Rare Historical Photos That Really Hit Home

[@erfelgamazig]

These photos were so awesome! Thanks for uploading.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you like them!

[@soulstorm8806]

These are imperative truths about our past. They lived loved and danced. They sang they saw and they cried. And now truly we have walked down the centuries together. It’s surreal to say the least.

[@rw8733]

I love this channel. Fantastic, thought-provoking puctures, beautiful music, multiple "Nopes," some of which make me very queasy. Thank you, Mark. These clips must take a great deal of hard work. Much appreciated 😊

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Many thanks!

[@zyxw2000]

I see you at all his videos. Hi!

[@rw8733]

@zyxw2000 Hi. I'm subscribed. I love this channel. Best wishes from England 🇬🇧

[@zyxw2000]

@@rw8733 Hello from NYC. I got stuck on these last night, and I watched about 10 of them till 1 AM.

[@janstaz]

Thats cruel the poor horse pulling all the cases and boys

[@sherrythegypsysalzman7032]

Yep those London horses were worked til they dropped

[@normamcmanus1139]

Should have had at least a 2 or 4 horse hitch.

[@davidcollier1207]

@@sherrythegypsysalzman7032 The humans probably worked till they dropped too!

[@christiner.walker6485]

Came here to say the same thing. Poor horse!

[@veronicafullford1697]

@@sherrythegypsysalzman7032

[@Ccal488]

Great pictures!!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you like them!

[@sandrastevens411]

Some of the best photos I have ever seen here

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

I weed out so many photos in attempts to find rarer ones, so only about 1 in every 50-100 that I find are used … Thank you for appreciating that 🤗

[@skipperclinton1087]

​@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos: And we do, thank you.

[@lemfarba4827]

3:21 How strong was that horse?

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

That was the first thing I thought when finding this photo !

[@cw5451]

Ikr?!

[@dorothyjohnson6743]

Me, too..​@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos

[@maxineramos4321]

Absolutely love watching these videos in the morning. The captions make me laugh. Also, very cool to see how life was in the past. Great job. Keep them coming.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you so much for the kind feedback. Glad that you are with us :)

[@craigslist474]

Most impressive. And the musical score is spot on. The video actually made me sad. Not sure why (maybe the musical score? :). More than likely thinking of the days of so many lives, and my life, gone by... Great vid. 👍 Satifies, and stirs, a lot of curiosity. I'll be watching it again. And again... Thank you.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for watching and commenting 🤗 … About 90% of the music I compose is in a minor key which is very melancholy, as are the emotions usually evoked by the photos that I find for the channel … so your observation is spot on … Welcome aboard and happy you have joined us !

[@stejer211]

Complaing that your life goes by, while watching the same video again and again LOL.

[@craigslist474]

​@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos I've been wanting to ask since we 1st posted... *Thought I had 'Saved' your video... Didn't... Just "found"!!! ☺... You said "compose". You meant "choose"? Regardless, just enjoyed watching, And Listening, all over again. 😌❤ 😌

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Compose was correct 🤗… that’s what I do for a living. I’m a pianist, composer and recording artist … I write all of the music in this channel. More info is at www.markbulmer.com 🎹❤️🤗

[@craigslist474]

​@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos Just wanted to say I envy your talent. Not only can you play, you also compose. You have 2 such wonderful gifts. (I checked out a bit of that link. Thank you. Will investigate further)

[@cynhanrahan4012]

Wow. Seriously awesome photos. I can totally appreciate the remote control from the 1970s.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

A job many of us had 🤗

[@bvillebikelady3651]

I didn't mind being the remote so much as I minded sometimes being the antenna!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

🤣🤣🤣 … Once the picture was right the order came in .. “THAT’S IT … NOW, DONT MOVE !”

[@hensonlaura]

I remember the 'thunk, thunk, thunk' sound when turning that dial. 3 channels & 1 or 2 that no one watched on the secondary dial, when you turned the main dial to UHF.

[@stanmans]

Were you hung out of a window or tied to the chimney on the roof?

