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These 29 iconic photographs are a visual representation of history, each one telling a story and capturing a pivotal moment in time.
“Katherine Johnson Was An African-American Mathematician Whose Work Was Fundamental At Nasa”
“Her precise calculations helped ensure the success of the Mercury and Apollo space missions, including the historic Apollo 11 moon landing. Her life and work were immortalized in the film “Hidden Figures.”
“A Police Officer And His Dog Riding A Motorcycle, 1930”
“Captured 16-Year-Old German Anti-Aircraft Soldier During Ww2, 1945”
“This Pic Is Of My G Grand Aunt And Her Baby Emma. My Aunt Died In 1871 And I’m Amazed At The Clarity Of The Pic”
“At 67 Years Old, Emma Rowena Gatewood Told Her Adult Children She Was Going Out For A Walk. What They Didn’t Realize Was That Her “Walk” Would Span 2,168 Miles And Make History”
“Iron Lungs For Polio – 1950’s Hospital”
“Zeppelin Over Berlin 1915”
“This Is A Picture Of Hannah Stilley, And It Was Taken In 1840. Why Is This Important? She Was Born In 1749 And That Makes Her The Earliest Born Human Being To Ever Have Their Picture Taken..”
“Buqshan Palace, Located In Hadramaut, Yemen, Was Constructed From Mud In 1798. This Palace Spans An Area Of 800 Sqm And Rises To Eight Floors”
“Mary Amelia Ingalls Was Born On A Cold January 10, 1865, In A Small Cabin In Pepin County, Wisconsin, To Parents Charles And Caroline Ingalls”
“Victorian Poverty. A Disabled Match Seller Suffering With Polio Surviving The Streets Of London. C1900”
“A Boy Pushes A Pram On Gloucester Street, The Rocks, Sydney, Australia In C. 1900”
“Ella Williams (Born 1865), Also Known By Her Stage Name ‘Mme Abomah’, Was An American Performer. She Was A Woman Of Extraordinary Height And Strength Who Became An International Celebrity In The Late 1800s”
“The Interior Of Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood, Which Opened In 1922”
“Then And Now, Against The Wall: A Destroyed Car On The Berlin Wall In Front Of Brandenburg”
“The 900 Year-Old Traquair House, The Oldest Continually Inhabited House In Scotland, Engraved In 1815 Compared To Its View Today”
“The Inner Courtyard Of Newgate Prison. London. 1895”
“Rosa Parks’ Mugshot. Thursday, December 1, 1955 Montgomery, Alabama USA”
“A Caravan At An Encampment Near Latimer Road. Notting Hill. London. 1877”
“Abandoned Villa In Italy”
“Lost London. Chinatown. Limehouse. London. 1927. A Truly Atmospheric Part Of Town That Inspired The Likes Of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Oscar Wilde, And Charles Dickens”
“In The 1930s, On The Wind Rock Navajo Reservation In Arizona, An Evocative Moment Was Captured By Photographer H. Armstrong Roberts, Showcasing A Navajo Baby In A Traditional Cradleboard, An Iconic Symbol Of Native American Child-Rearing Practices”
“In 1929, Vivian Bales Embarked On A Remarkable Journey That Would Cement Her Place In History. Over The Course Of 78 Days, She Rode Her 1929 Harley Davidson Across The Country, Covering A Staggering 5,000 Miles”
“Bronze Funeral Shoes, Found In A Burial Mound Before And After Cleaning. Korea, Kingdom Of Baekje, 4th Century Ad”
“Behind The Scenes Of “Godzilla” In 1954. The Film Opened In Japan In 1954 And Sold Approximately 9.6 Million Tickets, Gaining A Lot Of Money For The Time.”
“The Vine Tavern. Mile End. London 1893…”
“Charing Cross Road. Beaumonts. London 1939”
“Billingsgate Fish Market. London. 1950s…”
“Dust Bowl Refugees Near Bakersfield, California C.1939”
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