32 Rare and Intriguing Photos Everybody Should See
Interesting stuff from back in time.
Published 1 year ago in Feels
We can all agree that Napoleon once said, "History is a set of lies agreed upon." It's a historical fact. One of those historical facts that everybody seems to know. But history is littered with all sorts of smaller moments, of the in-between people and places that get brushed aside by the broad strokes of history. Down below are 40 rare historical photographs that too few people ever see, courtesy of the History Photographed Instagram account.
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"In 1912, Jim Thorpe, A Native American, Had His Running Shoes Stolen On The Morning Of His Olympic Track And Field Events" "He found this mismatched pair of shoes in the garbage and ran in them to win two Olympic gold medals that day. He was also the first Native American to win a gold medal for the United States."22
"A Knocker-Upper Was Someone Whose Purpose Was To Wake People Up During A Time When Alarm Clocks Were Expensive And Not Very Reliable. They Earned About Six Pence A Week Using A Pea Shooter To Shoot Dried Peas At The Windows Of Sleeping Workers In East London, 1930s. She Would Not Leave A Window Until She Was Sure That The Workers Had Woken Up"29
"Behind-The-Scenes Photos From Titanic, 1997" "“We were kind of the two goofy kids on the set,” Kate Winslet told Rolling Stone in 1998. “Y’know, working with Leonardo DiCaprio — he’s a bit gorgeous, and I was worried that I was going to be bowled over by him, or that he was going to find me all stuffy and Shakespearean and English. But the second we met, we just completely clicked.” Leonardo DiCaprio said, “She was my best friend for seven months. We’d unload the stresses of the shoot to each other, vent to each other, watch out for each other....We were partners.”"