Absorbing Rare Historical Photos

Amazing Historical Photos Volume 32 is a collection of rare and absorbing educational history photos. Some make us want to look away, others make it hard for us to look away. All are absorbing.
🎶 Featuring original piano music by Mark Bulmer ➡️ www.markbulmer.com
Copyright Mark Bulmer 1995, all rights reserved
#historicalphotos #rarehistoricalphotos
0:00 Introduction
0:05 The Strongman 1930
3:06 Kendall Green Bike Club Washington D.C. (1884)
3:36 Ventriloquist & Dummy England (1900)
6:37 Installing engine of a diesel CNR locomotive Kingston, Ontario (1928)
7:22 Williamson Moto-taxi London (1913)
7:37 Slight train mishap Duisburg, Germany (1966)
8:07 Motorcycle Uber? Date unknown
8:22 Young cotton mill workers 1909
9:22 Early Halloween costumes 1900
10:07 Lincoln Car Show Grand Court, Palace Hotel, San Francisco (1934)
10:22 Howard Hughes & the "Spruce Goose" flight engineer
10:52 Painting steel cables & stringers on Brooklyn Bridge

[@elvislad]

What takes longer,composing the music or researching for photos!?

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

That's an excellent question. The short answer is at the bottom. But the more in depth answer is as follows: All of the music on the videos so far I wrote and recorded several years ago for the three albums that have already been released (After the Storm, Koan and Images). Back then I was playing every day and performing them professionally so some of those pieces you hear I wrote in 2 - 3 hours. I just close my eyes, go where the music takes me ... and somehow memorize it immediately. Not sure how but I just do. Recently, I have started playing more and am about to begin composing again for a brand new album. It might take a little longer as Ive been away from it for a while. So, I would guess 3-5 hours nowadays to get a finished piece... once I'm in the mood. But, I may revise this when I sit down again to write ... lol As for the Photos I would guess somewhere between 10 - 15 hours of research per completed video. I view thousands of photos.. But, so many you will have seen a hundred times elsewhere so they don't make the cut. Some I negate because they cross the line on sensationalism. Some are too graphic for youtube. So it's a very fine line to find rare photos that are usable. Thank you for your question. Sorry for the long response but the short answer would be: Music 3 - 5 hours Photos 10 - 15 hours.

[@elvislad]

@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos maybe try composing for the photos,so the emotions parallel each other!...they sort of do anyway. I love hearing you play Mark,my favourite channel :-)

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

It's so funny that you say that. I started on a new piece last night. I always just touch the keys, close my eyes and just go with it, But, I found myself viewing a slideshow in my noodle while I was playing. I think by default now my new music will likely be seen through that lens ... Thank you again for your support and kind words.

[@eilsmile8732]

@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos, oh my gosh, you composed the music, it’s wonderful and you need to get going with the composing again, no really 😊

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

@eilsmile8732 ​ Thank you so much. Actually, both this Saturday and next Saturday will feature two brand new piano solos that I wrote this week. I am currently trying to compose new music every week or two ... Hope you enjoy it ... streaming and download links to the music can be found at www.markbulmer.com

[@pommydiva1]

i just love looking back on historic photos to see what people either looked like or crazy things they did... more brave than today

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

💯

[@lmc958]

Love these old photos! I especially love the one of Shrimp & Moe Howard! They were actually quite handsome!

[@paulschut5873]

Just discovered these videos. A nice combination of relaxing music and very interesting photos. Thank You!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Welcome ! glad you enjoy them. Thank you for watching.

[@youngbess1]

OMG! The man on the Crystal building! Made my stomach churn! Thank you so much for sharing these amazing photos

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you enjoyed it … thanks for watching 🤗

[@rw8733]

Absolutely fascinating. The terror in that young soldier's eyes is just awful.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Impossible to imagine what was going through his mind. Apparently this photo was taken right as they were getting ready to blow the whistle for them to go over the top ... which meant almost certain death ... That is indeed the face of terror !

[@rw8733]

@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos Your site is stunning. Thank you 😊

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Much appreciated !

[@Bevportraitartist]

I absolutely LOVE your channel...I can't wait until new shows come out!!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you so much! Your support is much appreciated.

[@chichi9851]

Omg the ventriliquist dummy is the stuff nightmares are made of.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Im not sure if it's intentionally scary, or just the limitations of the day .... but it sure is !

[@martindunstan8043]

I've been binge watching these amazing videos all evening, fantastic. Subbed clicked notification all after the first one, glad I found this thoroughly absorbing channel 👏👏👍

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Excellent! Thank you so much for your kind feedback … Welcome aboard !

[@davidschumaker8107]

I could comment on almost every photo, but I'm going with that dummy scared the Hell out of me!

[@grezzo2]

Horry sheet

[@grezzo2]

3:50

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

@davidschumaker8107 lol ... it didn''t do a lot for me either

[@Gotcha6666]

I'm speechles... and subscribed! Awesome video, thank you. Best wishes to all decent people from Prague, Czech republic! 🇨🇿 ✌️😌

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Welcome aboard! ... and thank you for the kind words. Hope all is well in Prague. Thanks for watching.

[@TimRobinson-kd3zn]

Seeing Kieth Richards as a little kid even then his mum knew he was too wild to handle

[@DuckReach432]

Loved seeing young Moe and Shemp, as well as the Marx brothers as kids. As for Keith Richards on a leash, well, when he was let off, he made up for it.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Groucho Marx is one of my idols. So weird seeing him so young with that whole amazing career ahead of him.

[@chichi9851]

They were quite handsome!

[@seandelap8587]

That construction worker was one brave individual

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

I don't know why I put those construction worker heights photos in ... they all make me feel sick ... lol

[@eilsmile8732]

Did that tall soldier survive I wonder….. hope so

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Yes, he did. His name was Jacob Nacken and he moved to the United States after the war. He was the worlds tallest Santa for a while and also used his 7 ft 3 inch height to great advantage. He worked on tv, commercials and got a lot of work due to his stature.

[@magorzatamynarczyk3950]

8:21- spojrzenia takie, że aż mrozi krew w żyłach😂😝

[@eilsmile8732]

Tommy Lee Jones was a handsome fella!

[@seandelap8587]

Even watching her dangling from a balloon is enough to make me dizzy

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Same

[@seandelap8587]

That dummy yikes

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

The dummy photo has been a big hit. I think we all agree it belongs in a Stephen King book/movie

[@libra9633]

I WAS HOPING YOU FIND AT LEAST ONE PHOTO OF DESMOND DOSS. 🥹👏👏👏👏 Lion boy absolutely looks strikingly Badass!! ✊🦁

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Desmond Doss's story is quite amazing isn't it ? A true hero.