24 historical moments in old photos
Categories: History
By Pictolic https://www.pictolic.com/article/24-historical-moments-in-old-photos.htmlWhat did the real Ronald McDonald look like? How many people were at Woodstock in 1969? What did Tesla do in his laboratory? And is it possible to ride a hippopotamus? About this and much more-in our selection of historical photos.

Our history is rich in interesting moments that can remain in the past forever. However, thanks to such an amazing invention as the camera, future generations can see how their ancestors lived, what happened on their land, what was the fashion, etc.
These black-and-white vintage photos will show you different moments from the past — petty and important, funny and sad, interesting and maybe not so much. But all of them were made there, in the distant and not very distant past, which is now available to us only from photos and memories.

1. Visitors to a London pub, 1898

2. Physical exercises in the school yard, 1900. England

3. Bicycle track, 1901

4. Bondi Bay, Australia, 1901

5. San Francisco City Hall and Theater after the massive earthquake, 1906

6. The Painters of the Brooklyn Bridge, 1914

7. Women on ice delivery

8. A boy selling newspapers with a sensation about the death of the Titanic»

9. Manhattan, New York, 1908

10. Nikola Tesla in his laboratory

11. Circus performer in harness with a hippopotamus, 1924

12. Walt Disney Employee Cafe, 1961

13. The real Ronald McDonald, 1963

14. Elton John plays the piano in his private jet, 1973

15. Elvis Presley worries about a failed performance, 1956

16. Elvis the Soldier

17. Marilyn Monroe, the Ambassador Hotel, 1955

18. Jimi Hendrix and his girlfriend, 1968

19. Woodstock, 1969

20. Sweden in 1967. Morning of the first day of the transition from left-hand traffic to right-hand traffic

21. Barack Obama with his basketball team

22. Elijah Wood and Macaulay Culkin, 1993

23. 1936, Germany. The person who didn't "zig-zag"»

24. Henry Ford (founder of Ford Motor Co.), Thomas Edison (inventor of the phonograph, camera, and light bulb), Warren G. Harding (29th President of the United States), and Garvey Samuel Firestone (founder of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.) at a picnic
Keywords: History | Archive | Historical photos
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