28 Historical Photos Brought To Life With a Touch of Color
See history live you've never seen it before, in high definition and colorized. Black and white photos don't always convey the real essence of history. They leave out the colors and dyes of people's clothing. They wash together the wrinkles on people's faces. And they just don't quite 'pop' like colorized photos do. So see history in the way it was, with this fascinating collection of pictures from way back when.
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New York, Dock Stevedore At The Fulton Fish Market Holding Giant Lobster Claws,1943 May-June.
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Portrait Of John Smith, Also Known As The White Wolf, Elderly Native American Chippewa Of Cass Lake, Minnesota, In Traditional Dress, 1914. (Probably Born Between 1822 And 1826, Although Presumably As Early As 1784; Died In February 6, 1922)
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A Funny Photograph Of The First World War, German Soldier In The Snow With Only A Helmet, Boots And A Tank Top With A Cat On His Head. 1916.
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The O’halloran Sisters — Armed With Poles And Boiling Water, They Fended Off The Officers Evicting Their Family During The Irish Land War, In The Year 1887
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Two American Soldiers Proudly Show Off Their Personalized "Easter Eggs" (155mm Artillery Shells) Made Especially For Adolf Hitler, 1945
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The Monumental Love Story Of Richard And Mildred Loving LED To The Historic Supreme Court Case Sweeping Away The Latest Segregation Laws In America.
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Samson Beaver, His Wife Leah, And Their Daughter Frances Louise, In Canada In The Year 1907
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“The Blanket Weaver” - A Navajo Woman Weaving Under A Cottonwood Tree In Canyon De Chelly, Arizona. Photographed By Edward S. Curtis In Ca. 1905
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Joseph Stalin, Franklin D. Roosevelt And Winston Churchill, During The First 'Big Three' Conference, November 1943
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Hakone, Japan, A Tree-Lined Avenue Ending In A Flight Of Stairs To A Temple, Photographed By Felice Beato In Ca. 1868
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Phone In The Trench, 1915, Ww1, 4th Battery Of The 10th Artillery Brigade Of The Western Front, Imperial Russian Army
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During The First World War, Ernest Hemingway Volunteered To Serve In Italy As An Ambulance Driver With The American Red Cross.
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