Archive / 2741Added Jul 17, 2025KFC founder Colonel Harland Sanders in front of the Egyptian Pyramids of Giza, 1970's. (2700x1827)
Archive / 2743Added Jul 17, 2025A rare photo of North Korean leader Kim Il Sung showing a tumor on his neck. Photographers were forbidden to photograph the right side of his face 1980s.
Archive / 2744Added Jul 17, 2025Little boy poses proudly on his nice 2 piece suit with matching hat and two tone shoes. Wachington D.C. 25 of April 1948
Archive / 2745Added Jul 17, 2025βWhat, no women?β Dutch soldiers drawing a Kilroy meme (graffito) on another soldiers raincoat in Indonesia, 1948 (1275x1919)
Archive / 2747Added Jul 16, 2025The Basij Iranian Militia, photographed at the height of the Iran Iraq war by Jean Gaumy, 1986.
Archive / 2748Added Jul 16, 2025"You don't have to be gay to be fired!" - Poster opposing Proposition 6, which would've banned gays and lesbians from working in California public schools. 1977
Archive / 2749Added Jul 16, 2025Laurence Tureaud, known professionally as Mr. T, serving in the US Army in 1975. (720x1135)
Archive / 2750Added Jul 16, 2025My dad, center, flanked by his brothers on his wedding day (1947) and his 25th wedding anniversary (1972)
Archive / 2752Added Jul 16, 2025They shall not grow old": two South Vietnamese child soldiers sharing a smoke as they wait for a coming North Vietnamese attack, Vietnam war, 1965-1975
Archive / 2754Added Jul 16, 2025Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein praying to Meccah at dusk outside the city of Samarra, 1998. Saddam's regime became increasingly Islamic throughout the 1990's. (1578x1043)
Archive / 2755Added Jul 16, 2025Portraits of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels and Vladimir Lenin thrown in garbage cans, Berlin (Hellersdorf), 1991
Archive / 2756Added Jul 15, 2025The body of Quentin Roosevelt, youngest son of Teddy Roosevelt, lies next to his Nieuport 28. A pilot in the 95th Aero Squadron, Roosevelt was killed on July 14, 1918 when he was struck in the head by machine gun fire during a dogfight. The Germans buried him with full military honors.
Archive / 2757Added Jul 15, 20251913. Baby Lady Bird Johnson with her Nurse Alice Tittle. It was Tittle who declared Claudia Alta Taylor "Purty as a Lady Bird" and the name stuck.
Archive / 2759Added Jul 15, 2025Two female New Orleans based airport employees hopped a cargo flight to Nicaragua in mid-1985 and inadvertently ended up in a CIA-supported Contra base camp.
Archive / 2760Added Jul 15, 2025Widely considered the photo that changed the face of AIDS: A father comforts his son, David Kirby, on his deathbed in Ohio. Published in LIFE magazine, November 1990. Photo by Therese Frare.