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#2

Stoney First Nation Member, Samson Beaver With His Wife Leah And Their Daughter Frances Louise, 1907

Final score:

386points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Such happy people

79points

#3

1945: The Day Daddy Came Home

Gunner Hector Murdoch had been gone over four years, most of it as a prisoner of war in Singapore. His wife Rosina and son John hadn't known if he was dead or alive. He got home on his birthday

History Season Report

Final score:

374points

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Icy_Question_4977 2 years ago

The look on the son's face is everything

120points

“Photographs bring history to life in an immediate and visceral way,” Lisa Yaszek, a Regents Professor of Science Fiction Studies at Georgia Tech told us in a previous interview. Yaszek who researches and teaches science fiction as a global language crossing centuries, continents, and cultures argues that exploring history through written sources is very different than looking at historical photos.

“When we read books, we get lots of detailed information about historical events: who was involved, where the event happened, what factors led to and resulted from it, and so on,” the professor argues.

“Sometimes such information can be vividly detailed and prompt us to imagine what historical events might have looked like in ways that make us feel more connected to them, but sometimes we are so overwhelmed with dry or technical details that we actually feel more removed from the event than ever before.”

#4

An American Serviceman Shares His Rations With Two Japanese Children In Okinawa, 1945

Final score:

352points

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Eva Kašu 2 years ago

My heart aches.

100points

#5

Portrait Of A Young Grumpy Girl, 1850s

Final score:

351points

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the shy platypus from nextdoor 2 years ago

Hmpf

133points

#6

Dorothy Counts, 15, Is Taunted And Harassed By White Students As She Makes Her Way From Harding High School As The Only Black Student At The Newly Desegregated School. Charlotte, North Carolina. 1957

Final score:

347points

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Eva Kašu 2 years ago

Dorothy: ´These f*****s can´t stop me´.

243points

On the other hand, photos rarely have this problem. “Even when shot by the most amateur of photographers, images of people living in and through various moments in history provide a sense of immediate emotional connection—we think, ‘wow, so that’s what it would feel like to experience that moment of history!’” Yaszek explained.

#7

The Models Of “American Gothic” Stand Next To The Painting (1942)

Final score:

343points

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Eva Kašu 2 years ago

Wow, not flattering to that lady!

146points

#8

Ukrainian Restaurant In The U.S. Celebrates The Death Of Joseph Stalin, 1953

Final score:

341points

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varwenea 2 years ago

Let's do this again!!

145points

#9

New Zealand Māori Battalion Performing A Haka Ceremonial Dance In Egypt, 1941

Final score:

336points

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j miller 2 years ago

Damn, that face...is it The Rock's grandfather?

141points

Moreover, images of people from the past connect us to history in another, related way as well. “Once we feel an emotional bond with the people in historical photos and perhaps even begin to imaginatively empathize with them—we forge new intellectual connections to history itself, asking ourselves: ‘Why are the people in this photograph in this situation in the first place? What happened leading up to this photo—and what happened afterward?’”

In this way, we begin to actively research and share what they know about events and people represented in specific photos.

#10

A Roman Mosaic Depicting A Fish. 1st Century Ce

Final score:

335points

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Kirsten Kerkhof 2 years ago

The 3-D effect is just stunning!

145points

#11

A 2000 Year Old Glass Mosaic, Found In The City Of Zeugma, Turkey

Final score:

333points

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WhyBother? 2 years ago

why cant i find this in my basement?

93points

#12

Community Grocery Store Owner, Harlem, New York, 1940

Final score:

315points

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Jihana 2 years ago

He looks so proud! :-)

114points

#13

A Kid's Reaction To Meeting Andre The Giant (1970's)

Final score:

309points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Probably wanted to be as big as he is one day, cute kid

76points

#14

Former Slave, Author And Activist Frederick Douglass With His Musician Grandson Joseph Douglass In 1894

Final score:

300points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

What a fine pair of free men

83points

#15

Inuit Man Warms His Wife’s Feet. Greenland, 1890's

Final score:

300points

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DubMaccaT 2 years ago

And that is love.

