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- 1914-1918 GREAT WAR -WWI
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- WILD WEST ERA
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- My Great Grandmother and Her Extended Family at her Familys Farm in Wisconsin - 1910s
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- virginia beach
The Virgin of the Lilies - Christmas Sticker
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- Soviet ML-20 batters Berlin, April 1945
- Circus Max Schumann
SPIDERMAN - icon
- Andrew Johnson Impeachment Committee (Names of Pictured Men in Comments), between circa 1860 and circa 1865, [3000x2564]
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- Airships
- Reggio Calabria
The Best of the Texas Rangers in Photos
- My great, great, great grandfather. Late 1800s
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- Fishermans Friend
- Lens
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- Captain Pavel Viktorovich Bekoev, commander of the Soviet GRU Spetsnaz 177th Detachment, poses with a captured American M1 Garand taken from a CIA weapon drop left for the Mujahideen. [960x658]
- chimney sweeps dirty
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- Child Civil War Soldiers
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- Brownwood Texas
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- Hatfield and McCoy Feud
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- Tshirt Styling
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- Land auction upon founding of Las Vegas (May, 1905) [730 x 567]
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It’s #MansardMonday! Few and far between in Reno, UNR has some exceptional examples. Morrill Hall / 1885 Morrill Hall was the first building on the University of Nevada, Reno campus. A three-story (plus basement) “Second Empire”-style edifice, the building was constructed in 1885-1886 after the relocation of the University of Nevada from Elko to Reno, a process that began in 1884. Relatively few Second Empire-style buildings remain in Reno, making this a rare local example of this particular type of Victorian architecture. The cornerstone was laid on Sept. 12, 1885 and the building was ready for occupancy by March of 1886. Designed by Reno architect M.J. Curtis, Morrill Hall was built for the sum of $13,500 and originally housed the entire State University until the Agricultural Experiment Station (1889) and Stewart Hall (1890) were built. Neither of those remains standing. Originally, the basement of Morrill Hall was divided into four rooms, with space for the janitor, storage, assay furnaces, quartz crushers, and workshops. The main floor contained the Principal’s office (for the head of academics), a reception room, the Board of Regents’ room, a library, museum, assayer’s office, assaying room, weighing room, lavatory, and gymnasium. On the second floor were a large lecture hall and two classrooms, and on the top floor, two large apartments, a general assembly room, and an armory. All instruction was provided by two professors. At the time it was built, Nevada was little more than a collection of rough mining camps and railroad towns. The new University hall symbolized the determination of the people of Nevada to provide educational opportunities for themselves and their children. The building was named after U.S. Senator Justin S. Morrill of Vermont, author of the 1862 Land-Grant College Act that made the founding of the University of Nevada possible. Story courtesy of Amanda Buell & The Reno Historical Team and photos courtesy of @unrspc. Follow the link below for more! #renohistorical #historicrenonevada #morrillhall #historicrenonv #historicnevada #historicrenopreservation - @renohistorical on Instagram
Books and Art
- sideshow
- black /African American
- My great grandfather during WW1 ca.1915
- chimney sweeps dirty
- Spanish troops fire a volley into charging Filipino rebels. Philippine revolution, 1896-1898. [550 x 325]
- film - Tim Burton
- Dust Bowl
- Troops begin to be evacuated in Operation Dynamo from the beaches and harbor at Dunkirk on the first day of the operation on May 26, 1940 [640 x 469]
Soldiers of the Canadian 2nd Division taking part in a sniper training exercise, England, April 1943. #ww2 #ww2daily #ww2history #ww2photos #usa #reenacting #ww2photos #history #ww2pictures #worldwar #worldwar2 #worldwar2incolor #worldwartwo #war #guerre #guerremondiale #secondeguerremondiale #militaire #military #ww2history #ussoldiers #canadian #memory #dday #army #soldiers #debarquement #canadianforces #ww2pictures #heroes - @world_in_war_pictures on Instagram
- Everglades survey crew - 1940 ( My grandfather is in there somewhere)
- Rural mail carrier in his winter uniform, Sweden 1900
- Brains Beauty and Backbone
- Rainier Beer
- Apalachicola
- My Grandfather (Second from Left) and buddies celebrating the end of the war.
