Archive / 083Added Oct 13, 2026A penguin stands next to a British soldier during the Falklands War, 1982
Archive / 084Added Oct 13, 2026A man carries the body of his wife past the deserted Union Carbide factory, where the Bhopal Gas Tragedy unfolded. It is considered the world's worst industrial accident. Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India. December 1984.
Archive / 086Added Oct 13, 2026A woman using a public pay phone on City Island, The Bronx, New York, 1980. Photo by Ron Terner
Archive / 087Added Oct 13, 2026The last photo ever taken of former Chinese Emperor Puyi living as a citizen in Maoist China, 1967. At the age of 2, Puyi was appointed to reign over more than 400,000,000 people, by the time of his death, he was a powerless commoner who worked as a gardener (677x501)
Archive / 088Added Oct 12, 2026The dog tags of 58,307 US soldiers killed during the Vietnam War at the Harold Washington Library Center, Chicago, from the exhibit called Above and Beyond. 2001 (980 × 552 )
Archive / 092Added Oct 12, 2026A young Turkish boy raises up a hammer during a solidarity rally for the 42,000 miners on strike in the Zonguldak coal fields, 1990.
Archive / 093Added Oct 12, 2026Editorial Cartoon by Steve Sack for the Minneapolis Star Tribune: May 20th 2002
Archive / 094Added Oct 11, 2026In 1916, Mary, a circus elephant in Tennessee, killed her trainer after he reportedly struck her with a hook. An autopsy revealed infection. Dubbed “Murderous Mary,” she was publicly hanged to protect the circus’s reputation, making it one of history’s most infamous animal executions (921 × 1248).
Archive / 095Added Oct 11, 2026Little baby girl gives a nice smile while posing with her snoopy plush, 1975.
Archive / 096Added Oct 11, 2026Easy Company paratrooper Forrest Guth at the Marmion Farm in Normandy in June 1944. 65 years later, Guth posed again with his captured German helmet as he did in 1944. (900 × 887)
Archive / 097Added Oct 10, 2026My Italian Grandmother and English Grandfather’s wedding day in London, 1955.
Archive / 098Added Oct 10, 2026The bodies of children with AIDS in the morgue of the Virology and Infectious Diseases Hospital in Constanta are often unclaimed, Romania January 1990. Children were victims of Ceausescu policies on abortion and were later called Ceausescu’s children.
Archive / 100Added Oct 10, 2026Copper mine shaft-and-rock house in Michigan’s Copper Country, c. 1900