Archive / 481Added Aug 7, 2026A Dead U.S. soldier is found alongside a trail near Fort Thomas, Arizona, after an attack by Apache warriors, 1882.
Archive / 483Added Aug 7, 2026Verkehrspolizistin (traffic police officer) from the East German Volkspolizei - as she was applying lipstick in Leipzig - in the German Democratic Republic (DDR), c. 1966.
Archive / 485Added Aug 7, 2026Woman cutting her birthday cake in Iran 1973, 5 years before the Islamic Revolution
Archive / 488Added Aug 6, 2026Actor and martial arts star Jackie Chan at the benefit concert in Hong Kong, in support of Tiananmen Square protesters - 1989
Archive / 489Added Aug 6, 2026Here's a truly chilling image from a civil rights protest on March 29, 1968, just a few days before Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. This protest happened on Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee, where many famous protests have happened since then. (1280x720)
Archive / 490Added Aug 6, 2026Mother watches her over her little sleeping baby. Photo has not been colorized, this is an autochrome. circa 1910.
Archive / 491Added Aug 6, 2026Christopher McCandless near Bus 142 on Alaska’s Stampede Trail, Alaska, 1992
Archive / 492Added Aug 5, 2026106-year-old Jack Riddle and his wife, Rosie, both former slaves, seated in front of a group of Klansmen (including one dressed as Santa Claus), flanking a radio the group had reportedly given to the couple as a gift (1948) (960x1280)
Archive / 496Added Aug 5, 2026Emperor Hirohito walking through the ruined streets of Tokyo after an American firebombing raid on the city (10 March, 1945)
Archive / 497Added Aug 5, 2026Ellie Nesler, 41, leaves court after being convicted of manslaughter for murdering 35-year-old Daniel Mark Driver, a convicted child molester and camp counselor who raped her 6-year-old son at a Christian camp (California, 1993) .
Archive / 498Added Aug 4, 2026Germans collecting church bells to melt down for the war effort. Libeň Bridge, Prague, July 1942
Archive / 499Added Aug 4, 2026My fabulous French mom when she was 19 in 1946. When she was only 17, the Nazis deported her to Berlin to work in a factory. She survived the bombing and fall of the city and it was there she met my father, a First Sargent in the US Army occupation.
Archive / 500Added Aug 4, 2026The Lynching of Thomas Shipp and Abram Smith, August 7th 1930 in Marion, Indiana