- Polish troops at the Battle of Warsaw, 1920 [1200 x 724]
- Penzance cornwall
- British troops crossing no man’s land near Mametz on the first day of the Battle of the Somme, 1 July 1916 [1,175x790]
- Soldiers on a roof terrace in Venice during WWI
- Dead horses, likely in Belarus on the eastern front of WW1. 8 million horses, donkeys, and mules would die before the wars end. Undated [935 x 705]
- Oklahoma Land Rush (1889)
- American Civil War
- tinian island
- Mexican Revolution
- Arapaho Tribe
Early stores such as this cigar and sundries shop often served as social hubs in the community. #doorcounty #365DaysOfHistory - @historypress on Instagram
- Orphan Train
- A US Army tunnel rat peers into the entrance of a Viet Cong tunnel complex. Unknown S. Vietnam location, 1960s [1000x778]
- Imperial Japanese Marksmen man the forward trench during the Battle of Mukden. Russo-Japanese war, 1905, Manchuria. [652 x 651]
- Amazing things
- American made B26 of the Free French Gascogne squadron, in Corsica or Sardinia 1944 (2047x1064)
- Leefe Robinson VC in his BE2c, he was the first pilot shoot down a German Zeppelin. September 1916. [996x498]
- Cortos, trailler y mas
- #TBT Vintage Outdoor Photos
- [WWI] An American soldier stands guard during a German gas attack in France, c. 1918
- British soldiers at Second Boer War 1899 [749x810]
- Breaker boys sorting coal, South Pittston, Pennsylvania, 1911; photograph by Lewis Hine. While Hine was taking photographs at a coal mine, two breaker boys fell into a coal chute and were smothered to death
- GUSTAVE CAILLEBOTTE
- South Carolina History
- E.M. Tierney and Fred A. Reed of New York, taking an aeoplane ride over Mt. Lowe, California, 1910 [1514 x 984]
- A French postcard with the tallest, shortest and fattest men of Europe playing cards in 1913.
- Great War Moments
- Miners and prospectors climb the Chilkoot Trail during the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush. Photograph by E.A. Hegg [OS][1280x1006]
- Ailleurs, avant, NB
- American Indians
- Abraham Lincoln
- Freedoms Banner. Charley, A Slave Boy from New Orleans. – Abolitionist propaganda, U.S., ca. 1864
- Two Native Americans looking at photographic film created by John Wanamaker during the Wanamaker Expedition, his quest to save the Native Americans from extinction. Photograph taken in 1913.
- Australian Cowboy - Tintype Moodboard
- Personnel of the infamous Unit 731 infecting a chinese civilian with the bubonic plaque in Harbin, Manchuria 1940. [1384 x 1331]
- Lineman for the County
- Native Americans
- Battle of Verdun, 1916. [962x694]
- couteau de tranché
- Getting ready to go off to war. August 3rd, 1917
- American history
- Newspaper boys taking a smoke break, taken by Lewis Hine, St. Louis, MO, 1910s. [1199 x 934]
- Child Civil War Soldiers
- A Very Un-Civil War
- The Ostend Doctrine, or practical Democrats carrying out the principle. 1854, US
- Earliest known photograph of baseball being played in California, 1860s. [2766x1581]
- We carry on
- Construction of the NYC Subway, 1901-1905. [760x602]
- Allied Occupation of Germany
- Civil War vet posing with his prosthetic legs (1890)
- French soldiers with a captured German machine gun at Fort Vaux, during the Battle of Verdun, 1916.
- KENTUCKIANS! — We come not as invaders, but as liberators! - Confederate poster printed during invasion of Kentucky, 1862.
- An infantryman from the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division goes out on a one-man sortie while covered by a comrade in the background, near Bra, Belgium, on Christmas Eve, 1944 [1600x1141]
- brew and concoct heartily
- American child laborers, 1910s. [1050x711]
- Airplane news
- Hashima island
- U. S. Grant, his wife Julia, and his sons Frederick and Jesse, posing alongside their guides and porters at the Karnak Temple Complex near the ancient city of Thebes., 1878 [848 × 1000]
- Ajalugu
- - 1900
- Belle Starr
- Red River Valley
- Indian troops on patrol in Northern Sri Lanka (?) during the Sri Lankan Civil War. Indias intervention in the civil war was so unpopular that the then Indian Prime Minister was assassinated because of it [1200 x 803]
- One year before WW1, French calvary still wearing Napoleonic style shining uniforms and armor.
