1947

Final score:

45points

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AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago

always imagining myself in these kinds of photos

6points

#53

Dressing The Bride, 1890s

Final score:

43points

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hvandegrift 9 years ago

She LOOKS thrilled

10points

#54

Norway Receive Their First Ever Shipment Of Bananas,1905

Final score:

42points

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HazelValantine 9 years ago

The things we take for granted...

6points

#55

Early Morning Train, Japan, 1964

Final score:

42points

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AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago

maximizing every second before going productive

5points

#56

Che Guevara And Fidel Castro Fishing, 1960

Final score:

40points

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DesiPrieuForlese 9 years ago

what a pic!

3points

#57

East German Soldier Jumping Barbed-wire Fence 1961

Final score:

40points

Simone Lenssing

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Brigid Flannery 1 year ago

Wow!

0points

#58

Street Life In London, 1876

Final score:

36points

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DebbieBurton 9 years ago

By the looks of his shoes he would have been born with hip dysplasia. Glad they can do something about it these days.

12points

#59

Broadway At The United States Hotel Saratoga Springs, N.y. Ca 1900-1915

Final score:

34points

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CarrieConrad 9 years ago

I used to work as a bartender at the Old Bryan Inn, so this is especially poignant!

4points

#60

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev As A Young Gentleman, 1986

Final score:

33points

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PaigeHolliman 9 years ago

He looks like a Ramones fan.

12points

#61

Arnold Schwarzenegger In New York For The First Time In 1968

Final score:

33points

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DarlaWilliams 9 years ago

I'll be back

6points

#62

Women At Work During Ww2, 1942

Final score:

31points

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KarenRitchel 9 years ago

They stepped up and were still stepped on.

13points

#63

Interior Of A London Pub, 1898

Final score:

30points

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StaceyCollins 9 years ago

Looks like Jack Wilshere in the front there

1point

#64

Elvis Backstage, 1956

Final score:

30points

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steve Black 1 year ago

I've lost my Teddy bear

0points

#65

Keith’s Bicycle Track, 1901

Final score:

29points

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Rhonda Whisenhunt 9 years ago

Seriously?

1point

#66

Children Exercising In A School-yard, 1900

Final score:

28points

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KarenRitchel 9 years ago

If taken today it would be Children Texting in a School-Yard.

16points

#67

Bondi Bay, Australia, C. 1900

Final score:

28points

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sebe13 9 years ago

what is the point in going to the beach when you are dressed like in autumn ?

1point

#68

A Flight Simulator In 1942

Final score:

26points

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genewilson 9 years ago

And to think that was enough for someone to say "ok I'm ready. Let's go 1000 feet high and I'll bring it down safely"

2points

#69

Elton John At The Piano Bar Aboard His Private Plane, 1976

Final score:

26points

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Darla Williams 9 years ago

I had that photo in one of many of my Elton John commemorative books. He was an important part of my years growing up. My preteen/teen idol.

0points

#70

Elijah Wood & Macaulay Culkin, 1993

Final score:

26points

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ShaudaySmith 9 years ago

how is this historical?

7points

#71

Barack Obama With His Junior Varsity Basketball Team,

Final score:

25points

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JorgeCabal 9 years ago

Obviously, the best player in the team.

4points

#72

Cutting The Big Trees

Final score:

25points

Greg Neilson

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EleciaWindmeyer 9 years ago

Death of a giant

12points

#73

Django Reinhardt Plays For Duke Ellington .

Final score:

22points

Zsolt Vegh

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RebeccaCarpenter 9 years ago

Absolutely a Norman Rockwell moment.

1point

#74

The Original Ronald Mcdonald, 1963

Final score:

21points

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OdeEntertaint 9 years ago

creepy

23points

#75

The World's First Female Fighter Pilot

Final score:

21points

Sosyal Çorba

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Brigid Flannery 1 year ago

Awesome!

1point

#76

An Injured Survivor Of The Hindenburg Smokes As He Is Carried To Safety, 6 May, 1937

Final score:

17points

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AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago

bad a*s as he is.lol

2points

#77

People Swimming Around The Kaaba, The Holy Place Of The Muslims, After A Heavy Rain.

Final score:

14points

Soufian El Khayari

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B. J. Moore 1 year ago

👎🏿👎🏻👎🏼👎👎🏾

0points

#78

Fifth Solvay International Conference

Final score:

12points

Klytia

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JosephGarza 9 years ago

Auguste Piccard, Emile Henriot, Paul Ehrenfest, Edouard Herzen, Theophile de Donder, Erwin Schrodinger, Jules-Emile Verschaffelt

4points

#79

Russian Occupation, August 21st 1968; Venceslas Square, Prague, Czech Republic

Final score:

12points

OssoBuco

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#80

Unknow Finnish Soldiers After Sauna, Continuation War

Final score:

8points

Valtteri Oinonen

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YsaPur 9 years ago

is that swimsuit made of leaves?

0points

#81

First Ever Elephant In Bulgaria, Named Nal, Intended For The Sofia Zoo, Used As A Cattle Here.

Final score:

8points

Blagovest

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#82

"the Most Beautiful Suicide". Evelyn Mchale Jumped From The Empire State Building, 1947

Final score:

8points

Mari Dgebuadze

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Brigid Flannery 1 year ago

Beautiful or not... So young, so tragic.

0points

#83

Debbie Reynols Entertains Troops In Korea 1954

Final score:

7points

herbsculnick

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Sea Bass 8 years ago

"I know Debbie, I used to romp with her"

1point

#84

Louis And Lola,only Children To Be Rescued From Titanic (real Names:michel And Edmond Navratil)

Final score:

4points

Mari Dgebuadze

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Angel Pecica 4 years ago

That's incorrect... Millvina Dean (2 February 1912 – 31 May 2009) was the last survivor of the sinking of the RMS Titanic on 15 April 1912. At two months old, she was also the youngest passenger aboard...

2points

#85

First Picture Showing A Human Being. Paris, 1838

Final score:

2points

Robin DC

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Brigid Flannery 1 year ago

Incredible!

0points