Archive / 162Added Sep 30, 2026In 1987, West German Navy sailors visiting Seoul, South Korea, cover their noses to avoid tear gas fired during a protest
Archive / 163Added Sep 30, 2026''Greetings...'' - American cartoon (''The Denver Post'', artist: Patrick Oliphant) commenting on the Vietnam War, April 17, 1972
Archive / 164Added Sep 30, 2026Wooden Leg Photographed at Northern Cheyenne Reservation, Montana (1927)
Archive / 165Added Sep 30, 2026The body of a female student who died after being caught up in the attempted assassination of the president during the 1974 Korean Independence Day ceremony
Archive / 168Added Sep 29, 2026Picture found in Honkawa Elementary School in 2013 of the Hiroshima atom bomb cloud, said to have been taken about 20 to 30 minutes after detonation of about 10 km (6 miles) east of the epicenter. (610 × 857)
Archive / 169Added Sep 29, 2026When the Old Erie Canal officially closed in 1917, hundreds of boats from Albany to Buffalo were abandoned to decay and sink in place. Frankfort, NY, 1922.
Archive / 171Added Sep 29, 2026Cleaning out my Papa’s house after he died and found a bunch of really cool old photos. Here’s my dad in the 70s.
Archive / 172Added Sep 29, 2026Balbina Szymańska with her twin boys who were born during the Siege of Warsaw. The boys were later killed during Warsaw Uprising on their 5th birthday by a German artillery strike, while their mother was out looking for food. Św. Warsaw, Poland, 9 September 1939. Photo by Julien Bryan.
Archive / 175Added Sep 28, 2026Orville, the surviving Wright brother, climbs aboard a Lockheed Constellation for his final flight on April 19, 1944. The plane was piloted by Howard Hughes and Jack Frye who picked Orville up at Wright Field in Ohio.
Archive / 177Added Sep 28, 2026Red Army soldiers in a trench near the corpse of a German soldier, still wearing an Iron Cross, 1942 (1591×1256)
Archive / 179Added Sep 27, 2026Pvt Wallace F. Burket, a bazooka man with the 80th Infantry Division reuniting with his brother, Sergeant William C. Burket, in Braunau, Austria, on May 9, 1945. Sergeant Burket had been missing and held as a prisoner of war for over two years after being shot down over North Africa.