[@bvillebikelady3651]

@@stanmans Worse! Rabbit ears were the antenna of choice, and the luckless child got to stand beside or behind the TV with one or both hands on the "ears "an maybe one hand in the air until the signal settled in again. Frequently during "Carol Burnett '!

[@zyxw2000]

@@bvillebikelady3651 I still use an antenna, but it's far from the old rabbit ears. It looks like a 24" plastic flying saucer, and sits on the windowsill.

[@rockyroad7345]

The blast pattern of the railway gun almost looks like a flower...and I'd have to give a NOPE to the telephone lineman.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Yup …. Definitely Nopeworthy!!! 👍🏻

[@Sodbusterrod]

I’d guess the pattern is caused by the rifling.

[@MatthewW713]

Oh man, the early TV remote control was a real struggle for children born before 1980. I am a survivor of this tragedy.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Same here … 🙈

[@janeflip1]

Me too! My dad would call me down from upstairs to change the channel!

[@cherib191]

Yup, me too

[@jenniferbailey5838]

Good times. 😂

[@mfilitti]

I was the remote control and bar tender when I was a kid back then for my grandpa. He'd say please get your sweet grandpa a beer. I miss that man.

[@normamcmanus1139]

The little mechanic lying in the street working on his “car”. The little girl’s was parked beside his. Glad that drivers were mindful of the children lying in the road. That poor horse and the boys perched on top of the mountain of suitcases. Love History and these photos. The imitation Sphinx actually had a nose! Sad about the fire and pictures of war. Was astonished about how crowded and crushed together the housing and buildings were. Loved the Arizona photo the best.

[@captainchaos52]

😂, yea, can you imagine 2 kids doing that now on a city street

[@CatCmdr]

The Fort Apache picture showed how beautiful our country was before roadways and cars and buildings….😢❤

[@jacquelyns9709]

Our country is still beautiful. You can find scenes like that if you get off the Interstates and out in the country. Try taking the Natchez Trace Parkway sometime. There are many beautiful places to see. No big trucks are allowed.

[@celticlass8573]

And Europeans.

[@CatCmdr]

@@jacquelyns9709 yes, I have seen much beauty in my Life, and some not-so pretty, both here and abroad. I am homebound now, mainly in bed. I loved traveling when I was younger, though & am grateful I was able to do so. I find it fascinating to see how incredible our virgin lands used to be. It must have been absolutely Amazing for the first white European explorers to see it that way. Those native to this land took care of it for they respected it & lived With it. That’s life, I guess. Beauty can still be found, of course.

[@allseeingotto2912]

@@celticlass8573 Everything you use daily was invented by Europeans, including the computer and electricity you wrote your dumb comment with .

[@TerressaZook]

Watching your channel is my new favorite thing to do ❣️

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

That’s awesome !! .. Thank you for watching 🤗

[@sandrastevens411]

Same here

[@andrewsmith-cm9qw]

The look of the mother with her son going to war is tearful

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

The terror she must have been feeling 🥺

[@andrewsmith-cm9qw]

@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos I would imagine the word Dread would be appropriate

[@Scout-ff6sh]

I hope he returned.

[@bigjobbies]

surely you jest, mothers back then would be horrified if their sons didn't fight, they would be pariahs in the community

[@DorothySpang]

~*~ Just Wonderful ~*~ Thank You so Much for Sharing History with all of us ~*

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for watching 🤗

[@50sRockChick]

I love these old photos.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

I love that you came to watch them and commented 🤗

[@hensonlaura]

Considering the young soldier & his mother: My uncle Lawrence never came back from WW II. He died in Italy. They said my great grandmother never recovered & was dead within 2 years. He was 1 of 8 children, but the baby of the family. Lawrence's brother, my Uncle Lloyd was an alcoholic when he came back. Dad said that even working in the fields, he'd still drink all day. He disappeared in the 50s and 60s for 15 years. The family got a phone call from him out of the blue. He was a field hand in Montana and said "Will you please come get me?" Of course they did. I sure loved Uncle Lloyd. He was so sweet to me. And he lived to hold my son in 1991. Dad said one of the worst thrashings he ever got in his life was after the war when he cast some firecrackers on the ground behind uncle Lloyd on 4th of July. He said uncle Lloyd hit the deck, and came up after, madder than a fury!