- Eskimo bow hunter stands over his kill, 1924 [1600x1098]
NOT real WW1 dogfight photos. This is not a real WW1 aerial combat photo but a clever fake made in the 1930s. More information here; https://fakehistoryhunter.wordpress.com/2020/01/24/not-real-ww1-dogfight-photos/ - @fakehistoryhunter on Instagram
- US Coast Guard Cutter Spencer Destroys Nazi Submarine U-175, April 17, 1943. 47°53′N 22°04′W
- African-American Civil War Soldiers
- The Lynching of Jesse Washington, a 17-year-old boy from Waco, Texas who was lynched, castrated, and burned by the townspeople for the murder of a woman in 1916
- Achtung, machinengewehr!
- artists lives
- Practice Trenches at American University, Washington, DC - 1917 [600x441]
- j.m. barrie
- WW1 PHOTOS
- The Blight Drones Attack
- 1800s
- American civil war
- WWII: photo of US bomber about to crash after dropping parachute retarded bombs
- County map
- Native Americans / West
- Bass Outlaw
- 4th of July in Wyoming, 1914.
- hmmm
- Aftermath
Holland House Library, London, 1940. When the world is crumbling around you, get dressed properly and choose your books carefully. - @samcrice on Instagram
- Sydney Harbour Bridge
- ww1 Tanks
- Civil War Stuff
- Chimney Sweep
- Monsieur Dreuse - A veteran of Napoleons Army (2nd Light Horse Lancers of the Guard) in his old uniform on the anniversary of Napoleons death. Paris, 1858. [800 x 1018]
- 25 PDR
- BACK IN THE DAYS
- Circus Max Schumann
- Haunted asylums
- Civil War: Soldiers in front of their winter quarters - wooden hut, Pine Cottage, 1864 [1389x1103]
- A man pictured playing Polo in British India. Late 1800s. [962 x 702]
- Photographs
- The young male prostitutes of Paresis Hall, dressed as tradesmen - New York City,1880-90s [1000x769]
- GO WEST!!!
- A priest, in front of a flag, gives mass to a squad of Imperial German soldiers - June 9, 1915
- Atlantic City / Before Casinos
- School Paper Project: A Moon for the Misbegotten
- #TBT Vintage Outdoor Photos
- Creepy French Clowns
- civil war
- These Atrocities: Your Fault! - American collective-guilt poster aimed at Germans, 1945
- 1945, Germany, German SS guards, exhausted from their forced labour clearing the bodies of the dead, are allowed a brief rest by British soldiers but are forced to take it by lying face down in one of the empty mass graves. [736x726]
- Dazed survivors huddle together in the street ten minutes after the atomic bomb was dropped on their city, Hiroshima. August 6, 1945. [540 × 566]
- Human demonstration of the cantilever structure of the Fourth Bridge in Edinburgh, Scotland. Between 1882 and 1904. [1209 X 851]
- (OC) Before and after of a sword maker of Damascus, Syria elaborating a Damascus steel sword at his workshop. Date: circa 1900 [1499 x 811]
- WW1 soldier after the war, 1919
- Free family tree
- [WWII] A U.S Marine Corsair fighter drops napalm on Japanese positions atop Umurbrogol Mountain. Peleliu, October 1944.
- Història
- Amsterdam West ca 1860
- Traditional Archery
Today in Black History: Nat Turner led the largest slave rebellion in U.S. history in Virginia in 1831. Turner, and enslaved man and educated minister, planned to capture the county armory with the help of fellow rebels and then march 30 miles to escape their pursuers. He and his followers killed many slave holding whites during the rebellion, which was put down after the state militia was brought in. Many of Nat Turner’s followers were captured and killed immediately, but he escaped and remained at large for weeks. He was ultimately captured on October 30 (pictured above), convicted, and executed. In the wake of the rebellion, angry white mobs tortured and killed hundreds of African Americans, many of whom had no connection to the rebellion. It also led to a new wave of oppressive legislation prohibiting the assembly, movement, and education of enslaved peoples. 📷: Encyclopedia Britannica #todayinblackhistory #natturner #sallieellisdavishouse - @sallieedavis on Instagram
- A man accused of stealing weapons from the military being executed during the Mexican Revolution 1916 [1051×671]
- Japanese infantry hold a captured Dutch oilfield in the Dutch East Indies, 1942.
- Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
- American Civil War
- A marine moves on to catch up with his unit after he has covered a dead comrade with a poncho cover and marked his position with his bayoneted rifle. Battle of Saipan, 1944.
