Margaret Hamilton And The Handwritten Navigation Software She And Her Mit Team Produced For The Apollo Project, 1969

September 3, 1967: The Day Sweden Switched From Driving On The Left To The Right Side Of The Road

In 1969, When Black Americans Were Still Prevented From Swimming Alongside Whites, Mr. Rogers Decided To Invite Officer Clemmons To Join Him And Cool His Feet In A Pool, Breaking A Well-Known Color Barrier

Soldiers Returning Home From WWII, 1945

Statue Of David By Michelangelo, Encased In Bricks To Prevent Damage From Bombs, During World War 2

A German Soldier Returns Home Only To Find His Family No Longer There. Frankfurt, 1946

Young Queen Elizabeth As A Mechanic During WW2 (C. 1939)

Eniac: The First General-Purpose Digital Computer (C. 1947-1955)

Workers Painting The Eiffel Tower, 1924

Nuclear Explosion Less Than One Millisecond After Detonation (1952)

Anne Frank’s Father Otto, Revisiting The Attic Where They Hid From The Nazis. He Was The Only Surviving Family Member (1960)

Jewish Prisoners After Being Liberated From A Death Train, 1945

Inside Of An Airplane In 1930

Louis Armstrong Playing For His Wife, Egypt, 1961

Freddie Mercury With His Mother, 1947

Allied Soldiers Mock Hitler Atop His Balcony At The Reich Chancellery, 1945

A Hired Reader Reads To Cigar Makers Hard At Work In Cuban Cigar Factory (Ca. 1900-1910). Because Many Cigar Factory Employees Were Illiterate Lectors Were Hired To Read Novels, Poetry, Nonfiction Works, And Newspapers Determined By Consensus

May 20, 1910: The Nine Kings Of Europe Photographed Together For The First And Only Time

The First Successful Flight By The Wright Brothers At Kitty Hawk, NC (1903)

Into The Jaws Of Death, 6th Of June, 1944

"Human Fly" George Willig Scales The Exterior Of The World Trade Center's South Tower In 1977. Completing The Climb In 3.5 Hours, He Was Arrested At The Top After Signing Several Autographs, And Was Fined $1.10 By The City - A Penny For Each Floor He Passed

Members Of Dutch Resistance Celebrate The News Of Adolf Hitler's Death, April 1945

A Man Arrested For Cross-Dressing Emerging From A Police Van, New York, 1939

Young Angela Merkel Having A Schnaps With Fishermen On The Island Of Rügen During Her First Mp Campain In Summer 1990

An American Soldier Cradles A Wounded Japanese Boy And Shelters Him From The Rain In The Cockpit Of An Airplane During The Battle Of Saipan While Waiting To Transport The Youngster To A Field Hospital. July, 1944

Charles Thompson Greets His New Classmates At Public School No. 27 In September 1954, Less Than Four Months After The Supreme Court Ruled That Racial Segregation Was Unconstitutional. Charles Was The Only African-American Child In The School. Photo By Richard Stacks For The Baltimore Sun

Albert Einstein, His Secretary Helen (Left), And Daughter Margaret (Right) Becoming U.S. Citizens To Avoid Returning To Nazi Germany, 1940

The Apollo 14 Landing Capsule (1971)

A Serbian Soldier Sleeps With His Father Who Came To Visit Him On The Front Line Near Belgrade, 1914/1915

Mobsters Hide Their Faces At Al Capone's Trial 1931