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Photos of The Sensational Cincinnati Old Main Library Before It Was Torn Down In 1955

The Cincinnati Old Main Library, aka "Old Main", was once one of Cincinnati, Ohio's ...

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Revolucionario: Agustín Víctor Casasol’s Brilliant Photojournalism

A native of Mexico City, Agustín Víctor Casasola showed Mexicans their country ...

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An Album Of Lush Early 20th Century Autochromes

Auguste and Louis Lumière presented their autochrome invention to the French Academy of Sciences ...

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Anita Rée: The Lutheran Jewish Artist Deemed ‘Degenerate’ by the Nazis

At the very moment Rée began to express herself, she was outed as a Jew and her worked denounced as "degenerate" by the Nazis ...

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A Walk in the Black Forest: Autochromes from Early 1900’s Germany

A look at Germany's dense and magical forest more than 100 years ago ...

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Photos From The 1911 Expedition To Antarctica

Frank Hurley's pictures of a daring expedition ...

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“El Tigre del Sur” – Photos and Pictures of Mexican Revolutionary Emiliano Zapata

"I'd prefer to die standing, than to live always on my knees" ...

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Outstanding Color Autochromes from Pre-Revolutionary Russia

These outstanding autochromes of pre-Revolutionary Russia were taken by Peter Ivanovich Vedenisov (1866-1937) ...

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Harrods for Everything: The 1912 Catalogue For All Things For All People, Everywhere

Over 100 years ago the London department store was the Amazon of its day ...

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They See Us: John Alinder’s Portraits of People of Sweden From 100 Years Ago

As if their gaze can travel the hundred years or so that lie between their time and ours. As if they were saying, “You are alive now, but we were once alive” ...

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Guy-Pierre Fauconnet’s Brilliant Masks For Early 20th Century Paris Theatre

Guy-Pierre Fauconnet collaborated with the poet Jean Cocteau and made make-believe a way of life ...

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My Father, My Dad, My Friend – Vintage Photos To Celebrate Father’s Day

In appreciation of dad, Robert E. Jackson selects a gallery of snapshots ...

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