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This thread is Historical Images, not Historical Autism. Just post Jeannie’s Booba.
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One of Bedlams burial pits found in 2011. At least 100 corpses were buried in it and it is beleived that there are over 7,000 bodies buried in all in similar pits around Crossrail Station in Liverpool.
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Pennsylvanian Cadets
Black Troops near Dutch Gap Canal
New York Seventh Regiment at NYC during Draft Week
Third Arkansas Infantry Regiment
North Carolinan Lieutenant
Andersonville POW Camp, Georgia
Dead soldiers at Gettysburg
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Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow. From the original to it's destruction by the soviets to the new rebuilt one.
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Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, located in Borki, near Kharkov in the Russian Empire (modern-day Kharkiv, Ukraine). Pictured in 1894. It was destroyed during the Second World War.
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World's Columbian Exposition - Chicago 1893. This will blow your mind. The statue is see is built out of pure gold by the way.
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Hartford Circus Fire
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Colored pictures from fun Germany and Japan.
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Polio
And yes iron lungs existed for infants:
and for multiple people:
And one person even "gave birth" in one:
And yes iron lungs existed for infants:
and for multiple people:
And one person even "gave birth" in one:
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Soundgarden from the mid 1990’s
This photo I believe was taken after the success of Rusty Cage.
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Some nsfw pictures of the Selk'nam. They were a very interesting and tragic people. They were nomadic and lived in small but ever so declining numbers. They were genocided by invading ranchers and gold miners. They had a strange semi-monotheistic religion. They domesticated a breed of canines that was more closer related to foxes then to wolves. That animal was called the Fuegian dog and it went extinct along with the last fully blooded Selk'nam. I also remember someone explained how there is a weird degree of separtion between the Selk'nam and H.P. Lovecraft but I don't remember what the finer details of that were.
These masks and body paints where worn on occasions of spirit religious festivities and rite of passage ceremonies.
These masks and body paints where worn on occasions of spirit religious festivities and rite of passage ceremonies.
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That's fascinating. Any clues to finding information on the H.P. Lovecraft connection? That's too interesting to just leave alone and I'm having trouble turning anything up online.
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My Government and Econ. teacher in high school had Polio. he used a wheelchair and his legs were withered. Greatest fucking man to ever teach Social Studies. Started off every class period reading from 3-4 newspapers. At the time, the big Nation/World events were: Bosnia/Serbia, Waco, and the possibility of Clinton.
Favorite story: Curt Cobain. Goddamn, just about every girl in my class acted like this waste of space was like the fucking King of England or something. Every fucking day for over a week (maybe two), he'd open the class with "And in other news, Curt Cobain is STILL DEAD."