125points

#16

Mailman Poses With His Heavy Load Of Christmas Mail And Parcels. Chicago, USA. 1929. Colorized

Final score:

298points

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Biliegh they/them 2 years ago

Norman Rockwell vibes

12points

#17

The Swedish Warship Vasa

It sank in 1628 less than a mile into its maiden voyage and was recovered from the sea floor after 333 years almost completely intact. Now housed at the Vasa Museum in Stockholm

History Season Report

Final score:

288points

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varwenea 2 years ago

One museum is dedicated to the magnificent ship. The restoration work is phenomenal. Definitely a must see.

67points

#18

A Motor Home In 1922

Final score:

275points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Took the word literally

75points

#19

Remember That Photo Of The Construction Workers Having Lunch On A Unfinished New York Skyscraper? Well Here's The Photographer Charles Ebbets. 9/20/1932

Final score:

261points

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the shy platypus from nextdoor 2 years ago

But who took that photo? :)

156points

#20

1925 Drexel Institute Girls’ Rifle Team. Philadelphia, USA

Final score:

261points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Dames with guns, harassment on campus must've been low with them around

103points

#21

3400 Year Old Painter's Palette From Ancient Egypt, Amenhotep III Era

Final score:

251points

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Eva Kašu 2 years ago

I think this is photo of make-up pallete? But it make more sense, that it belonged to painter...

35points

#22

William Harley And Arthur Davidson, 1914

Final score:

249points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

The best of friends

35points

#23

The Great North Dakota Blizzard, 1966

Final score:

242points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

You sure that's not a photo of this year

60points

#24

2 Year-Old Elvis Presley With His Parents, 1937

Final score:

229points

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Mrs Irish Mom 2 years ago

Very good looking family

46points

#25

Roman Mosaics Unearthed Under A Vineyard In Italy, In The Province Of Verona. Dated From 3rd To 4th Century

Final score:

226points

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ShyWahine 2 years ago

Awesome discovery - and the colors are still quite vivid !

48points

#26

Woman Wiring An Early IBM Computer Taken By Berenice Abbott In 1948

Final score:

223points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago (edited)

Able to do all that and still not be allowed a bank account is so not fair.

143points

#27

A Mother With Her Children, 1,800 Years Ago. Alexandria, Roman Egypt

Final score:

222points

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Ally Joy 2 years ago

Amazing! This portrait could be present day.

58points

#28

A Statue Of Anubis In Tutankhamuns Tomb, Taken During Carter Expedition (Photo Taken In 1922)

Final score:

218points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Anubis is judging you

11points

#29

Sir Winston Churchill, In 1895, Age 20

Final score:

215points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Why do guys look good in uniform, must be magic or something

97points

#30

Dinner Party At The Hotel Astor. New York City. 1904

Final score:

214points

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Ally Joy 2 years ago

Must be a meeting about women's reproductive rights.

579points

#31

A British Blacksmith Removing The Leg Irons Off A Slave, 1907, Off Coast Of Mozambique

Final score:

213points

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crizz 1066 2 years ago

Another slave being freed by hard-working brit!! When are the African tribes who facilitated the salve trade decreased after British Empire banned it, going to be taken to task? After all, it was the Africans capturing Africans to sell to salvers on the shoreline, that kept the trade going for so long!

39points

#32

Captured Japanese Mini-Submarine In The Aleutian Islands, 1943 And 2021

Final score:

212points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

My father was stationed at the Aleutian islands for a while and had such interesting stories to tell!

62points

#33

Detroit, Michigan In 1882 And 2017

Final score:

210points

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Eva Kašu 2 years ago

That´s just sad...

166points

#34

Children Cross The River Using Pulleys On Their Way To School, 1959, Italy

Final score:

207points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago (edited)

These kids as parents: Back in my day, we had to zip line to school, over a river, so no you can't stay home over a hurricane

199points

#35

Newcastle Castle, UK - 1895 To 2022

Final score:

205points

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eleni 2 years ago

beautiful

35points

#36

Australian Soldiers After Their Release From Japanese Captivity In Singapore, 1945. Colorized By: Hristos Kaplanis

Final score:

201points

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Yerdua_e.d 2 years ago

I feel really bad for them....

