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#2

50 Years Ago They Tried To Stop Katherine Switzer From Running The Boston Marathon Because She Was A Woman. Last Month, At 70, She Ran It Again Wearing The Same Number

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Grumble O'Pug 2 years ago

Yes!!!

123points

According to author, historian, and storyteller from the UK Dave Tonge, history can offer a lot to a person.

"It really depends on the type of history being taught," Tonge told Bored Panda. "I, like so many people, was fed a never-ending list of dates — of great battles and Kings and Queens. In other words, the history of the so-called 'great and good'. It's the kind of history that drives many away from the subject because it's 'elite' history that they cannot relate to."

#3

1963

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Grumble O'Pug 2 years ago

Still true

215points

#4

On January 19, 1981, Heavyweight Champ Muhammad Ali Became So Upset When He Found Out That A Vietnam Veteran Was About To Commit Suicide Near His Home, That He Dashed To The Scene In Just Four Minutes. Not Only Did Ali Prevent The Man From Killing Himself, He Also Personally Drove Him To The Hospital

On January 19, 1981, Heavyweight Champ Muhammad Ali Became So Upset When He Found Out That A Vietnam Veteran Was About To Commit Suicide Near His Home, That He Dashed To The Scene In Just Four Minutes. Not Only Did Ali Prevent The Man From Killing Himself, He Also Personally Drove Him To The Hospital

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608points

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Grumble O'Pug 2 years ago

Truly the greatest.

166points

Tonge, however, has always been interested "in the history of the common people (as presented in court documents, for example) and also in the history of riots and rebellions, where the poorer folk whose interests were not represented by the Church and State, rose up against the ruling classes."

"That's why I also got into storytelling; in the folk tales that people shared in the alehouse and by their own hearth at home, again we hear poorer voices coming through and learn something of their ideas, dreams, and beliefs that often conflicted with that of the ruling classes," he explained.

#5

1940s Polio Outbreak

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Who Panda 420 2 years ago

Thank science for the polio vaccine!

405points

#6

Madam CJ Walker in her Ford

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Kayla J 2 years ago

She sold hair care and cosmetics exclusively for black women which went out of business in the early 80s but has been revived and sold at Sephora. https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2020/03/self-made-madam-cj-walker-company-true-story

183points

#7

American Aircraft Carrier

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ADHORTATOR 2 years ago

and it still is

111points

History is such a vast subject, one person can't possibly know it all. So Tong believes that its enthusiasts should focus "on periods, or rather events that lead to great changes, especially with regard to ideas and beliefs as well as leading to great social change."

"In medieval times, that might be events like the Black Death, which killed nearly half the population of Europe, but in doing so resulted in momentous changes for those who were left," the historian highlighted. "For example, fewer people had greater opportunities to escape the feudal system that had seen poor families tied to one master and the land upon which they were born."

#8

This Is A 392-Year-Old Greenland Shark That Was Recently Discovered In The Arctic Ocean. He's Been Wandering The Ocean Since The Early 1600s!

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527points

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ADHORTATOR 2 years ago (edited)

Very impressive, but how do they know the exact age?

220points

#9

Polish Girl, Lidka, 21, Member Of The Resistance, During Warsaw Uprising 1944. Survived The War, Died In 1993

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483points

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Florence 2 years ago

she was a badass

127points

#10

Hedgehog

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482points

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Kayla J 2 years ago

This is at the Louvre and part of a collection http://www.payvand.com/news/16/dec/1124.html

77points

When it comes to the UK in particular, Tonge thinks momentous events like the Reformation and the English Civil war are also important because "not only do they mark changes to our religious and political system, but also they see poorer folk beginning to formulate their own ideas and beliefs separate to the church and state. "

#11

Two Brave Armenian Women Pose With Their Rifles Before Going To Battle Against The Ottomans - 1895

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453points

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Csaba Hegedűs 2 years ago

Turkish still say nothing really happened against Armenians.

