58 Rare Historical Photos Reveal More Than Immediately Meets The Eye

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Photographs of the past give us a glimpse into the everyday lives of our ancestors. The human experience, for them, was vastly different than ours, yet they were convinced they were living in a marvelously modern era. The photos in this collection are a window into yesteryear and help us understand life's complexity in days gone by.

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0:00 Introducción
0:04 Christmas parcels in 1929
0:48 Only cool kids rode a Schwinn
1:32 Supporting character on children's television
2:38 of the Ring
3:00 Bibliomotocarro
4:17 his own face
4:39 Ladder 3 was one of the first firetrucks to show
5:23 A giant spider crab found in Japan, 1904
6:07 Salvador Dali walking his anteater in Paris, 1969
7:24 Keep your buns warm with this early toaster
9:25 Ziegfeld girls
9:36 A classic photo booth portrait, 1960s
10:09 Stephen King's first big press notice
10:31 Hupa man fishing with a spear, 1923.
10:53 Painter Bob Ross feeding a baby raccoon.
11:04 Romani girl with mandolin, 1910.

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[virginiaviola]

“ There’ll be no escape in the future from telephones”...the ‘no escape’ part really nailed it, prisoners to their phones everywhere you look.

[lindacarlton]

By far my favourite picture is Bob Ross feeding one of the many animals he raised, he was such a kind and gentle man who was taken too soon . God bless him, the world is a sadder without him.

[debracarter]

Flippin heck, the size of that horse! Really enjoyed this!

[williamhesprich]

I really liked the photo stating "Sorry! You were rude to me so now you get no hot dog." That should apply even more now
with the widespread bad behavior and such.

[leslijones]

I was fortunate to know Doris Eaton Travis personally! She and her siblings were all vaudeville performers, and continued on in show business. After that career, she married Paul Travis, an entrepreneur who invented the glove compartment and a kind of automobile door still in use today. They operated a series of Arthur Murray dance studios, then later moved to Oklahoma where Paul bought a horse ranch. He became friends with my Dad, who was also in the Quarter Horse racing business. During their years on the ranch, Doris went to the University of Oklahoma and earned her law degree when she was in her 80’s! Still dancing, she had a part in “Man on the Moon“ with Jim Cary, and wrote a lovely autobiography, “The Days We Danced”, published in 2003. It has many photos of her and family. She was still dancing at over 100, and I heard she could out - dance anyone with he Charleston and mean Foxtrot! I’ve never met anyone who packed so much joie de vive into 106 years! What an amazing lady. 👑👠

[marniewheaton]

The music is superb. Anything else would take away from the photos. The pictures are priceless. I long for the good old days.

[MARKETING]

What a beauty Doris Eaton Travis was. She lived to be 106. Amazing life.

[jenjones]

This is a pleasant portrayal of real life; no photo shopping needed. Thanks.

[johnroberts]

I love these old pictures from 1800's & the 1900's, thanks for uploading this video my friend !!! 👍😊

[susanbiggane]

Robert De niro s father was an extremely Good looking Man, more so than his son.

[Anja-LeonaLouise]

Looking at old photos, different era's ... How people looked like, dressed., Architecture, landscapes etc etc ... Makes me always wish one invented a time machine so i could go back in time to experience all ❤️😊

[TK-ijxi]

My grandma had that toaster sitting on her mantle - she had all kinds of antiques as "decor". Coffee grinder, iron, tons of crocks.

[annakulikowski]

Thank you ..what a wonderful display of photos from the past. I enjoyed watching.

[thehoneyeffect]

I like the idea of the radiator/ food warmer.
That image of the Native American man is stunning

[two-moonz]

That was amazing thank you. loved the pictures of the Native Americans.

[angelbabysqueaky]

Great pictures from the past. Some of the women were stunning beauty's.

[ivorybow]

For some reason the photobooth photo of the grandma and her little grandson had me laughing out loud. I had an image of their relationship and just felt she was a great grandma who took him everywhere and he loved her. I miss mine so much, and I am one myself.

[madnotbad]

Every single photo here was interesting and enjoyable.thanks for uploading

[diamondtiara]

Well, I learned some stuff (had no idea there were triple decker buses) and those photos were all fascinating, but for some reason I keep thinking about that Victorian radiator with a space to keep food warm. That was clever!