Amazing Historical Old Photos of People and Places Vol 176

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Welcome to the Time Then channel, where you can find a lot of intriguing historical photos from people, places, and more. The beautiful randomness of each image will surely entertain and amaze you for hours on end.

Some viewers might find the old pictures upsetting. The reputation of human nature and our history is unfortunate. Our predecessors were forced to capture images of war, torture, or bad events in order to commemorate certain events.

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😸Animations by - The Time Then
👨‍🏫Narration by - Henry O.

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[scotnick]

It's such a true JOY watching these!

[davidmcgee]

The old-time photo at 0:57 showing the unveiling of the Newfoundland Memorial Park in Beaumont-Hamel, France, is extremely touching. A large number of brave Newfoundlanders lost their lives in the battle. At the time, Newfoundland was still a British colony and not a Canadian province. The caribou was Newfoundland's symbol and it tugs at my heart strings to note the caribou standing at the top of the hill is defiantly looking at the the area where the German troops were amassed. The other Canadian photos in this installment are also outstanding as they are close to areas where I once lived. Keep up the excellent work, The Time Then.

[kirstymackenzie]

7:48 Mildred, baby, born 1926 died 2009 - so 83 when she died. Thanks for video Time! ❤😊

[JRCinKY]

About 2:00 the Coke trucks... I sure would like to have that old panel truck on the right.

[sandybruce]

I remember department t stores having free gift wrap - sure was a nice thing - and the boxes were real boxes, not these ones that are folded!!

[islandiron]

7:17
The vehicle on the right is an REO Model B Runabout, from the REO Motor Car Company. The same company that produced the REO Speed Wagon.

[islandiron]

6:19
Talk about an “old school” school bus.