46 Amazing Random Historical Photos You Must See!

Amazing Random Historical Photos You Must See!
These photographs all tell stories about the historical figures or events that they represent. Once taken simply to document their present, they now help us witness the past. From historical landmarks and famous people to the basic daily routines of the past, these pictures portray the past in a way that we can empathize with and understand more intimately.
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[@tommcglone2867]

5:13
My Great Granfather is the officer on the right. He passed away in 2007 at the age of 110. He was believed to be the last surviving veteran of the Easter Rising

[@johnsmith5726]

God bless him, and may his united Ireland dream come true soon.

[@4tech-n9j]

cool!

[@charlesmadison1384]

In photos of a precarious situation, such as the antenna installation scene on top the WTC, you have to think,
"Dayum, the photographer is up there with the installers.
Where is she/he standing/hanging on for dear life?"

[@richardtalley821]

Girl on the steps with his toy boat- what wrong with this picture

[@muffassa6739]

The photos were great and some were intense but the picture of the child with the boat is kind of funny or what

[@kenyule6928]

This channel would be better if you spent more time figuring out the descriptions. At 1:43 you describe " Girl" with "His" toy boats. At 2:27 the scene of Victorian women with their "guitars" (plural) there is only one guitar. At 3:15 you describe four little girls sewing as "child labor", but that pic was more likely a group of girls sewing a project at home (as was quite common in those days. There's no industrial machinery or settings in this pic. It seems like a poor assumption, rather than an accurate description. Maybe I'm being picky, but accuracy is important when it comes to history. Otherwise, a great channel. But seriously. A little better research and descriptions can only help.

[@johnsmith5726]

I particularly liked the Chinese new year celebrations, just two women walking down the street.

[@L1V2P9]

How about the "Peru marketplace?" Where is it?

[@robertward8130]

How about the largest cigar smoking woman?

[@shedjammer87]

She's showing off her talent.

[@chrislj2890]

1:42 Apparently they had gender identity issues back in 1900 just like today.