Old School 101 [18Aug2020]
Medieval Beekeeping outfits were pretty creepy
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Old School 101 [12Aug2020]
An open air barber shop during the 1918 flu pandemic at the University of California, Berkley
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Ghosts of the Forgotten War: Statues belonging to the Korean War Veterans Memorial Im Washington DC.
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This 7 feet (2.13 meters) sword belonged to Pier Gerlofs Donia aka Grutte Pier, a 16th century Frisian rebel leader who was slightly taller than his sword. Picture was taken in 1951 at the Museum of Friesland in Leeuwarden, Holland, where the sword is still on display today.
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Wojtek, the nazi fighting bear, was a bear adopted by a polish unit to carry supplies.
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Map of Derinkuyu, an ancient, underground city that was found in Turkey. The city goes 60 meters down and could accommodate 20,200 people. It was discovered when a Turkish resident found a mysterious room behind a wall in his home.
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The Mercury train, Chicago 1936
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Stockholm 1967. The day traffic in Sweden switched from using the left side of the road to the right.
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An incredibly intact Crinoid specimen fossil dating back to about 345 million years ago
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A 'Knocker-up' was hired to ensure that people would wake up on time for their jobs. Mary Smith earned sixpence a week shooting dried peas at sleeping workers' windows in East London in the 1930s
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The world's oldest surviving diving suit: The Old Gentleman, from 1860.
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Real Japanese Samurai, 1866
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How WWI soldiers used face prosthetics to hide big wounds and scars from early war.
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Palle huld - this teenager who toured the world in 44 days was the Inspiration of tintin (photo taken in 1928)
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Portrait of arctic explorer Peter Freuchen and his wife, fashion illustrator Dagmar Cohn, 1947
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Two children posing for a picture just as Mount St. Helens erupts behind them
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The Tomb of Ramesses VI, The Valley of Kings, Egypt
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Laika the space dog, a stray mutt found off the streets of Moscow who became the first animal to orbit the Earth.
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"The Parade of the Vanquished" - Tens of thousands of German PoWs, including nineteen Generals, are paraded through Moscow following their capture around Minsk - July 17th, 1944
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“The Drunk Basket.†In the 1960’s, bars in Istanbul would hire someone to carry drunk people back and forth to their homes.
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Colorized photograph of the Hindenburg Disaster which happened 83 years ago today
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Einstein in 1884 (Colorized)
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Same-sex marriage being performed in 1901: Marcela Gracia Ibeas and Elisa Sánchez Loriga are wed, with Elisa disguising herself, unbeknownst to authorities, as a man with the name "Mario" on the marriage certificate, in Galicia, Spain.
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1963 Bronx Zoo, NYC “The Most Dangerous Animal In The Worldâ€
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US intelligence images of how Hitler could have disguised himself, 1944
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Pigeons are enlisted as German Spies during the World War 2 to snap Aerial photos using time-delayed camera strapped to its body.
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Lunch atop a Skyscraper(New York Construction Workers Lunching on a Crossbeam) is a photograph taken atop the steelwork of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, during the construction of the Rockefeller Center, in Manhattan, New York City, United States.
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