45 Unforgettable Rare Historical Photos That Will Amaze You

Take a journey through time with our collection of 45 rare and amazing and unforgettable historical photos.

From iconic moments to lesser-known events, these photos will leave you amazed and captivated.

See the faces of historical figures in a new light and uncover the hidden stories behind some of the most significant moments in history.

Through these stunning and rare historical photos, you'll get a glimpse into the past like never before. Our carefully curated collection highlights the most intriguing moments in history, sure to capture the attention of history buffs and casual viewers alike.

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Music: "Instructions For Living A Life" by Savfk
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We summarize and add an educational explanation to the pictures in a collection of videos for you to comfortably sit back, relax, watch and enjoy! That is why you will only see the real gems at Rare History.

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[RareHistory]

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[badger]

You make the best videos of these historical photos. I like that you dont speak over it. The music conveys both hope & despair. Just really enjoy these. Thank you

[maryrosekent]

I went to China the year before the Tiananmen massacre where that one very brave man put an end to it. If you’ve never seen it, track it down—he literally put his life on the line and prevailed. It was one of the most intense historical moments I’ve seen in my lifetime—absolutely mind-boggling!

[lambert]

the Sharon Tate photo may be the saddest thing I've ever seen. What a tragedy.

[margaretadami]

That first one with Sharon Tate 😓. God rest their souls

[rogercyr]

A great compilation featuring many originals, and, of course, the iconic score...thank you. I watched it twice.

[packssure]

Awesome as usual and all the text was fully in frame and legible for me on my television, , which is nice..

[jodianne]

Rita Hayworth in the 1940s: breathtakingly beautiful, in black-n-white or in living colour.

[maryrosekent]

I remember when soda came in bottles—in fact, my fourth-grade class in what was then still rural, unincorporated Santa Clara had a field trip to a Coca-Cola bottling plant somewhere up the eastern part of the bay—Fremont, maybe. Anyway, at any store that sold soda, you could redeem small bottles for three cents and large ones for five (there was still lots of penny candy and candy bars were larger than they are now and they were a nickel); before we stopped reusing glass bottles and decided to fill the world with plastic, the prices had reached five cents for a small bottle and ten cents for a large one—and candy prices had not gone up, so it was very exciting if you were a candy fiend!

[wht-rabt-obj]

That first picture is just heartbreaking 😢

[nvovbok]

Could you tell me the composer and title of this music please its a compliment to your great historic photos❤

[maryrosekent]

The photo in WDC, I think might be what is now the old Executive Office Building, which was where the Vice President’s office was when I worked on Capitol Hill in 1974-1976.

[amyjones]

@01:32 word has it that that man walked over the edge of the platform we he realized who that was.

[Hoppy]

@1:29, your caption says, “…Grand Central Station…”, unless she’s at the Post Office, Marylin is actually at Grand Central “Terminal”, as Grand Central “Station” is the main New York City post office.

[badger]

Yo lighting squares with a flamethrower is wild reckless 😂

[maryrosekent]

The worst sunburn I ever got was in 1977 at Daytona Beach—I was used to Northern California beaches, which varied from pleasant to windy and cold, and in all cases were much too cold to spend much time in the water, which is very, very cold and tumultuous. I had never been on a beach that had silly little waves and warm water, and spent the whole day frolicking in the waves, and ended up with first-degree burns on most of my body.

[bklynmyke]

Awesome video. Thanks for this. Did anyone else pause at 3:25 and screen shot Bruce Lee's workout routine? LOL.

[maryrosekent]

The games arcade in San Francisco was found in the lower levels of the old (but not original) Cliff House.

[markw]

Those Sharon Tate photos are very sad. The horror one little insignificant speck of a human being can inflict is incredible. And Manson did that just to be as evil as he possibly could.

[lynnecrocker]

Burt Renald was a great actor and a hottie.he was way older than me but I always thought he was the most handsome man. I think it was because in a way he reminds me of my daddy who was a very handsome guy but he was in the Air Force and was in 2 wars. And he had a very bad attitude and needed some one to tell him about it. But I loved him so much and I repseted him for the jobs he did in the wars he was an Arplane