40 Historic Photos That Will Change How You View the Past.

That 'fattest man in Europe' is a midget by modern standards, lol.

I wouldn’t mind having more time to take in every picture.

Funny lots of things things never changed, the Torrey Pines beach in San Diego is exactly the same.

My fav: Merlyn Monroe of course.

By the way--Quentin Roosevelt was a US Air Service fighter pilot shot down by the Germans in WWI---sorrow over his death hastened the death of his father President Theodore Roosevelt

As I've stated before the only good thing about aging is that I can still learn something new everyday. Such as, Teddy Roosevelt having a son that died in WWI, giving me a new found respect for the man. I was under the impression that NO president EVER allowed their sons to go to war 😮

He was looking at her legs. She was hot.😅

Fake. The "silicon tree" is a still from an AI generated video using the MidJourney tool.

Thank for these truly memorable pictures. Well done. 👌

Nice pics from a time when things were simple and people were natural.

You shouldn't put in a photograph to advertise the episode that isn't in it. It's a cheap come on trick.

Este fundo musical nos leva ao passado ,mas é muito nostálgico .

That isn’t Woodstock

Great photos, but did not change my viewing of the past.

"40 Historic Photos That Will Change How You View the Past". Don't have the arrogance to tell people how they will change!

Very interesting, thank you

I appreciate the photos! Amazing. I sadly could not give a thumbs up because the lead picture is misleading and this work is of historical significance. Thank you though for your efforts and some amazing photos.

I remember the Helm’s bakery truck . My Grandmother would get bread, pineapple coffee cake and we got glazed doughnut. The best!👍👍👍

Silicon tree ?do you mean sequoia?

The fattest man in Europe would be the third fattest man in any Walmart today!

Did people of color exist in the past?

Olden days are golden days.. I was thrilled to see the photograph across Berlin barbed wires...

I view the past the same way after watching it... all fake and made up. Half your pictures are from Hollywood.

Skiing behind a pickup. 👍

Time in the bottle

Lovely Photos from the past. I like it.

very valuable documentary

Photos that can only be described as "throat-lumping"! And the background music! Well chosen, nostalgic, befitting our world before the loss of its innocence. Hope fully, this gets the exposure and approval which it deserves

Excelentes fotografías muy nostálgicas de tiempos que ya se fueron y nunca volverán, saludos y gracias de nuevo

The title feels like Clickbait. I would expect something at least reasonably strong from the first photo if these are going to change the way I view the past.

I would like to contribute photos from 1930s

Loved all the vintage vehicles showcased in most pictures...& Oh Lady, why did you decide to take the baby out in that snow...Wishing each of you a Great time of Advent folks...Stay blessed...

Damals haben Männer ihre tierischen Instinkte nicht versteckt, Frauen waren Freiwild für sie. Gottseidank , die Zeiten haben sich geändert.

The 3rd photo of the the Bride, all the bridesmaids are dressed like the Birde?. Same as wedding dress😮?

Mega-nostalgic!

Amazing photos

Excellent Photography and nice colletion. Thanks.

I was waiting for the picture of the woman, where the. Man Was. Staring at her, I don't believe I wasted my time shame, shame😢

good photos

The captions and information written is disappearing within no time and till we try to read the photo is disappearing .cannot watch properly.

The damn "60s", if not for the 60s we would still live in the land of milk and honey.

The fattest man in England is almost as big as his car!!

SILICON TREE?? WHAT??

Do credit the 1933 pic advertising King Kong shows Joel McCrea with the vendor. Also, the pic of fans enjoying the Woodstock Festival? That festival took place on a farm, not in the middle of a busy street. Some interesting photos, particularly the one of Michael Caine sweeping Natalie Wood off her feet; I had never seen that photo before but my perception of the past remains intact

Damn Brother...