Voices of Famous Historical Figures

Hear old voice recordings of famous historical figures from the 19th and 20th centuries. These historical voices you may have never heard before but you would certainly have heard of each of these people from history!
Hear the voices of figures from different parts of history such as Science, Film, Politics and more!
See the list of historical figures here:
0:00 Albert Einstein
0:54 Walt Disney
1:44 William Howard Taft
2:45 Joseph Stalin
3:46 Florence Nightingale
4:45 Harry Houdini
5:57 Eleanor Roosevelt
7:06 Charlie Chaplin
08:43 David Lloyd George
#History #HistoricalVoices #VoicesFromHistory

[@inesnaglic472]

To hear those people is really a privilege, gave me goosebumps, wow👏👏👏

[@raisa_cherry33]

Indeed 😮

[@sidsantiago9805]

​@@raisa_cherry33They should add julius caesar adolf hitler and thomas edison

[@frenchfriar]

How fascinating! what a treat to hear President Taft and Ms Nightingale and Mr George for the first time. I've heard the others before, but hearing those earlier recordings was so impressive. It's remarkable how clear even the early recordings are, and each of these clips have interesting content, as well. Thanks for sharing these!

[@leslietarkin5705]

If only people had listened to Taft then, millions of people would not have died in WW1. Thank you! I didn't know anyone had recorded Florence Nightingale!!! 😱

[@raisa_cherry33]

😮😮😮😮

[@10MEN]

Female announcer: “At Florence Nightingale’s House, London, July the thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety.” Florence Nightingale: “When I am no longer even a memory, just a name, I hope my voice may perpetuate the great work of my life. God bless my dear old comrades of Balaclava and bring them safe to shore. Florence Nightingale.” Recorded by a representative of Thomas Edisons company.

[@bee7137]

idk i just like how people talk in the early 1900s, very specific and clear

[@remotelyanonymous]

It’s so mind blowing to hear how such prominent figures voices 😮😮

[@mauiskater]

That was mind blowing, I thought the videos were amazing but the voices! Amazing footage…mesmerizing

[@JoMarieM]

President Taft sounded surprisingly modern, given that he lived during the late 1800s and early 1900s. He would not at all sound out of place in today's world!

[@florjanbrudar692]

Mid 1850s

[@JoMarieM]

@@florjanbrudar692 Taft was president in the early 1900s. He became president in 1910 after Theodore Roosevelt was voted out.

[@sifatahmed859]

That’s so soothing to hear the LEGENDS OF ALL TIME ❤️ Thanks man

[@the1_grammy503]

Thoroughly enjoyed this!

[@cateringwench5178]

I have a handwritten letter from Eleanor Roosevelt. She wrote back to support my grandmother who was a younger and sudden widow. Grandmom was trying to be appointed the post master in her town, which she won !

[@AmeliaEarhart537]

😲 Wow! She's my favorite first lady! 😃

[@ishtarlopez6203]

Would love to hear the last king of Hawaii... sadly the only recording avaliable is not good anymore

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Interesting and worthwhile video.

[@morganb9372]

I love how your channel makes history come alive ❤️ thank you

[@FirebrandAL]

Taft sounds like any guy you'd hear next to you ordering any sandwich at a deli

[@sushido4542]

Einsteins German accent is to hilarious. I love it

[@JohnnyCrash-ug8zt]

You mean his actual accent, considering he was German!!

[@raisa_cherry33]

Chill runs down my spine 😨

[@pilotgal6191]

You can hear our British roots in people born in 1800s. English speech still sounded slightly British. Thank you so much for this post!

[@TheAntichrist84]

This was actually a thing called the mid Atlantic accent, which was considered at the time the proper way of speaking, particularly by the upper class and intelligentsia. It was a trained accent, they learned it, not native, no child was born speaking it. The average American would sound much more similar to today's accent.

[@haraldisdead]

​@@TheAntichrist84 beat me to it lol

[@Napoleonvanderbilt]

William Howard Taft really surpsied me. Seeing pictures of him, you would assume he would sound like that. But instead he sounded more similar to Kennedy.

[@benitocamelas8766]

Where's Tesla's voice? I'm disappointed haha!

[@contentboi_en-US]

"Comrades" kind of sounded like "Fellas"

[@joeguzman3558]

It's funny to hear Disney saying dignity if he only knew what dignity means to the new Disney Lol

[@absoFNlutely]

Had to put up with Stalin's annoying voice for WAAAAAAAAY too long.

[@raisa_cherry33]

😂😂😂😂

[@haraldisdead]

Based taft

[@florjanbrudar692]

Charlie Chaplin turned 2 months old 4 days after the Armagh rail disaster.

[@ZacLavender]

What the heck was Florence nightingale saying?

[@10MEN]

Female announcer: “At Florence Nightingale’s House, London, July the thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety.” Florence Nightingale: “When I am no longer even a memory, just a name, I hope my voice may perpetuate the great work of my life. God bless my dear old comrades of Balaclava and bring them safe to shore. Florence Nightingale.”