73points

#37

Piano Designed For People Confined To Bedrest. UK, 1935

Final score:

200points

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Skylar 2 years ago

I bet her music was beautiful:)

41points

#38

Man Charging An Electric Amc Gremlin. Seattle, USA, 1973

Final score:

196points

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j miller 2 years ago

Wonder how long it took to get a full charge?

48points

#39

Charlie Chaplin At Age 27 Before He He Adopted The Iconic Mustache, 1916

Final score:

195points

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j miller 2 years ago

Anyone else see a resemblance to a young Bob Dylan?

70points

#40

Manhattan In 1851 And Today

Final score:

194points

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Icy_Question_4977 2 years ago

Wow

48points

#41

1910 Great Flood Of Paris

Final score:

194points

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Jill 2 years ago

I love it when ppl do this. It really gives a sense of how time passes and things change.

101points

#42

A Man Stands In The Panama Canal During Its Construction. 1912

Final score:

193points

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Kise Miarse 2 years ago

This gives me such an ominous feeling for some reason.

9points

#43

Serving A Snack On Scandinavian Airlines Flight, 1969

Final score:

192points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Oh how the times have changed

89points

#44

The Creation Of The Recycling Logo By G. Anderson. He Was 23 At The Time. 1970

Final score:

191points

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Caramello 2 years ago

Interesting choice to make two of the arrows fold from under to over, but the third goes from over to under.

61points

#45

Trakai Island Castle, Lithuania. Built In The 14th Century And Restored In The 1950s-1960s

Final score:

190points

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varwenea 2 years ago (edited)

The rebuilt looks great. Lots of tourists there and souvenirs. Original structure is limited.

32points

#46

The Train Crash At Montparnasse Station. France, 1895

Final score:

187points

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Eva Kašu 2 years ago (edited)

Imagine that crash.

42points

#47

Berlin, Germany, 1985-2018

Final score:

184points

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Widdershins66 2 years ago

One less wall...

48points

#48

1946 vs. 2021 - Poznań, Poland

Final score:

179points

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JK Rowling 2 years ago

I think the mottled pattern of the new brickwork has charm

55points

#49

Eiffel Tower Under Construction, May 15, 1888

Final score:

175points

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boone williams 2 years ago (edited)

Sacre bleu! Quiele horrible! Hon hon hon!

3points

#50

New York City During The Great Blizzard Of 1888

Final score:

166points

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Headless Roach 2 years ago

"oh cräp, I have to dig up the horse and coach from under the snow again"

52points

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#51

Two Gentleman From The Early 1900s. Lincoln Nebraska

Final score:

40points

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Jihana 2 years ago

Very dapper, indeed!

18points

#52

Mother Teaching Children Numbers And Alphabet In Home Of Sharecropper. Transylvania, Louisiana. Jan. 1939. Photo Taken By: Russel Lee

Final score:

37points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

What a great mother, instilling the importance of getting an education to her children.

12points

#53

Roman Mosaic Uncovered In The Streets Of Stari Grad, On The Island Of Hvar In Croatia

Final score:

37points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Damn is all of Rome covered in mosaics or something

20points

#54

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) On A Walk In New York, 1963

Final score:

36points

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Captain Kyra 2 years ago

Looking good

11points

#55

A Woman On The Frozen Mississippi River At St. Louis, Missouri. 1905

Final score:

36points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

It has to be damn cold fir the mighty Mississippi to freeze over!

9points

#56

New York City Mayor, Jimmy Walker With Members Of The Blackfeet Nation Tribe On The Steps Of City Hall, Oct. 23, 1927

Final score:

36points

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Ray McArdle 2 years ago

Photo-ops have been around for a long time.

