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New York City, summer of 1969, start of the miniskirt era
Group of kids on the mean streets of Springfield, Massachusetss, by Lewis Wickes Hine. 1916
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Torpedo shop at the Washington Navy Yard, circa 1917
An exhibition of flying machines, Paris 1909
Annette Kellerman promoted women’s right to wear a one-piece bathing suit like this circa 1907… She was arrested for indecency
This is how they prove London’s Double-decker buses are not a tipping hazard. (1933)
Inside a 1913 Drug Store
Brighton Swimming Club 1863
Vova Egorov, 15 Year Old Scout for the Red Army. WWII, April 1942
A lion riding in the sidecar of a go-kart at a wall of death caveman circus carnival attraction at Revere Beach, Massachusetts, c. 1929
Mount Rushmore Before Carving
Customers at a London music store listen to the latest record releases in soundproof listening booths, 1955
Only confirmed photograph of Abraham Lincoln at Gettysburg, before giving his famous address, November 19, 1863
Högertrafikomläggningen, the day where traffic in Sweden switched from the left to the right side of the road 1967
Communist Party USA meeting in Chicago, 1939
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