Archive / 6761Added Jan 12, 2023It’s No Longer Possible To See This, As Buildings Outside Block The Sun. Grand Central, NYC, 1929 Photo By Louis Faurer. (700 x 538)
Archive / 6762Added Jan 12, 2023A Black U.S. Soldier Reads A Message Left By The Việt Cộng During The Vietnam War, The Message Reads: "U.S. Negro Armymen, You Are Committing The Same Ignominious Crimes In South Vietnam That The Kkk Clique Is Perpetrating Against Your Family At Home.", 1970. (700 x 469)
Archive / 6763Added Jan 11, 2023Newly appointed Chancellor Adolf Hitler greets President von Hindenburg at a memorial service. Berlin, 1933.(649 x 473)
Archive / 6764Added Jan 11, 2023Motel Manager James Brock Forces Out Black Protesters In The Monson Motor Lodge Swimming Pool By Pouring Muriatic Acid, June 18, 1964. (750 x 898)
Archive / 6765Added Jan 11, 2023A baseball team of death-row inmates. Their executions were delayed only as long as they kept winning.Date 1910
Archive / 6766Added Jan 11, 2023Lance Corporal John Auguste Emile Harris in 1915, the year of his enlistment and death.
Archive / 6767Added Jan 10, 2023Hitler reacts to kiss from excited American woman at the Berlin Olympics, 1936. (1000x 697)
Archive / 6768Added Jan 10, 2023An undercover police officer on duty in the 78th Precinct in Brooklyn, New York. 1 July, 1969.
Archive / 6769Added Jan 10, 2023One the few existing photographs of Frederic Chopin, taken in 1849, a few months before his death.
Archive / 6770Added Jan 10, 2023In segregated Tennessee of the 1950's, the Memphis Zoo allowed only 'colored people' to enter on Thursday of each week. (640x582)
Archive / 6771Added Jan 10, 2023Czechoslovak President Václav Havel with the British band Rolling Stones, shortly after the fall of communism in Czechoslovakia. It was a symbol of freedom. Around 110,000 people came to their concert in Prague. (18.August 1990)
Archive / 6773Added Jan 9, 2023Rudolf Höss, the longest serving commandant of the Auschwitz concentration camp, about to be hanged next to the crematorium of the camp in 1947.
Archive / 6774Added Jan 9, 2023Fred Rogers being awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President George W. Bush. The event was held on Fred and Joanne Rogers' 50th Wedding Anniversary on July 9, 2002. (2002)
Archive / 6776Added Jan 8, 2023Testing prototype space suit intended for use in NASA's Apollo moon landing program, Mojave Desert, California 1962
Archive / 6779Added Jan 7, 2023The mask alleged to have been worn by sex offender Edward Paisnel aka "The Beast Of Jersey" when he committed a number of sex crimes on Jersey, 25th November 1971.
Archive / 6780Added Jan 7, 2023July 1, 1894 archaeologists uncovered a near-perfectly preserved, still-upright statue of Antinous. (828x890)