118points

#12

Joe Medicine Crow

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408points

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Agnes Jekyll 2 years ago

He lived an amazing life, and died at 102. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Medicine_Crow

13points

#13

Three-Year-Old Peggy Kennedy, A Polio Patient, Smiles At Therapy Ducks In A Pail Of Water. 1956

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398points

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Who Panda 420 2 years ago

Again thank science for vaccines

356points

#14

Letter From A Trapped Coal Miner Says Goodbye To His Wife, 1902

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398points

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Kayla J 2 years ago

Fraterville Mine disaster Jacob Vowell and his son Elbert along with about 200 other miners were killed "“Ellen, darling, goodbye for us both. Elbert said the Lord has saved him. We are all praying for air to support us, but it is getting so bad without any air. Ellen I want you to live right and come to heaven. Raise the children the best you can. Oh how I wish to be with you, goodbye. Bury me and Elbert in the same grave by little Eddie. Godbye Ellen, goodbye Lily, goodbye Jemmie, goodbye Horace. We are together. Is 25 minutes after two. There is a few of us alive yet. Jake and Elbert Oh God for one more breath. Ellen remember me as long as you live Goodbye darling.”

299points

When it comes to choosing the right sources to get started, Tonge always recommends older history books aimed at school children.

"I'm talking about textbooks from the 1950s and 60s, because they tended to have a lot more detail than the very basic children's history books of today and often refer to original sources many of which are included," the historian explained.

#15

A Reusable Shopping List From The 1920s

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383points

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May 2 years ago

I have a digital version of this on my phone

67points

#16

Oxford, U.k

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Beck 2 years ago

A tree grows in oxford.

116points

#17

225-Million-Year-Old Petrified Opal Tree Trunk Located In Arizona

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Robert T 2 years ago

At first it was only afraid. ;-)

202points

#18

Job Hunting 1930's

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Mart Se 2 years ago

Nowdays they'd hire you and pay you enough to pay 25% of the rent

123points

But Tonge's collections like Tudor Folk Tales or Medieval Folk Tales for Children are also great choices because their characters often relate to real historical figures or archetypes from various time periods and everything is based on legit historical documents.

But if it's more memes that you're currently after, check out our piece on History Memes Explained, a cool social media project that not only collects but also dissects the best memes about our past.

#19

Chief Iron Tail

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345points

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El muerto 2 years ago

first you kill them, then commemorate them in a coin.

157points

#20

A Peruvian Elongated Skull With A Metal Plate Surgically Implanted, Estimated To Be From About 2000 Years Ago. The Broken Bone Surrounding The Repair Is Tightly Fused Together Indicating It Was A Successful Surgery

A Peruvian Elongated Skull With A Metal Plate Surgically Implanted, Estimated To Be From About 2000 Years Ago. The Broken Bone Surrounding The Repair Is Tightly Fused Together Indicating It Was A Successful Surgery

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334points

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Gaby Almodovar 2 years ago (edited)

I don't know, why are most people today thinking, that our ancestors 2-3 or more thousand years ago, were "dumber" as the 21st century people. Sure, the technology was not as advanced, like today's is, but they had the knowledge.

13points

#21

Two Guards From Delhi Durbar With James Ricalton, An American 🇺🇸 Photographer Who Visited India In 1903

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333points

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ᴠᴀ̈ɪɴᴏ 2 years ago

MASSIVE

72points

#22

2019

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Paul C. 2 years ago

If only we had some sort of vaccine. 😭

254points

#23

This Is The Rms Queen Elizabeth Pulling Into New York With Returning Us Servicemen In 1945. Finally Ww2 Is Over

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310points

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Jaekry 2 years ago

How many souls on board? Does anyone know?

55points

#24

1500 Year Old Tree, Located In South Africa. The Oldest Living Thing On Earth

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308points

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Full Name 2 years ago

That is not the oldest tree. There are several trees considerably older.

16points

#25

Tinder During 1901

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297points

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May 2 years ago

I'll take the one with the cat

352points

However, if it's more memes that you're after, check out our piece on History Memes Explained, a cool social media project that not only collects but also dissects the best memes about our past.

#26

Country Store On Dirt Road, North Carolina In 1939

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286points

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Poultry Geist 2 years ago

I love this !

59points

#27

This Skeleton Of A Roman Man, Who Was Crushed By A Flying Stone Slab During The Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius Nearly 2000 Years Ago, Was Discovered In May Of 2018

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280points

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N G 2 years ago

I hate it when this happens.. and you remember that you forgot to put your trousers on.