[@Berniej.Janinsky]

🇺🇸 Salutes & Gratitude To Both Uncle Lawrence & Uncle Lloyd! Members of the Greatest Generation!🇺🇸

[@DiHandley]

Excellent channel!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@sharonbass6110]

The last photo of Pt. Lookout hit home. I was born and raised in Chattanooga,TN and have been on Lookout Mtn several times. Never stood on the edge. That would be a NOPE!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

I was there three years ago. Did Ruby falls and lookout mountain. Chattanooga is a cool city 🤗

[@Elizabeth-rq1vi]

I was wondering if it was still a real place with that name. Now I know what to look up when/if we hit Tennesee.

[@gf4453]

0:23 The mother's face is so heart-wrenching... 😢

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Words aren’t even necessary on that photo ! 😟

[@hospitalcakewalk]

the mother's? the man is literally dead inside. Men didn't want to go, women forced them to go.

[@hensonlaura]

​@@hospitalcakewalk lol! The ignorance! 🤣🤣🤣

[@bigjobbies]

@@hensonlaura is yours

[@veronicafullford1697]

@@hospitalcakewalk some did want to go - my grandfather lied about his age and got into the army. He was one of the lucky ones and returned physically intact. His brother was not so lucky. This was in the UK England 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jackiebarrett4063]

A new subscriber here…! Love this channel and especially the beautiful music you have for them..🙏💖🥰

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you so much and welcome aboard !

[@allseeingotto2912]

Some awesome pictures, thank you 🙏🏻

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you too!

[@ninakramer276]

Another terrific collection. Th Rotary Javelin Personal Helicopter and the Point Lookout, Tn. really blew my mind! Once again, thank you for sharing!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

🤗

[@dulciemidwinter1925]

Wonder if that young soldier came back to his Mum. Hope so. So many didn't! It's so strange to see how dangerous some things were about everyday life. The mechanics and those young schoolboys perched on those suitcases. A fall would have been possibly fatal. No health and safety then.!

[@KarrasBommer]

The sound track is excellent!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you 🤗

[@tommywolfe2706]

"early tv remote control".... Yeah, I am from the 80's but I was me too at one time. I was also the lawnmower and the dishwasher. Most people seem surprised at the fact that we had 3 dishwashers in my house, if you arent including my mom.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

🤣

[@Elizabeth-rq1vi]

Dad said “why do we need a dishwasher? We have five that don’t work!” lol he wasn’t completely wrong. They got a dishwasher after child #5 left home.

[@Berniej.Janinsky]

Only problem Skinny Noodle had was Starting The Lawnmower! DANG THAT PULL CORD!

[@sherrythegypsysalzman7032]

Gorgeous music

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you 🤗

[@PamelaRay-l7x]

Finally a chance to observe all aspects of each photo. Thank you.❤

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

You’re welcome 🤗

[@Sonnycorleone162]

I like history. Good job with this. I like photo of young WW1 soldier and mother at 0:22 before going to war. You know what the mother is thinking...If she will see her son alive again! Plus, at 8:39 I have heard about Relna Brewster Mcrae. I lift weights also. Her good friend, Pudgy Stockton often joined her doing the same thing on the beach! Thanks for the upload.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

The mother son one was by far the most poignant and my fav too. You can see the fear and apprehension ☹️ … I too am a gym rat so I use many vintage lifting photos … I include the likes of Eugene Sandow regularly .. and check out Houdini’s legs … He never skipped leg day !

