Archive / 1841Added Dec 17, 2025Dutch Nazi movement members and shaven "Moffenmeids" (women who had relationships with German occupiers) being publicly shamed after the liberation of The Netherlands, 1945.
Archive / 1846Added Dec 16, 2025A businessman watches Ed Sullivan from a hotel room in San Francisco, December 1958.
Archive / 1847Added Dec 16, 2025US President Abraham Lincoln seated at his second inauguration ceremony next to former & incoming vice-Presidents Hannibal Hamlin & Andrew Johnson, 1865. (2048x1702)
Archive / 1848Added Dec 16, 2025Preston Porter Jr., 15, reads a Bible for comfort as he is led by rope to be burned at the stake by a lynch mob. After being tortured for 4 days, he'd confessed to killing a white girl after the police said his father and brother would also be lynched unless he talked (Colorado, 1900) .
Archive / 1849Added Dec 15, 2025Christmas Morning 1969 with my my little sis. Taken by my dad with his new Polaroid.
Archive / 1852Added Dec 15, 2025Belka The Space Dog Upon Returning From Her Cosmic Voyage. USSR, August 1960
Archive / 1854Added Dec 15, 2025The Oldest Verified Person in History: Jeanne Calment (122 years old) Photo 1992
Archive / 1855Added Dec 14, 2025An American family pay their respects towards the casket of “Bobby” Robert F. Kennedy as his funeral railcar passes by, just days after he was assassinated in June of 1968.
Archive / 1856Added Dec 14, 2025Dwight D. Eisenhower and Georgy K. Zhukov sharing a toast with other Allied officials in Frankfurt. (June 10, 1945)
Archive / 1857Added Dec 14, 2025"Oh Allah, against the swastika, enemy of all religions", French Algerian WW2 poster (1943)
Archive / 1858Added Dec 14, 2025Children pose with their snow fort/tower before going to school. winter of 1961, Baltimore Maryland.
Archive / 1859Added Dec 14, 2025AJapanese officer prepares to shoot a Buddhist monk and a local farmer. Photographed during the infamous four-month massacre, Nanjing, December 1937.
Archive / 1860Added Dec 13, 2025Young Neo-Nazis salute Hitler at a rally in Chicago’s Marquette Park, in 1978. The “National Socialist Party of America” was led by Frank Collin, whose conviction on child sexual abuse charges a year later led to the collapse of the organization.