108points

#28

South Dakota 126 Years Ago. Indian Chiefs Who Had Council With General Miles And Settled The Indian War. 1. Standing Bull, 2. Bear Who Stands And Looks Back, 3. Has The Big White Horse, 4. White Tail, 5. Living Bear, 6. Little Thunder, 7. Bull Dog, 8. High Hawk, 9. Lame, 10. Eagle Pipe

South Dakota 126 Years Ago. Indian Chiefs Who Had Council With General Miles And Settled The Indian War. 1. Standing Bull, 2. Bear Who Stands And Looks Back, 3. Has The Big White Horse, 4. White Tail, 5. Living Bear, 6. Little Thunder, 7. Bull Dog, 8. High Hawk, 9. Lame, 10. Eagle Pipe

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275points

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May 2 years ago

9. did not get lucky in the naming department

237points

#29

Fossil Trees As Tall As Modern-Day Redwoods Have Been Found In Northern Thailand. This Petrified Trunk Measures 72.2 Meters In Length, Suggesting That The Original Tree Would Have Been Over 100 Meters Tall. Its Approximate Age Is 800,000 Years

Fossil Trees As Tall As Modern-Day Redwoods Have Been Found In Northern Thailand. This Petrified Trunk Measures 72.2 Meters In Length, Suggesting That The Original Tree Would Have Been Over 100 Meters Tall. Its Approximate Age Is 800,000 Years

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269points

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ᴠᴀ̈ɪɴᴏ 2 years ago

Lotta zeros..

34points

#30

Just Rare In 1964, Ringo Starr Snapped A Photo Of Some High School Students Who Had Skipped Class To See The Beatles During Their First Trip To The United States

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264points

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Mica Silvia 2 years ago

They forgot the person in the back.

89points

#31

1943 - Last Photo Of The Legendary Nikola Tesla

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259points

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Grumble O'Pug 2 years ago

A genius

110points

#32

Jacob Miller

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258points

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Chinmayee Kalghatgi 2 years ago

He looks like he’s wearing a bindi except it cost a lot of pain to get it

54points

#33

Young Oyster Shuckers, Josie, Six Years Old, Bertha, Six Years Old, Sophie, Ten Years Old, Port Royal, South Carolina, 1912. Work Began At 4 Am. Photo By Lewis Hine

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246points

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Otter 2 years ago

Child labor in the US was stopped during the Great Depression of the 1930s, to make more jobs available to adults. Nobody in power had much of a problem with children working full-time, instead of going to school.

158points

#34

Union Blue And Confederate Gray Veterans Reunite At Gettysburg In The Year 1913 — Standing By “The Bloody Angle” Where Pickett’s Charge Took Place 50 Years Earlier And Over 3,000 Soldiers On Both Sides Lost Their Lives — Now They Clasp Hands Over The Stone Wall As Brothers

Union Blue And Confederate Gray Veterans Reunite At Gettysburg In The Year 1913 — Standing By “The Bloody Angle” Where Pickett’s Charge Took Place 50 Years Earlier And Over 3,000 Soldiers On Both Sides Lost Their Lives — Now They Clasp Hands Over The Stone Wall As Brothers

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242points

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The Starsong Princess 2 years ago

Civil War reunions, attended by both sides, were very common at the end of the 19th century and early 20th. Former soldiers would meet up with friends they had not seen in decades and formerly reconcile with the other side. The last great reunion was in 1938 on the 75th anniversary of Gettysburg.

5points

#35

A German Woman With Her All Belonging Sitting Alone In War Ruined Cologne. 1945

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242points

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Luther von Wolfen 2 years ago

Der Hund!

94points

#36

A Triple Decker Bus. Germany, Berlin, 1926

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236points

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Who Panda 420 2 years ago

I bet it cornered like a dream

203points

#37

US Veterans Of Four Different Wars, That Lived In The Same Town Of Geary, Oklahoma - 1940s

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233points

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Katherine Boag 2 years ago

These days to be a veteran of 4 US wars, you only need to have 'served' 1 year...