[@Sonnycorleone162]

@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos Like I mentioned I am interested in history and saw many vintage photos. But never until now did I see the young man going off to WW1 in 1917 pictured with his mom. A great photo, hope the Lad made it back alive. No doubt he lost friends in the trenches there in France. By the way. World War One was commonly called "The Great War" . 1920 they started to call it in a soldier's memoirs "The First World War.' When World War two arrived they naturally called it World War Two. Plus, cool that you go to gym too. I subscribed and look forewords to more of your videos. Plus, the Mr. Olympia trophy is named after Eugene Sandow and deservedly so. As you know probably. Thanks for the great upload. ☺

[@sylviekins]

I thought the clothes looked older than 1914, but I don’t know for sure.

[@Sonnycorleone162]

@@sylviekins At 0:22 The mom and son photo was the year 1917 when Americans first went to World War One. Called "The Great War." The man who did the video was correct!

[@agejce]

I was a remote control

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

🤣

[@AlbertaGeek]

You and me both, my aged brother.

[@MikeLawrence-i6r]

Yes remember the horizontal hold in the 70s am 65 now

[@MyWalk3296]

Same

[@Nancy-uc2tu]

You too?

[@traveler1433]

Awesome music choice for some amazing pictures!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you!

[@louisegladwin-troy1254]

I lived near crystal Palace. Beautiful park

[@otaku1524]

'The Just Divorced' sign guy was a hoot. And the Marilyn Monroe' stunt woman from 1938. Marilyn Monroe don't think even started making films until 1947 and I don't believe she ever need a stuntwoman, as I don't believe she was ever an action movie staple, She did work in a Airplane factory in the early 40's building airplanes and her picture appeared in a newsletter which was how she came to Hollywood's attention, or something to that effect.

[@colinwhite5355]

The images, of course, can be found anywhere but it’s how they’re strung together that makes the difference. Then we had the piano. Drew me in and got me wondering what it was and who’d written it. Turns out I didn’t have far to look. Add one new subscriber.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for such a nice comment and welcome aboard 🤗

[@Emily-f4s3k]

Although some of the captions for the photographs are irksome to me, the images themselves are very interesting. It would be nice if the sources for the photographs could be listed. Some of these could lead to research topics for students (or anyone wanting to know more.) Having sources of the images listed would then help such research and/or curiosity. Just so it's clear, I am happy these are available to view and appreciate the chance to see them. The music is pleasant and interesting without being distracting.

[@frankhooper7871]

At least they remove the captions at the end, so you can see the photo in its entirety (and of course, can pause the video at that point)

[@feralbluee]

3:04 tv remote - I used to sit near the TV, stretch out my leg, and turn the volume down during the commercials 😋🌷🌱📺

[@SmilingLlama-qt4kq]

That was me! I was the youngest, and the only girl, out of five, and my second oldest brother always "used" me as his"remote control!" 😊 I'm in my 60s now!

[@holdermeddk]

Early remote control! As was I in the 70's 😂

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

As were many of us .. it was my first job 🤣

[@marykay2461]

I was the remote in our house. Sometimes it would get stuck on what I wanted to watch lol! It helped that I was the oldest!!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

The power 💪🏻 🤣

[@libertybell7145]

Favorite photos: the Chrystal Palace in London. the Zeppilen docking at the building tower & gangplank

[@sturmovik1274]

That zeppelin appears to be the R101, which was based at Cardington during its flight trials. It was supposed to be the first of a new fleet flying from Britain to India... but on its first revenue flight it crashed into a hill in France, killing 48 people.

[@sturmovik1274]

The Crystal Palace was built in 1851 for the Great Exhibition of (unsurprisingly) 1851, which was effectively the first World's Fair. It was the absolute state of the art of architecture at the time. How do you build a building of glass strong enough to survive daily use and weather? How do you cool it? How do you make it moisture-proof? How can you be sure that these new "public toilets", which have never been used this extensively in any building, will work?

[@christopherdean1326]

@@sturmovik1274 My late father went there with his father when he was a boy. Must have been very shortly before it burnt down. He was born in 1929, and he must have been 5 or 6 at the time.

