61 RARE HISTORICAL PHOTOS you probably 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗻❜𝘁 𝘀𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗯𝗲𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗲 😲⌛ 𝗔𝗺𝗮𝘇𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗵𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗽𝗵𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘀

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[@PhilipGalley]

Thankyou for wonderful post as always . In particular I enjoyed the elegant selection of musical vignettes for this collection . As I watched I tried to identify the feelings evoked by the photos . Eventually the word " poignancy " came to mind . Looking up this word the following definition perfectly described these feelings , this being - a sad reminder of the passing of time . A moment caught that will never be again . And our lives are made of these moments . Keep up the good work .

[@thaisstone5192]

Wine selection at breakfast in the Barnum's restaurant??? Hell, yeah!!! 😃

[@maryperrot1209]

Look at the names - pretty fancy stuff

[@catholiccrusader5328]

Yummy!!

[@cydkriletich6538]

The story of the Abernathy brothers can be found on Wikipedia. The faces of the migrant family huddled in a tent in Tennessee appear to be superimposed when looked at closely. Very strange! And the photo “Sunday in Austria” with 3 older women and a child must be much earlier than the stated date of 1930’s, unless they were in costume. Over all, good photos. Thank you.

[@muffassa6739]

I always enjoy your pictures 😊

[@tomkelsey7226]

Enjoyed the music also!

[@dyamano]

Thank u 40 Historical, ❤really enjoy the pics of the past . 🎉Thought it was interesting to c King Tuts sandals were inscribed too ! 😊

[@1linkbelt]

Good job!

[@fratzogmopars]

A few electric vehicles in the video, they were a failure then just as they are now. Some things never change, and some people never learn.

[@Hallands.]

Those I know are very happy with their Teslas. Why do you think EVs are failures?

[@fratzogmopars]

@@Hallands. They tend to blow up in the garage and burn both the garage and house down, battery capacity is effected by cold temperatures, cyber trucks can’t handle a heavy payload because it drains the battery, try planning a cross country trip with an EV, it would be akin to planning the Allied invasion of Normandy the logistics of the trip. I could go on but I feel it wouldn’t persuade you.

[@someoneelse6362]

I have an EV. I love it. How is that a failure?

[@Hallands.]

@@someoneelse6362 I think he has borrowed opinions, devoid of substance and founded on no knowledge

[@someoneelse6362]

@@Hallands. Well put. A common affliction today.

[@rickncam3]

Why would you ever give a picture heading indicating that the picture is 10 years old or was taken 110 years ago. Common sense says give the actual year not some other reference in time. My comment was written 5 minutes ago, but you may be reading it a month from now. f a reference date is necessary, give the actual date. Simple as that.

[@MaggieLogue]

It's called a typo.

[@rickncam3]

@@MaggieLogue No its not! A typo is a spelling mistake. This is just a very poor use of a reference. Now you are scaring me. Does anybody know English anymore?

[@Hallands.]

Interesting overall. The picture of the boy who looks like a girl could do with a little more background info if included at all. I see no particular relevance in the current context, but why for instance is „he“ (not convinced it's a boy, you see) wearing a woman’s embroidered shawl and a female hairdo?

[@thomaslong8401]

A quart of Chateau Lafitte for $2.50 in 1863. $62 today. A deal!!

[@jewelzb1402]

Always a pleasure!Thank you for doing this. ❤

[@rickncam3]

The picture of Inuit in Igloolik Nunavut 1965 is incorrect. Nunavut did not become a separate Canadian Territory until 1999. Prior to 1999, the land now called Nunavut was part of the Canadian Northwest Territories. A rather poor picture depicting Inuit culture when the guy is wearing a baseball cap with two curling brooms and a curling rock on the front. Although, the only thing more Canadian would be if he was wearing a Canadian hockey team's logo. Even better --- Nunavut fans of the Ottawa Senators.

[@patrickturner2417]

2:00.....poor kid... That was before every mothers favorite cure for everything, Mercurochrome, hit the market.

[@tashamorriss8997]

I remember reading years ago that when women first started wearing long bloomers & a long sleeved, high neck top with stockings out in public & bathing caps - which were bathers back then - that the older generation used tp faint, citing that the women were mostly naked! I lived where girls shopped in sometimes skimpy bikinis, & nobody batted an eye. Interestingly, the rape & sexual assault rates then were very low. How times have changed !

[@chuckcrowe2466]

ALOHA FROM HAWAII 🌺

[@LouiseCole-p3f]

I absolutely love these videos they are so easy to immerse yourself into them. I could watch them all day long they are fascinating ❤❤❤ there’s always one or two that totally gets me and for some reason this time was the men working on structure. What came into my head ( for some reason) was the seven dwarves and I couldn’t think of anything else 😂😂😂😂😂

[@annap9112]

Picture at 11:32 is AI generated (look at hands and faces), which now makes me really suspicious about the others.

[@suzannelawson9215]

Can't read many of your descriptions in the first part of the video.. Your font is way too small, blury or not bold enough to read. Please enlarge it a bit. I cannot do it on my side. I have found this to be a problem on some of your other videos as well.

[@lizsheridan5025]

The Egyptian shoes look just like an Australian Aboriginal painting!!

[@mauiskater]

Lumberjacks….hot then….hot now 😉❤️❤️

[@kimchee94112]

Italian mummy relatives on display 1950!

[@maryperrot1209]

Osaka 2910 castle or shrine is spectacular !

[@asgoodasioncewas91981]

Just a suggestion. Do a more professional job of editing the pictures, grouped by topic or period.

[@CarlosRodriguezVon-SamosadeAqu]

Watch at double speed, they linger on pictures way to long.

[@MarieJackson-sp3be]

Strangest photo was the one of people standing around holding their very very dead ancestor erect, so he /she could stand around also.

[@m.hartyfool]

Fabulous! So interesting!

[@MaggieLogue]

Isn't Mount Saint Michael's off the coast of Southern England?

[@lorraine9111]

There is also one in France

[@donsailing1356]

What was the first piano composition?

[@kathysalkeldbonilla6541]

Great photos but maybe change the music.

[@steffhess3627]

If you want i have some old pictures my grandfather took in the 1940s

[@michaeledwardhunter]

Very much enjoyed!

[@normanriggs848]

Thank you. The colorization was very very good!!

[@Lew_and_Phyllis_White]

Amazing

[@debbieblaylock9997]

I love history thanks for sharing this and I also love the music ❤

[@yamil.343]

0:29..looks like Robert Deniro 😮(on the right)

[@michaelmcgee8543]

The time square scene.

[@spiritindasky1311]

I saw it and said, “Yeah…nope”.

[@victoriabunnag4070]

I 😘 ve your channel.

[@jimclarke1108]

Excellent

[@conniegaylord5206]

Thank you! ❤

[@trevorstephenson5766]

Probably seen 90% of these I'm afraid!!!