62points

#38

Dracula's Castle

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232points

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Beck 2 years ago

Beautiful

42points

#39

Archaeologist And A Child From Pompeii

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230points

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A_Literal_Lesbian 2 years ago

Shouldn't he be wearing gloves or something?

76points

#40

In 1895 In Paris, An Express Train Overruns A Buffer Stop, Crosses More Than 30 Meters Of Concourse Before Plummeting Through A Window At Gare Montparnasse

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195points

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Grant Barke 2 years ago

If only the tram lines ran length wise with the train.

19points

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#41

1920’s Hand Carved Hearse

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76points

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ᴠᴀ̈ɪɴᴏ 2 years ago

uh, it seems as if newer car designs are de-evolving. This is fabulous. I'd love to be carried in this in my funeral ⚰

23points

#42

“The Drunk Basket.” In The 1960s, Bars In Istanbul Would Hire Someone To Carry Drunk People Back To Their Homes

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57points

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Nathaniel 2 years ago

Uber's next service.

32points

#43

This Is Known As One Of Medicine’s Most Incredible Moments. In 1922, At The University Of Toronto, Scientists Went To A Hospital Ward With Children Who Were Comatose And Dying From Diabetic Keto-Acidosis

This Is Known As One Of Medicine’s Most Incredible Moments. In 1922, At The University Of Toronto, Scientists Went To A Hospital Ward With Children Who Were Comatose And Dying From Diabetic Keto-Acidosis

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55points

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Hooked 2 years ago

For clarification, this is the rest of the text : "Imagine a room full of parents sitting at the bedside waiting for the inevitable death of their child. The scientists went from bed to bed and injected the children with the new purified extract - insulin. As they began to inject the last comatose child, the first child injected began to awaken. One by one, all of the children awoke from their diabetic comas. A room of death and gloom, became a place of joy and hope. Thank You Dr. Banting and Dr. Best! "

193points

#44

American WWI Veterans At A Reunion, 1978

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54points

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Lunar Rat 2 years ago

Dad's Army V.1

25points

#45

Remarkable 2000 Year Old Ladies Shoe Found In A Well Amongst The Ruins Of A Roman Fort Archaeological Dig In Germany...!!

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54points

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Angelar 2 years ago

Beautiful!

3points

#46

Same Injured Whale Photographed After 35 Years Apart. Amazing. Whale Was Attacked By A Killer Shark

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54points

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Grumble O'Pug 2 years ago

Maybe a killer whale? (Orca) the bite seems more apt.

18points

#47

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53points

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GoddessOfChaos 2 years ago

No, this it too sad, such beautiful words only for those drama not to come true

31points

#48

Actors-Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach And Lee Van Cliff During The Filming Of "The Good, The Bad And The Ugly"

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53points

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Grant Barke 2 years ago

Probably the best Spaghetti western ever made in my opinion.

28points

#49

Photograph Of The Oldest House In Hamburg,germany,taken In 1898.it Was Built In 1524 And Despite Protests From Locals,was Demolished On The 8 December 1910

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51points

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Kevin Corcoran 2 years ago

To be fair, I don't think it would have lasted through the 40's...

5points

#50

'Girl Sitting On Windowsill'. Photo by William Gale Gedney 1964

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49points

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May 2 years ago

Looks much older than -64, more like -34

22points

#51

1920's Diving Suit

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49points

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GoddessOfChaos 2 years ago

Is it just me or does he look like a fire hydrant in that

49points

#52

A Cup Of Tea And A Bit Of Peace Back In The 1800s

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47points

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Peej Maybe 2 years ago

That guy looks weirdly like Mark Zuckerberg!

75points

#53

A 19th Century Tornado Caught On Camera In Oklahoma,1898!

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47points

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Who Panda 420 2 years ago (edited)

It is in fact a doorway to Oz

24points

#54

By The Time Robert Wadlow Turned 8 Years Old, He Was Already Taller Than His Father. Diagnosed With Hyperplasia Of The Pituitary Gland — A Condition That Causes Excessive Growth Due To A High Level Of Human Growth Hormones — Wadlow Stood About 6 Feet Tall As A Child

By The Time Robert Wadlow Turned 8 Years Old, He Was Already Taller Than His Father. Diagnosed With Hyperplasia Of The Pituitary Gland — A Condition That Causes Excessive Growth Due To A High Level Of Human Growth Hormones — Wadlow Stood About 6 Feet Tall As A Child

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47points

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Mica Silvia 2 years ago

Even his arm looks "taller" than the woman in black.