[@sturmovik1274]

Burned in 1936 so, yes.@@christopherdean1326

[@robo6118]

Cool pic of people boarding an airship

[@Scout-ff6sh]

3:30 I feel sorry for that poor horse.

[@kygal]

Those Empire State Building steel workers were some of the bravest people on the planet. Right up there with Bearing sea crab fishermen. 😮

[@davidjaap2130]

2:35... Safe? Didn't chock the wheels. 7:42.. We used to call that " belly flopping". 9:31... Kind of a scary place to live if you're a sleepwalker. 🙏❤☺

[@epiphany4152]

Love the first remote control in the 70's. Reminds me of myself and brothers. Also I remember with the rabbit ears. We had to always adjust them and stand there until it was perfect! Lmbo

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

You just described 23% of my childhood 🤣

[@elizabethpaton6807]

And yet there was good telly from the moon and we had to adjust our aerials all the time to get a good picture as from them talking from the moon jeez oh

[@seandelap8587]

4:30 that grocery list sure would come in handy

[@sherrythegypsysalzman7032]

I'd love to have one

[@jadecarstens6676]

That was very cool.

[@d.l.l.6578]

My dad’s uncle died in WWI in France in September 1918.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Heroes one and all ❤️

[@zyxw2000]

Nice collection. I was the remote control and sometimes the antenna in the '50's.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

I was in the 70’s and early 80’s … then technology improved and I was spared.

[@songsthatarecatchy]

Wait how old are you????!❤

[@zyxw2000]

@@songsthatarecatchy 78. I still use an antenna, but they're nothing like the one I had as a kid.

[@49558201]

thanks , very cool

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thanks for watching 🤗

[@billiejomcmillan7632]

The "nope" photos should also say, "taken moments before fall and death," or "do not try this at home kids!" 😂

[@dottiebaker6623]

The 1950's grocery list was great! But the poor overloaded horse and the many people in high places are things I don't want to see again.

[@tommywolfe2706]

"The Civil War Rodman Gun" is actually a term for any gun designed by a man named Rodman. All of the guns were made using a new tecnique that made them stronger than all previous guns and they were considered "true guns"......."Rodman guns were true guns that did not have a howitzer-like powder chamber" per wiki. The wiki on the "Rodman guns" is actually pretty interesting if you are into that sort of thing. I think its amazing that Rodman could conceive the process of making a gun in the way that he did, it was really extensive and clever.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for the background … wish I had more space to write more detail in the videos because the history is really interesting in these photos 👍🏻

[@lilyandrose8557]

I like the idea of the reusable grocery list, analog style

[@Demebeso714]

Soldier and mother looks like a post mortem picture

[@heatherw.2751]

The music that accompanies this is beautiful, but somehow sad to me.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you … I tend to compose in minor keys about 90 % of the time so my audiences generally find it relaxing or sad … depending on the context 🎹❤️

[@heatherw.2751]

@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos It’s lovely!

[@guillaumepare9651]

Très bon choix musical.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Merci beaucoup 🤗

[@JRCinKY]

7:09 those phone repairmen sure coulda used a Bucket truck

[@jtbaying2312]

I thought I was the first T.V remote control in the 70s. Dad thought I Was for sure.

[@TheCraziestCatLady.]

I can relate to the remote control kid

[@lilgeorge34]

That poor horse got to me having to pull all the weight.💔

[@nedkelly2035]

Not one of the student nurses from 1938 is wearing glasses. Just an observation. I know they are young, but contacts were not yet in general use at the time, either. I would think that someone in a group that size would wear glasses.

[@meg342]

Maybe taken off, for the photo to be taken?

[@nedkelly2035]

@@meg342 Possible, very possible.

[@yvonneplant9434]

Don't think there were any contact lenses then.

[@victoriabiel5861]

My sisters, friends, and I always take off our glasses when having our picture taken. The only time we don't is when we're not aware someone is taking our picture. Given the fact that at that time the lenses on the glasses were very thick with noticeable distortion, the vast majority of women would have removed them.

