Rare Photos Not Appropriate for History Books

History is a strange thing. In many cases, the only things we know about history are things that have been captured in photos or in books. While written history can be manipulated, photos seem to be the only things that can truthfully inform us of the past.

▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Introduction
00:56 - Salvador Dali (1953)
02:27 - The Titanic (1912)
05:38 - Montana (1901)
06:02 - Giza (1870s)
08:59 - Zero Gravity (1958)
10:18 -La Tour Eiffel (1932)
10:41 - Going for a Stroll (1938)
11:28 - Audrey Hepburn (1958)
12:40 - Space Chimp (1961)
13:05 - Swimsuits (1922)
13:30 - Military Tradition (1952)
14:30 - Read All About it (1912)
14:52 - Elvis Presley (1958)

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You'll see many of these photos in history books. However, some of these photos are NOT appropriate for history books, and as a result, you may never see them. Until today! We've found the inappropriate photos from history and we're going to show you them and discuss why they are not found in history books.

Rare Photos Not Appropriate for History Books

[stelleratorsuprise]

If you came for the beautiful picture of a model wearing a Native American inspired costume, this might be the only photo not appropriate for a history book, it's so rare you won't find it in the whole video clip. It’s a picture of model Catherine McNeil from Vogue in 2008.

[arandom]

Should have titled it "mildly interesting historic pictures that are totally appropriate for history books and you might have already seen".

[songlyon]

This loony bird who posts these “documentaries” should not be allowed to own a computer, imho.

[mr.e]

Fact: All of these are actually appropriate for history books lol

[jddillon]

Should be titled, "YouTube channels totally not worth watching." At least that would be truthful.

[Scratchingforcash]

Facts verse:
Every one of these pictures were absolutely fine for history books.

[happymv]

These are not only appropriate - they are, in fact, in history books.

[markhaughton]

Oh my God!!! A photo of the unfinished Statue Of Liberty!! Where's my safe space??!!

[kadioglumelih]

I knew that thumbnail was too good to be true.

[valeriesmith]

The Diving Suit, how incredibly claustrophobic... just the sight of it gives me the chills!!

[MargaretsArtCraftandNature]

Well he really reeled us in with the title 😂

[uyhg]

Why lie and say that these photos are inappropriate there is NOTHING true about the title CLICKBAIT

[leilal]

I'm still waiting for the ones that are"inappropriate for everyone"....

[musicalgirl-pkis]

Fun Fact: Bruce the Shark in Finding Nemo was named after Bruce the Shark from Jaws because one of the guys that worked on the movies was a big Spielberg fan and Jaws was his favorite movie

[ButchCoolidge-jikt]

The first woman to run the Boston Marathon was Roberta Gibb (1966) who was not allowed to register. Kathy Switzer registered as K. Switzer (1967) so she got a number and became the first official woman finisher. The guy trying to rip the number off her was Jock Semple, who took exception to her “subterfuge.”

[sirmordrede]

i have no idea why any of this would not be in history books!

[Nvcturnal]

I was expecting sexy Native American princess photos, damnit

[DickRileyTheConquistador]

Thank God the narrator began with informing us what cameras and photos are and how used.

[sirrom]

i'm glad we were finally able to obtain all these rare, historic smart phone photos.

[tomdooley]

Well that's a few moments of my life I'll never get back.