10points

#55

Princeton University Students Photographed After A Brutal Snowball Fight In 1890

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46points

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ADHORTATOR 2 years ago

did they put bricks in the snowballs?

50points

#56

Monte Cristallo, Refuge Of The Alpini

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45points

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K Witmer 2 years ago

Somebody said on another post why is there a front door. It made me laugh

21points

#57

Austrian Felix Baumgartner Becomes The First Skydiver To Break The Speed Of Sound, Reaching A Maximum Velocity Of 833.9mph (1,342km/H). Year 2012

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44points

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Who Panda 420 2 years ago

Red bull gives you wings

46points

#58

𝗔𝗶𝗿 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗰𝗲 𝗩𝗲𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗻 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗴𝗮𝗻 𝗙𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗺𝗮𝗻 Born In Memphis, Tennessee In 1937, Morgan Freeman Was The Youngest Of Five Children. His Parents Had Left The South To Find Work In Chicago. Please Follow @5030remember , A Great History Page Showing World History On Day To Day Basis. Please Also Follow Very Informative Page @history_and_stories, Need Your Support Here. Until The Age Of Six, Freeman Lived With His Grandmother In Mississippi. After His Parents Separated, Freeman Moved To Greenwood, Mississippi, With His Mother. There Freeman Frequently Attended The Local Movie Theater And Became A Fan Of Actors

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43points

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Insert Generic Username 2 years ago

I love Morgan Freeman, he's one of my favorite actors.

18points

#59

Frank Lentini, Owner Of 3 Legs, 4 Feet, 16 Toes, And 2 Functioning Sets Of Genitals. (1884-1966)

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43points

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Grumble O'Pug 2 years ago (edited)

You know there’s only so many things you can put on display at the Circus.

36points

#60

Natives

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42points

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Grumble O'Pug 2 years ago

Native Americans

30points

#61

On This Day 1950, Timothy Evans Was Executed By Hanging. He Was Later Granted A Posthumous Pardon. The Case Is Now Acknowledged As A Major Miscarriage Of Justice And Was Instrumental In The Abolition Of Capital Punishment In The United Kingdom In 1965. Timothy John Evans From Merthyr Was Tried And Convicted Of Murdering His Wife And Infant Daughter At Their Residence In Notting Hill, London And Sentenced To Death By Hanging. However, Three Years Later John Christie, A Downstairs Neighbour, Was Found To Be A Serial Killer Who Confessed To Murdering Mrs. Evans And Was Subsequently Found To Have Also Murdered Evans's Daughter

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41points

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Daphne 2 years ago

What must have gone through that poor man's mind... the total unfairness and horror of the situation. Horrible!

42points

#62

These Are Titanic Survivors Boarding The Carpathia In 1912....

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40points

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Wilf 2 years ago

A lot of people say "had Californian only gone to Titanic's aid so many more passengers would have been saved", but the difficulties Carpathia had retrieving the Titanic's survivors disproves this theory. It took the best part of the whole morning to get all the survivors out of the lifeboats. Lightoller was the last survivor to step onboard- at 11:30 in the morning- 12 hours after Titanic had struck the iceberg. Lifeboats were not designed to be used for passenger transfer, and ships like Carpathia and Californian were not equipped with any mechanism for lifting a whole (loaded) boat out of the water. Later ships were designed to be able to lift whole lifeboats both into and OUT of the water- another lesson learned from the Titanic tragedy.

3points

#63

Statue Of King Arthur Located In A Castle In Cornwall

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38points

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Full Name 2 years ago

I'm not sure that this is an "Amazing Moment In History" - it was put up in 2016 and King Arthur may not even have existed.

