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The Story Of The O’Halloran Sisters, Who Fought Off Officers Attempting To Evict Their Family During The Irish Land War In 1887
On June 10, 1887, a widely publicised eviction happened near Bodyke in east Clare. This farm belonged to John O’Halloran. It wasn’t
The Story Of Isaac And Rosa, New Orleans’ Emancipated Slave Children In 1863
The picture above shows eight years old Isaac and six years old Rosa with arms linked and looking into the camera. These
Will And William West: The Identical Inmates Who Demonstrated The Need For Fingerprinting, 1903
William West, an African American, entered the prison at Leavenworth in the United States on May 1, 1903. He went through the
The Heartbreaking Story Of Child Workers Of Maine’s Sardine Canneries, 1911
In 1908, the American Child Protection Council hired Lewis Hine, a photographer, to document and investigate the conditions and look into the
Vintage Pictures Of History’s First Female Aviators, 1900-1930
After the invention of the first flight, Women Aviators gradually became involved with airspace. Women in Germany, America and Italy were licensed
The Early Diving Suits In Uncommon Pictures: 1900-1935
With the primary purpose of Diving Suits being to aid in rescue missions when most ships carrying lots of treasures sank due
Nobuo Fujita: The Story Of The Only Japanese Pilot To Bomb Mainland America, 1942
In early September 1942, Nobuo Fujita, a 31-year-old warrant flight officer, was ordered to carry out a bombing mission over the forests
Haunting Photos Capture The Life Inside The Squalid New York’s Tenements, 1885-1900
The rise in the birth rate gave a big push to population growth. New York’s population growth in the mid-1800s led to
Mine Worker x-Rayed For A Diamond Check, 1954
As a result of how expensive and how often mine workers attempt smuggling Diamonds out of the mines, South African workers are
Pictures Of Victorian Women Who Never Cut Their Hair, 1860-1900
During the reign of Queen Victoria, a woman’s hair was considered an essential part of her identity. It set her aside and
The “Falling Cat” Phenomenon That Helped NASA Prepare Astronauts For Zero Gravity, 1969
It is widespread knowledge that when a cat falls upside down, it can turn its body mid-air, so It lands on its
The German Invasion Of Western Europe And The Fall Of France, May 1940
For a long time, Germany had a history of tension with France and the Nazi was open about their hatred for the
Robert Wadlow, The Tallest Man Ever In Recorded Human History, 1936
Robert Pershing Wadlow holds the record for being the tallest man in the world. However, this 8 feet, 11 inches tall “gentle
Haunting Photographs Of The Hell Of Brazil’s Serra Pelada Mines In The 1980s
In January 1979, a child swimming found a 6-gram mass of gold at the river bank. Genésio Ferreira da Silva who owned
The Hindenburg Tragedy, May 6, 1937
On May 6, 1937, the airship Hindenburg, the largest dirigible ever built and a source of pride to Nazi Germany, exploded into
The Fantastic Traditional Rwandan Hairstyle Of Amasunzu, 1920-1930
Amasunzu is a traditionally Rwandan hairstyle worn by men and by single women to suggest to potential suitors that they were single