6points

#57

US Marine In Vietnam 1960s

Final score:

35points

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DubMaccaT 2 years ago

1000 yard stare. 🙏

7points

#58

People At Daytona Beach In Florida, United States In 1904. Colorized

Final score:

34points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago (edited)

That muscle been hot in all those clothes. Sorry must've been hot

5points

#59

May 1922: 78-Year-Old Robert T. Lincoln (Son Of Abraham Lincoln) Is Helped Up The Steps At The Dedication Of The Lincoln Memorial In Washington D.C

Final score:

33points

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Jill 2 years ago

Hmmm...this makes me think...then the grandkid's kids of Lincoln might be out there. History isn't so far behind us-

12points

#60

Inside Of A Railroad Car Made By The Pullman Company, 1890s

Final score:

33points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

So elegant!

6points

#61

Ashtrays And Coin-Operated Televisions In The Los Angeles Greyhound Bus Terminal, 1969

Final score:

32points

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kitten levels tokyo 2 years ago

So staring at screens is not a new thing…

16points

#62

Four Young Women Playing Volleyball On Stilts At The Beach In Venice, California, 1934

Final score:

32points

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Irina 2 years ago

I imagine this felt really painful on their feet.

10points

#63

Two Women Working As Ice Deliverers Carry A Large Block Of Ice. September 1918

Final score:

32points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Thank you for keeping the 1900's ......cool ( I'll go now)

13points

#64

Four Generations, Circa 1905

Final score:

31points

POST

Captain Kyra 2 years ago

Same mouth

11points

#65

Soldier Of The Us 4th Infantry Division Bidding Farewell To His Wife And Baby At Penn Station, New York, 1944

Final score:

31points

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Eva Kašu 2 years ago

That´s sad. But that woman looks strong and happy. She and her baby will thrive.

15points

#66

Airplane Food 1960s

Final score:

31points

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General Anaesthesia 2 years ago

Judging by the staircase it's a Boeing 747, so not the 1960s. "The 747 was certified by the FAA for commercial passenger service on December 30, 1969. The 747 entered service with Pan Am on January 22, 1970."

17points

#67

A Couple Of Victorian Travellers, 1890s

Final score:

29points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Is it wrong that I can hear the travelling Romani music.

12points

#68

Soba Noodles Deliveryman In Tokyo, Japan. 1935. Photo By The Mainichi Shimbun

Final score:

29points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Another pillar of society... delivery guys

13points

#69

Teacher Tantie Huckabee At The Palmetto-Covered One-Room School Near Taylor Creek And Lake Okeechobee, Florida In The 1890s

Final score:

29points

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Rob D 2 years ago

Okeechobee education hasn't gotten any better.

8points

#70

Women Pull Farm Equipment In A Field During World War I, In Oise, France, In 1917

Final score:

29points

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Pandalea 2 years ago

Horses had gone to war, too.

13points

#71

Veterans Of Four Different Wars From The Same Town Of Geary, Oklahoma. 1940s

Final score:

29points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Four different wars....I thought we all agreed war's good for absolutely nothing, say it again

18points

#72

Mother & Son, County Claire, Ireland, C. 1890. Colorized

Final score:

28points

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Theo Blackwood 2 years ago

*Clare

9points

#73

A Young Jimmy Carter Working As A Nuclear Engineer In The Us Navy In 1948

Final score:

28points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

Actually impressed!

3points

#74

A Man Standing On The First Cables During The Construction Of The Golden Gate Bridge, 1935

Final score:

28points

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Hotdogking 2 years ago

Obligatory multiple nopes

10points

#75

Behind The Scenes Photos From The Making Of The First Godzilla Movie, 1954

Final score:

28points

POST

Panda Boi 2 years ago

Those men are huge!!

19points

#76

Woman Being Ticketed For ‘Indecent Exposure’ At Rockaway Beach Of New York, 1946

Final score:

28points

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Emma S 2 years ago

Her smile makes it clear she doesn't give a f***k and will carry on wearing what she likes.

39points

#77

US Marine Gives A Cigarette To A Japanese Soldier Buried In Sand. Iwo Jima, 1945

Final score:

28points

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JK Rowling 2 years ago

It's good to know that humanity will survive in the end, even if it doesn't always win

9points

#78

Children Playing On Playground Equipment In Dallas, Texas. Ca. 1900

Final score:

27points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

These kids as grandparents to their grandkids: Back in my day, we played on equipment that was so tall, it counted as scaffolding. All rotting wood and ladders. And when you fall, it's not on wimpy foam like today's kids, but to your death, humph.