43points

#64

Ww2 Relic Of An Unfortunate Soldier Found On Eastern Front

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38points

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Helenium 2 years ago

crikey

15points

#65

30 Million-Year-Old Praying Mantis Is Preserved In Pristine Piece Of Amber. Please Also Follow The Most Awesome History Page @history_and_stories Need Your Support. Embedded Within A Clear Piece Of Amber, A Small Praying Mantis Sits At Attention, Frozen Forever In Time. The Piece, Which Measures Just Slightly Over One Inch Tall, Was Sold Via Heritage Auctions For $6,000 In 2016

30 Million-Year-Old Praying Mantis Is Preserved In Pristine Piece Of Amber. Please Also Follow The Most Awesome History Page @history_and_stories Need Your Support. Embedded Within A Clear Piece Of Amber, A Small Praying Mantis Sits At Attention, Frozen Forever In Time. The Piece, Which Measures Just Slightly Over One Inch Tall, Was Sold Via Heritage Auctions For $6,000 In 2016

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36points

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Karin Jansen 2 years ago

Starts playing Jurassic Park theme song..

35points

#66

Coca Cola In 1906

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36points

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Who Panda 420 2 years ago

I would loooove to try the original formula! Had an extra kick!

29points

#67

This Is How The Head Of A Spear Went Through A Bone During The Roman Gaelic War And It Still Remains In The Bone After 2070 Years Later...

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36points

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Grant Barke 2 years ago

ouch

21points

#68

Outside Wrigley Field In 1932

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35points

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ᴠᴀ̈ɪɴᴏ 2 years ago

OHHHH anyone know where I can get one of those fabulous vintage cars please? I WANT ONE SO BAD MANNNNNNNNNNNNNN

5points

#69

In 1976, Shavarsh Karapetyan, An Armenian Olympic Swimmer, Had Just Completed A 12-Mile Run With His Brother When They Saw A Trolley Bus Crash Into A Dam Reservoir

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35points

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Kayla J 2 years ago

They seemed to have cut off that he saved multiple lives that day: The trolleybus lay at the bottom of the reservoir some 25 metres (80 ft) offshore at a depth of 10 metres (33 ft).[4] Karapetyan swam to it and, despite conditions of almost zero visibility, due to the silt rising from the bottom, broke the back window with his legs. The trolleybus was crowded, it carried 92 passengers, Karapetyan started bringing people up from the bottom of the lake, to his waiting brother.[5] The combined effect of multiple lacerations from glass shards led to Karapetyan's hospitalization for 45 days,[4] as he developed pneumonia and sepsis. Subsequent lung complications prevented Karapetyan from continuing his sports career.[5] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shavarsh_Karapetyan

97points

#70

The Mystery Of The Paracas Elongated Skulls. During The 1920s, Peruvian Archaeologist Julio Tello Discovered A Series Of Tombs In Paracas, Peru

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32points

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El muerto 2 years ago

nothing mysterious about, actually quite common with craneal and body deformation in many cultures, and we know how is done

3points

#71

A Woman Poses To The Câmera , With Berlin In Ruins On The Back, 1945

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31points

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BusLady 2 years ago

And she doesn't even have a dog to keep her company like the other lady.

4points

#72

Men Of The British Home Guard Stand Watch Over A Crashed Italian Fiat Falco Somewhere In Southern England During Battle Of Britain

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31points

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T. D. Bostick 2 years ago

It probably landed hard, but normally, and then hit a rock and tipped over.

10points

#73

At The Age Of 29, Adrian Brody Became The Youngest Oscar Winner For The Lead Male Role In The Pianist. To Prepare For The Role Of The Man Who Lost Everything, He Isolated Himself From Everyone, Left His Apartment And Car, Broke Up With His Girlfriend, Starved And Lost Whole 15 Kilograms. and He Learned To Play Chopin On The Piano. a#historybuff #historical#usa # #historic #historylovers #historynerd #historybuff #history #vintagestyle # #vintagephotography #amazing #incredible #vintage #piano #oscar #pianoplayer Ist #vintagephotographs #historynerd #mirror #amazingplaces #ww2

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29points

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Luther von Wolfen 2 years ago

As Laurence Olivier said to Dustin Hoffman, "My dear boy, why don't you just try acting?"

77points

#74

Us Civil War. ( Antitam Then And Now)

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27points

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ZAPanda 2 years ago

imagine going to war to protect the privileges of the rich and ensure that they can continue to exploit cheap supplies ... oh wait.

27points