- 7th calvary
- Aviation / Aerospace
- Canadian Soldiers
- Scourged back by McPherson & Oliver, 1863 [2938x2381]
- Grandpas WW2 photo, Okinawa 1941. Under the sign to the right.
- Three Confederate Prisoners at Gettysburg, July 1863; Very High Resolution; [2961 x 2581]
- Private Japhet Collins, Confederate States Army, 1861 [637 x 750]
- Common Core & Curriculum
- Czech Legionnaires guarding a train in Siberia on a -40C day. By the autumn of 1918, World War I was over and the legionnaires’ distant, beloved Czechoslovakia had been declared an independent nation. [1023 x 728]
- ツ YOUR favourite PHOTOGRAPHY Pins
- Iroquois Seneca man in Union Army Uniform during the Civil War , circa 1863 [631 × 893]
- A civil war camp near Washington DC in 1862 [1050x1049]
- After The Civil War
- GO WEST!!!
This picture was taken in the 1930’s of all the mill workers. We are going to try and recreate this exact picture, a century later, next week! Can anyone guess how many people are in the photograph? @federalmills #geelong #ruralmills #federalmills #federalwoolenmills #australia #australianmills #takeaguess #vintage - @federalmills on Instagram
- Close combat on the eastern front - Russian against German troops, WWI [1200x886]
- .photka
- Eläimiä
- American Indians
- American Indians
- Black and White
- Cornelis Jetses 1873-1955
- Crashed Gloster Meteor on take-off Malta 1956, with my grandpa still inside. [5000 x 3814]
- Wilbur Wright flies over New York Harbor on September 29, 1909 [1493 x 971]
- D Day June 6, 1944 and 29th Division, etc.
- Image from Holocaust in ukraine (in color)
- Deadwood
- Battle of Arnhem
- Adolf Stademann (1824-1895)
- Heres a picture of my grandfathers pilot licence, he graduated on July 20th 1918. He was the 15th person to get a pilots licence in Mexico. Hope you enjoy it.
- Union cavalry escorting Confederate POWs during a prisoner exchange, Coxs Landing, Virginia, c. 1864. [3000x1857]
- 1900s America
- Hurley war
- German army dentist, circa 1917 [1200x776]
- A PIRATES LIFE 4 ME ☠
- My grandfather and his crew just before D-Day, 1944
- A filmmaker filming at the corner of a battlefield at The Somme, during the Great War, in 1916. [4000x3462]
- Verdun
- Aircraft
- Lincoln
- Old Ottoman men smoking hookah and they said that there are many hadiths about it. Trabzon / Around 1910 [619x451]
- A family in a Toronto slum at 18 William Street, 1914 (Colorized)
- BACK in the USSR
- Andrew Chandler and his former slave Silas Chandler, 44th Mississippi Infantry, Confederate States Army. Silas saved Andrews life at the Battle of Chickamauga. Andrew later gave Silas land to build a church for his community.(1860)s [1480 × 832]
- Aircrafts World War One.
- The abolition catastrophe, or the great November smash-up. US, 1864
- 1812 Earthquakes
- South Carolina, Gullah
- Wrecked Italian aircraft in Tripoli, Libya (1943) [1024 x 632]
- Farmhouse Kitchen - Pentax 67 55mm - HP5 on Foma 112
- Sea & sailing ships
- Louis Blériot and his monoplane before Channel crossing (1909) [1416x1054]
- Ottoman soldiers in Galica, World War I [378x258]
- art
- New York during a blizzard in 1914. (2048x1586)
- 102 years ago today, U.S. soldiers of the 28th Infantry Regiment from The Big Red One goes over the top to assault the town of Cantigny, France in Americas first major offensive of World War I. The soldier in the center bottom carries a rifle grenade. (May 28, 1918)
- Achtung, Panzer!