25points

#79

A Boy And His Owl, 1933

Final score:

27points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

The American Weasleys

8points

#80

Young Girl During The Great Depression. Missouri, USA. 1930s

Final score:

27points

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Eva Kašu 2 years ago (edited)

I can´t help myself from thinking that A LOT of suffering can be avoided, if women can control how many children they will have.

11points

#81

Open-Air School In The Freezing Cold. The Netherlands. 1918

Final score:

26points

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Chyppa Homer 2 years ago

All the kids were cool back in the day :D

8points

#82

King George V And Tsar Nicholas II 1890s

Final score:

26points

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Jihana 2 years ago

Still think it was a pretty s****y decision of the king to not grant the Romanovs asylum in Great Britain.

24points

#83

William Hutchings (1764-1866), Aged 100 In 1864, Veteran Of The American Revolution. Colorized By: Lorenzo Folli

Final score:

26points

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BetterBitterButter 2 years ago

He saw both the revolutionary and the Civil War?

8points

#84

A Fake Rooftop Suburb That Hid A Whole WWII Airplane Factory Underneath, 1944

Final score:

26points

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Katherine Warner 2 years ago

Where was this?

3points

#85

The Original Waldorf-Astoria Hotel In NYC, Demolished In 1929 To Serve As The Site For The Empire State Building

Final score:

26points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

What a grand building this was!

8points

#86

Woman Riding A New Tricycle. Photo By Chas. W Oldrieve, 1882

Final score:

26points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Why did they stop making these.

14points

#87

A Family At A Drive-In Restaurant Has Cool Air Piped Into Their Car. 1957

Final score:

26points

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Richard Graham 2 years ago

1953 to 1955 Cadillac.

5points

#88

2,200-Year-Old Hellenistic Theatre In Laodicea, Southwestern Turkey, After Recent Excavation

Final score:

25points

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kitten levels tokyo 2 years ago

This is why my mother dusted our house every day.

14points

#89

New York City Street Scene, C. 1900

Final score:

25points

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kitten levels tokyo 2 years ago

Wow! Nice sharp photograph!

5points

#90

Female Worker Bottling Ketchup At The Heinz Factory. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 1897

Final score:

25points

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j miller 2 years ago

Only about a dozen secret ingredients back then!

3points

#91

2 Guards From Delhi Durbar With James Recalton An American Photographer Who Visited India In 1903

Final score:

25points

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Nadia Robichaud 2 years ago

One of the Kashmir giants had a stature of 7'9″ (2.36m) tall. And the other giant had a height of 7'4″ (2.23m). As per the sources, they were twin brothers. The heads and shoulders of these two Kashmir giants stood high up to create an outstanding impression at the Durbar.

7points

#92

An Immigrant Family Arriving At Ellis Island In 1904

Final score:

24points

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Eva Kašu 2 years ago

Poor that oldest daughter...

39points

#93

A Woman Walks Through Berlin During The Battle Of Berlin, May 1945

Final score:

24points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

Not even war can stop granny's day

13points

#94

Coal Miner's Wife And Three Of Their Children. West Virginia, USA. Septemper 1938. Photo By: Marion Post Wolcott

Final score:

24points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

Could not imagine Life in those days for the families of the Appalachians.

9points

#95

Robert Wadlow, The Tallest Man In Recorded History, Late 30s

Final score:

24points

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Macy Kay 2 years ago

Wait why is the kid’s side cut off??

17points

#96

Einstein At The Age Of Three In 1882

Final score:

24points

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Şendoğan Yamakoğlu 2 years ago

Oh, same eyes...

22points

#97

The Great Wall Of China In 1907

Final score:

24points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

Just as awesome then as it is today.

2points

#98

French Battleship Strasbourg And Her Crew. Toulon, France. Spring 1941

Final score:

23points

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Charlotte Ballantyne 2 years ago

I love this thing

3points

#99

Bristol, UK (1900 And 2020)

Final score:

23points

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Wilf 2 years ago

Wills Memorial Building (Bristol University). The last major neo-gothic building completed in the UK- built in the 1920s.

