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Born on October 25, 1881, in the picturesque city of Málaga, Spain, Picasso emerged as a prodigious talent, leaving an indel...
You might have heard the name Mickey Finn, but you probably didn't realize he was a person. It's a name synonymous with drugg
Although more people were killed in the collapse of the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001, the deadliest single-building fire
Thomas Edward Lawrence was born on August 16, 1888 in North Wales as the illegitimate son of Sir Thomas Chapman. At a young a
Check out some badass ladies of the Western world who used to walk around with tattoos on their bodies, long before it was co
In a little fire station in Livermore, California you'll find light bulb that has been burning since it was first set alight
The rise in popularity professional strongmen was somehow a response to the Industrial Revolution. With the emergence of offi
These photos were taken in 1916 to help promote The Evil Eye at Princeton's Triangle Club. Fitzgerald was in his third year a
In 1908, Lewis Hine became an investigator and photographer for the National Child Labor Committee (NCLC).The organization is
Street shots included here are Granville Street, with a glimpse of the old CPR station, West Hastings Street, Carrall Street,
During WW1, the village of Vignacourt in France was always behind the front lines – as a staging point, casualty clearing sta
A French artist Frederic Duriez has color-enhanced some Native American portraits. Some of these photos are up to 120 years o
Hers was a classic and inspiring rags to riches story. One dotted with too many struggles and hardships, and failings and dis
These amazing real photo postcards provide us a peek of how the world was like 100 years ago. Aeron Express, open Sea View,
In the 19th Century, posing with and taking photographs of dead loved ones was commonplace, allowing people to have a keepsak
This film is a winner, it being one of the most laughable of mysterious picture ever made. H/T Nemo Ng
Color photography was attempted as early as the 1840s, but it became popular only after the Lumière brothers introduced and p
Completed shortly before this black and white photograph was taken by Darius Kinsey, the Cedar River trestle, built by Pacifi