Each photo in this collection tells a story that might otherwise be forgotten, revealing the humor, warmth, and complexity of the human experience.
History is often told through grand events, but sometimes, a single image can shift our perspective, offering an intimate or unexpected glimpse into the past. This collection of rare and striking photographs that challenge conventional narratives and bring history to life in unique ways.
These images capture moments of cultural exchange, unlikely friendships, and the blending of worlds. One photo showcases a young boy interacting with a group of African tribespeople, emphasizing the universality of curiosity and human connection. Another features the legendary rock band KISS sitting casually on a park bench, chatting with an elderly woman as if they were lifelong friends—reminding us that even icons have ordinary moments.
Each photo in this collection tells a story that might otherwise be forgotten, revealing the humor, warmth, and complexity of the human experience.
1
The Statue of Liberty being completed in Paris in 1884.
2
Two young boys from opposite walks of life share their culture with eachother.
3
A young Inuit girl and her young Husky Pup.
4
A police officer walks through the snow, unaware the kids have a diabolical plan in mind, circa 1959.
5
A boy and his bummed-out dog read a "No Dog Biscuits Today" sign at a shop in London, 1939.
6
A Hawaiian local spear fishes at night with the help of a torch, 1948.
7
Kiss in 1974, having a chat with a woman in Central Park.
8
A nurse shows a Polio patient in a chest respirator, a news story about the Polio Vaccine, 1955.
9
A group of Vietnam Veterans march in protest of the Vietnam war - 1970
10
Soviet Veteran Anatoly Golimbievsky, lost both legs in the second World War, being saluted by four soldiers on Valentines Day, in Leningrad, 1989.
11
The milkman carefully traverses rubble after a German bombing raid in London, 1940.
12
A young boy wearing leg braces due to Polio, helps raise funds for a new Polio Hospital.
13
Bruce Lee showing off his strength doing two fingered, one armed pushups in 70's.
14
Jacqueline Kiplimo ran for roughly 18 miles along side a double-amputee competitor, offering him water through the race. She slowed her pace to match his and ended up placing 2nd, and missing out on the $10,000 price. (2010)