12points

#100

New Parents Of Quadruplets, Late 1880s

Final score:

22points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

1880 Nicky, Ricky, Dicky and Dawn.

13points

#101

A Chippewa Indian Named John Smith Who Lived In The Woods Near Cass Lake, Minnesota Claimed To Be 137 Years Old Before He Died In 1922. Photo Taken In 1915

Final score:

22points

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Suzanne Tilson 2 years ago

The face of a 1000 lives lived

8points

#102

Barcelona, Spain In 1906. Sagrada Familia Basilica In An Early Stages Of Construction

Final score:

22points

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Bernd Herbert 2 years ago

I love these old pictures of European cities. Where you can see how small they actually were, compared to now. That church is now in the heart of Barcelona, in a very urbanized area

12points

#103

Rusting Mig-23 Soviet Combat Aircraft In Its Shelter, Near Komsomolsk-On-Amur

Final score:

22points

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kitten levels tokyo 2 years ago

From what I’ve read in the news, this is the generation of equipment currently being used to attack Ukraine.

6points

#104

Dice Made Of Terracotta From Indus Valley Civilization. Harappa, Pakistan. 2600-1900 Bc

Final score:

21points

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j miller 2 years ago

Definitely look like weighted dice to me...don't bet the bankroll!

6points

#105

Cowboys Having A Drink In Old Tascosa, Texas, 1907

Final score:

20points

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Raye West 2 years ago

They must have only sold one wallpaper design back then because it seems like every time it's the same darn one

5points

#106

Evicted Sharecropper Family In Temporary Camp, Butler County, Missouri, USA. 1939

Final score:

20points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

I really admire the people of this time period, they had such Grit, Tenacity, and strong Values that helped them face, deal with, and overcome the obstacles they encountered in Life. Wish more people today were more like they were then.

8points

#107

Farmer And Sons Walking In The Face Of A Dust Storm. Cimarron County, Oklahoma. April, 1936. Photo Taken By Arthur Rothstein

Final score:

20points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

That was one of the worst natural disasters this country has ever experienced and took a toll on so many people, physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. So heartbreaking!

4points

#108

Athens, Greece 1862 And Now

Final score:

20points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

Beautiful city!

4points

#109

Manhattan, 1931 To 2018

Final score:

19points

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kitten levels tokyo 2 years ago

If you could go back in time and buy just a few plots of land…

6points

#110

Harlem River Speedway & Harlem River Drive. Ca. 1900 And 2020

Final score:

19points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

Hasnt really changed much.

3points

#111

U-118, A World War One German Submarine Washed Ashore On The Beach At Hastings, England. 1919

Final score:

19points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

Bet that was a bit of a shock for these folks!

4points

#112

J. Robert Oppenheimer And Albert Einstein, 1947. (Colorized)

Final score:

19points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

Two of Physics finest!

3points

#113

Log Driving In Glens Falls, New York, 1907

Final score:

19points

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JK Rowling 2 years ago

Lorax loading the shotgun right now...

10points

#114

Photo Of A Cowboy Seated Next To His Horse On A Hill, In Old West Bonham, Texas. June, 1910

Final score:

19points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

Ah, this is so cool! I love photos of the Old West!

3points

#115

East Germany Showing Off Their Computers In A State Parade - July 4th, 1987

Final score:

19points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

Wow, we have really come a long way in such a short time with our technology.

4points

#116

Parthenon (Athens, Greece). 1875 vs. 2022

Final score:

18points

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Jihana 2 years ago

TIL that they are rebuilding the Panthenon.

10points

#117

The 369th Infantry Regiment, Aka The Harlem Hellfighters, Return From Ww1 And Parade Up Fifth Avenue In New York City On Feb. 17, 1919

Final score:

18points

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Patti Wagner 2 years ago

What an amazing regiment they were and yet, their contribution to us winning WW2 has been literally left out in our History books, and our History as well.

4points