- Lithuanian partisans waiting for a good moment to ambush USSR soldiers during Guerrilla War against communism and repression in 1948. [646x340]
- Egypt civilization
- Navajo
- A man with a Punt Gun, a type of large shotgun used for duck hunting. It could kill over 50 birds at once and was banned in the late 1860s. [1200 X 960]
- Jefferson County, Missouri
WHERE IT ALL STARTED: Heres a photo taken at now-called Chennault in 1940, when the federal government bought the property to build an advanced flying school for single-engine fighter pilots, the Lake Charles Army Flying School.⠀ ⠀ A description accompanying the photo reads: The airport will have six training ships and 350 private ships will use the airport. Erection of the airport buildings, of which there will be seven, six hangars and an administration building, have not yet been started. Harry E. Watson, airport manager at Lake Charles, has been designated as flight contractor in the national defense program.⠀ #ThrowbackThursday #lakecharleshistory #chennault - @chennaultair on Instagram
- First photoshop of Union General US Grant, taken circa 1864.According to researchers at the Library of Congress, the photo above was created from three different negatives. It’s a fake. A Civil War era photoshop.Photo was likely created by a man by the name of Levin Corbin Handy 1896 [989x877]
- @el_quemado_grazing on Instagram
- Memphis belle
- 15th Wisconsin Infantry
- Augusto Ferrer Dalmau
The Louis BIllard Hall was Oceanside’s first bar. Dating back to 1886, it was the saloon of choice for cowboys, land owners, outlaws and sheriffs. It was located at present-day Harney Sushi (Cleveland and Mission). Next door was the office of J. Chauncey Hayes, the real estate agent who sold much of the lots in early Oceanside. - @oceansidehistoricalsociety on Instagram
- California Gold Miners - Daguerreotype, circa 1850 [2932 x 2335]
- Low flying German Fokker E.II 35. Eastern front, WW1, 1915 [800 x 520]
- 1899-1902 The Boer War Christmas mail British troops
- Soviet solders for first time on the frontline (photo from private album) [2622 x 1881]
- Cowboys
- Child Labor
- Farmer shoveling dust from his Kansas farm. 1935. [1000x756]
- Pilot License #1, issued to Theodore Ellyson, the US Navys first aviator, 1914.
- Lincolns deathbed at Petersen House, taken shortly after the Presidents body was removed, April 1865 [700 x 554]
- My great great great grandfather in Kansas City in the 1850s
- British marines pose with a captured gun following the Anglo-Zanzibar War. The War lasted a total of 40 minutes. August 27, 1896 [710 x 493]
- Aftermath of an assault, Crimean War (1855), [980x624]
- Apps-latch-un Mountains
- Photo of a massive British creeping artillery barrage in Méteren, France, during World War 1, August 18, 1918. By John Warwick Brooke.
- American History
- Rembrandt
- Abandoned home among debris, Adams Park, Chicago, 1952
- ABANDONMENT
- ....and they were hanged....
- A Gurkha of 1st Battalion, 7th Gurkhas Rifles mans a 7.62 mm machine gun, Falklands war. (865x684)
- French Trench Raiders, WWI [750x520]
- Tribute to the Dead, Blackfoot - Roland Reed 1912
- 1914: Merry Christmas
- Old West Outlaws
- Statue of Liberty under construction. Tweaked for extra detail.
- Aviation art
- German soldier on the Western Front during Winter, 1917.[1382x2048]
- [October 8, 1919] The Bodensee airship lands in Stockholm, the only landing of a zeppelin in Sweden
- [Foto] Armoede in Drenthe, 1936
- German cavalryman watches plane, 1910s. [971 x 715]
By the late hours of September 2nd, 1885, twenty-eight Chinese American miners lay dead among the smoldering ruins of the Rock Springs, Wyoming Chinatown. Tensions between Chinese and white immigrant miners and the resulting massacre were fueled by local labor groups’ concerted push for a narrative that Chinese miners were taking jobs away from European immigrant laborers. At the time, Union Pacific Coal Mining Company gave the Chinese workers exclusive access to prime mining territories and preference to those that would accept lower wages. For years white miners had been vocal and forceful in their outrage toward the influx of Chinese workers in the United States. Reaching a boiling point, the union miners assaulted the Chinese miner’s settlement, burning seventy-eight houses and shops to the ground, murdering twenty-eight people, and injuring fifteen, throwing some of the wounded into the fires to die. The townsfolk fled for their lives into the hills while all their earthly possessions and businesses burned in the valley below. It was not until a week later that U.S. troops arrived not to condemn those responsible but to safely escort the Chinese miners back to work. President Grover Cleveland asserted that reparations be made to those Chinese whose property was destroyed, and the Union Pacific eventually fired forty-five of the white miners involved in the massacre. However, no legal action was ever taken against the assailants and newspapers showed sympathy toward the white man’s plight of the yellow peril. Every American story needs to be told. Will you help us tell the Chinese American story? Together, we are building a museum not just for Chinese Americans. We’re building a museum for everyone. If you believe that sharing our common history helps to build understanding, acceptance, and unity then consider supporting the new Chinese American Museum in Washington, DC. It’s easy to become part of our family. Contributions at any level help us move our project forward. Support our inaugural build-out and programs while receiving some great benefits too! Let’s build it together! - @camwashdc on Instagram
- Japanese troops tries to pass through a wire entanglement during fighting with German forces in Tsingtao, China (November 1914) [1086 x 644]
- Civil War Battles
- Swiss guides on Canadian Pacific Rd, 1913. [1430x1032]
- Schlacht an der Somme
- USS Indianapolis
- When the horses met the planes. Punitive Expedition, 1915-1916.