[@patveitenthal5693]

Some Nursing schools back in the day required perfect health, including no visual impairment. Some had height and weight requirements. My school (1970) required hair styled above the collar, no nail polish and no jewelry. Students could not be married…it goes on and on. People have no idea what Nurses have gone through historically!

[@Berniej.Janinsky]

THE TRIPLETS: Cute then - Cute Now! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏👍👍👍😸😆

[@deborahstone9696]

Love the reusable groceries list😂❤❤❤

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Me too!!

[@lomax343]

3:05 - I'm glad to see I wasn't the only one to use his kid brother to change channels.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

🤣🤣

[@alvissmith4806]

Lol

[@deanronson6331]

The 1923 FA cup final on Wembley info seems to be exaggerated. According to British sources, the official attendance was 126,047, but it is estimated over 200,000 people were actually present, not 300,000.

[@lisamarts5678]

I was a 70's TV remote controller

[@judithkimmerling770]

What is the music being played and by whom?

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

All music on this channel is composed and performed by Mark Bulmer. An official artist KZbin channel is at youtube.com/@markbulmer or you can get download links and bio info at www.markbulmer.com 🎹🤗

[@roundtwo3321]

1:22 I didn't know that happened. Robert Duvall wears a cue card. 5:07, 6:08, 9:08, 9:24 I can't believe that they didn't give their workers parachutes. 8:53 We need our own personal helicopters now.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Marlon Brando was notorious for being unable to learn lines but I had never found a photo of it until now… Makes it almost comical !

[@christopherdean1326]

Yeah, because we hardly get any accidents with personal cars, and helicopters would be MUCH safer.....

[@roundtwo3321]

@@christopherdean1326 Go be negative somewhere else.

[@petemoss8625]

Picture @ 6:23 Crystal Palace, Anybody know what the tower in the background was?

[@veronicafullford1697]

I wondered that myself. My father would know as he lived near there then as a kid but sadly he is no longer with us.

[@veronicafullford1697]

In lieu of my father I just Googled the towers. Apparently there were 2 and they were water towers.

[@petemoss8625]

Many thanks Veronica.

[@MaggieLogue]

It looks like the same tower in the picture where people are getting on the airship.

[@veronicafullford1697]

@@MaggieLogue It does rather look like the Crystal Palace tower but the airship flew from Cardington Airfield in Bedfordshire about 80 miles away. That tower was a metal framework until the very top and was called a mooring tower.

[@victoriakay2136]

I hope the young soldier made it home

[@practicallyunconscious8043]

Italian race car driver gets a kiss from his wife for BAD luck.

[@marykay2461]

My mom had one of those reusable grocery lists.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

That’s so cool … I’ve never seen one before

[@marykay2461]

@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos most of them were grocery store freebies. Back in the 50’s and 60’s there was a lot competition between stores and brands. They gave away these things, green stamps and glasses. Even depression glass items were freebies.

[@lomarenr1598]

My son works under a hydraulic lift when working on cars. Once he sees the picture of the lift they used a hundred years ago I’ll bet he’s not got to work under a 1920’s car lift!!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

The days before health and safety!

[@itravisoni]

It's weird to see a pic of a 1970s in black and white

[@peteranserin3708]

4:28 actually that could be practical today as well.

[@christopherdean1326]

2:24. Given how relatively light cars were in those days, and the obvious strength of that stand, it probably was quite safe. 8:38. I'm not an expert on Marilyn's films, but I'm wondering where she needed a stunt double...

[@norabatty9610]

Marilyn Monroe wasn't making movies in the 1930's.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Nobody said she was making movies in the 30’s. This photo was taken at a pageant in 1938 .. Later in her career (and early in Marilyn’s) she became her double.

[@angelaspanger]

wow Winnipeg made the list?

[@margaretrobinson4018]

Loved the background music! What is the name of it?

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

It’s called The Coming of Rain from the album After the Storm by Mark Bulmer more info: www.markbulmer.com 🤗

[@DuckReach432]

The mindset of the "Just Divorced" guy - make two signs and keep both.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

🤣

[@johnnymac1580]

Not bad ⚡️

[@justa.american8303]

I was a remote control and antenna. To some extent, I am still.

[@rhannay39]

3:39 He's just just about to enter an incredible nightmare. The Germans took 5,000,000 Soviet prisoners of war and over 3,000,000 of them died in captivity, worked and starved to death. 😞

[@Lori_L]

I was also an early 1970s version tv remote. My mother used to say that's why she had kids. I never thought it was funny. She still thinks it's funny. Smh.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Lori_L]

@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos lol

[@tetsuan25]

The late 1800s and early 1900s saw an explosion of innovation, what the hell happened?

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

👽

[@angelafoxmusic7265]

I need a personal helicopter.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

We all do Angela … we all do 🤗

[@Berniej.Janinsky]

Duvall is wearing the cheat sheet not because Brando Couldn't, But Because Brando WOULDN'T! Brando had decided HE Was TOO Good Now To Do 'NORMAL' Things Like Even Learn Lines. Nothing New, 'though. When he & Rod Steiger were in ON THE WATERFRONT, for the taxi scene ("I Coulduv Been A Contender"), Steiger stayed offscreen to gave Brando his (Steiger's) lines so Brando had a consistent performance to play off of for Brando's close-ups. BUT WHEN IT WAS TIME FOR ROD STEIGER'S CLOSE-UPS?! Brando couldn't be bothered to "do that 💩💩💩💩." The Continuity Girl did her best. 💩RE-EAL CLASSY GUY, BRANDO!💩

[@DonnaMosley-e5i]

And a.monster size *"NOPE!!!!*" to the guys doing construction work walking on those.iron bars building New York City's Empire State Building...🤔🤔🤔😐

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Such is my fear of heights that I think anything over 15 ft deserves a NOPE ! 🤣

[@Pickle8able]

@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos I skipped air balloon rides in Egypt and Turkey because of my fear of heights.😢

[@maryperry1773]

lol. My husband is an Ironworker, this is what they do, I have the Empire State bldg pic on living room wall. 🛠️

[@feralbluee]

3:35 Wait!!!!!! One Horse!!!! At least he’s a big horse like Clydesdales, they’re built for heavy work. They’re called draft horses and they are big ! 🐴🦬🌷🌱

[@silvyamanquero393]

..out of curiosity...”who’s taking those photos....?

[@Scout-ff6sh]

9:00 looks like something James Bond would use.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

🤣. … Yes it is a bit like “Little Nellie” from You Only Live Twice 👍🏻

[@captainchaos52]

1970s remote control for TV. Your kid😂😂, only 3 channels and rabbit ears

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Ah .. memories 🤣

[@crystalharris7394]

👏👏👏

[@hospitalcakewalk]

Men just have no fear when it comes to heights :( Imagine doing all that knowing nothing will catch you????? :O

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

I lift weights, enjoy firearms and engage in all manner of manly activities … but I hate heights … you’re not getting me up there 🤣

[@hospitalcakewalk]

@AmazingHistoricalPhotos I lift weights too, but completely agree about the heights. Like no thanks. I can't even fathom living in a skyscraper which IRONICALLY is an actual life goal of mine.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

@@hospitalcakewalk I've lived in several skyscrapers and actually they aren't bad at all. I also work for a few years from the 46th story overlooking Central Park in NYC. It was great.The difference is I was on floors with windows between me and the great beneath. Once you remove the walls ... Heeeeelll no !

[@hospitalcakewalk]

@AmazingHistoricalPhotos I can't physically travel up an elevator past 4 floors or I start actually panicking. I have been caught on camera doing so XD

[@Thomasnmi]

The ground will catch you.

[@patriciajrs46]

That "little mechanic" , what is he working on that seems to have a woman's gorgeous leg kicked up in the back of the photo?

[@Onj207]

I was a remote.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

I was an antenna and a remote 🤣

[@carolblissing851]

Much better music

[@mauricebate5069]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