- Sikh soldiers posted in France sing their prayers. July 24, 1915. Photo Le Sart [640x492]
- William Avery Demonstrating Gliding at the 1904 Worlds Fair - 1904. [1100x829]
- Depression Era Mother Colorized
- South West African Specialist Unit ( SWA Spes ) Motorcycle Platoon, Namibia, late 1970s-Early 1980s [960x539]
- American Civil War
- Antebellum America
- Star Wars humor
- Antarctica - The Ice
- Cheyenne people
- Dt. Luftwaffe
- Chippewa
- History
- 0. Other
Did you know that some of the earliest stewards of the nation’s national parks were soldiers from segregated black regiments? The national park system came to be after growing concern to preserve the natural landscape, including protecting timber, lakes, wildlife, and the genocidal displacement of native peoples prevailed. However, securing these new parks and vast terrains became a problem. The solution fell to troops stationed at forts and bases located near the parks. In the 1890s, the Buffalo Soldiers, who had fought in the Indian and Spanish American Wars, added park ranger to their titles. and played a critical role in protecting and building the infrastructure of the country’s vast public lands. To provide the much needed security. Approximately 500 Buffalo Soldiers served as Park Rangers at Yosemite, Sequoia and General Grant National Parks, in 1899, 1903 and 1904. Their duties, which were the same as white regiments, included evicting timber thieves, putting out forest fires and building roads and trails. Today we celebrate #blackinnationalparksweek and we commemorate these and other early Park System stewards. #blackinnationalparks #diversity #equity #inclusion #livetheparkslife #history #blackhistory Pictured Below: Buffalo soldiers of the 25th Infantry, some wearing buffalo robes, Ft. Keogh, Montana. Date 1890. Source: Library of Congress - @humboldt_redwoods_state_park on Instagram
- A Confederate soldier, killed on the property of Susan Alsop in May 1864 during the Battle of Spotsylvania. Photo is dated May 20th. [1024 x 875]
- Civil War
- Confederate States of America
- German body armour during World War 1 1914-1918 [600x431]
- Два капитана& МЮЗИКЛ Норд-Ост
- Airship, Zeppelin, Blimp
- David Fambrough building his spider collection
- Aircrafts World War One.
- 18th century woodsman
- The devaststion wrought by the explosion at the Rand Powder Mill at Fairchance near Uniontown, Fayette County, Pennnsylvania, USA; 1905-September-9th; [800×544].
- President Zachary Taylor at the White House, March 1849 [2558×2841]
- cursed_sneak
- Charcoal Grey/Black, with a hint of....
Vous pouvez retrouver dès maintenant sur notre site un article sur l’histoire du Fort de la Justice. L’article est bien plus complet que celui fait il y a plus d’un an sur notre Instagram. Vous pourrez le retrouver sur le site www.urbelfort.com ! N’hésitez surtout pas à nous donner votre avis sur notre article ;) #abandoned #lostplaces #alsace #urbexalsace #urbexvosges #urbexlorraine #urbexfrance #urbexfranchecomte #territoiredulion #urbex #urbex #urbexfranchecomte #abandoned #lostplaces #nature #war #urbexapocalypse #urbexphotography #urbexplaces #urbexnature #urbexalsace #lostfrench #urbanexploration #urbexworld #histoire #history #histoiredefrance #geschichte - @urbel_fort on Instagram
- A group of Yugoslavian partisans digging their own graves after being sentenced to execution for sabotage, Italy, 1944 [604x406] (x-post from /r/WW2Photographs)
- The aftermath of the first fatal aeroplane crash. Arlington, Virginia, USA. 1908 [1503x1150]
- Resting troops from the famous Lost Battalion near Apremont, France (October 28, 1918) [1024×745]
- History of Finland
- CW Artillery
- WW1 PHOTOS
