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50 Rare Photos From 100 Years Ago That Show Just How Much The World Has Changed
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100 years from now, space travel might be as common as hopping on a plane. Maybe self-driving cities will be a thing, or AI will be running entire businesses. Who knows, we might even have vacations on Mars! While we can only guess what the future holds a century from now, we don’t have to wonder about what life looked like 100 years ago.
Today, the Bored Panda team scoured the internet to uncover some fascinating photos from 100 to 110 years ago. These snapshots capture moments from a completely different era, giving us a glimpse into the world as it once was. Keep scrolling to see a stunning collection of old photos that might just make you appreciate how much (or how little) has changed!
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My Friend's Great Grandma Posing In Traditional Maori Cloak C. 1920
Moira 8 months ago
Funny that people only say that, and automatically say that when it’s someone who is ethnic
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My Great-Grandmother Was A Stunt Pilot In 1924
FreeDragon 8 months ago
The first photograph ever taken is known as "View From the Window at Le Gras," captured by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce in 1826 or 1827.
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My Great-Grandfather Circa 1920’s
This dapper lad was a Baker who eloped to Australia with a few £ in his pocket and made a life for himself baking bread.
ThatCrazyChick 8 months ago
He's handsome and he can cook? 😍😍😍 Your great-grandmother was one lucky woman.
superfluous 8 months ago
My grandfather worked as a cook but RARELY cooked at home. And when he did cook, it was only the meats (I don't know why).
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Serena Myers 8 months ago
I've still got my granddad's straw boater, it must be about 100 years old by now! straw-boat...841e64.jpg 
Bill Swallow 8 months ago
Got some real Gomez Addams (John Astin) vibes there. In all the best ways.
We’ve all heard the saying “Change is the only constant,” and in today’s fast-moving world, that couldn’t be more true. One day, you have the latest phone, and the next, it’s outdated. A gadget that seemed revolutionary just a few years ago is now collecting dust in a drawer. With new technology, trends, and innovations shaping our lives at lightning speed, it makes you wonder—just how different was life 100 years ago?
To gain firsthand perspective, Bored Panda spoke with Kiran Devi Pincha, a 90-year-old great-grandmother from India who has lived through nearly a century of change. She has seen four generations grow up before her eyes and has experienced more transformations in one lifetime than most of us can imagine. She shared her thoughts on how much the world has evolved.
#4
My Grandparents, About To Embark On A Trip After Their Wedding - Riga, Latvia, 1922
Tuuli Siljamaki 8 months ago
She does. Traditionally it has been more common to wear the ring on the right hand than on the left one.
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A Pretty Girl And Her Cat, 1922
Bill Swallow 8 months ago
Yes. It's a Cat. All cats have seen things. Strange and mysterious things.
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Sarah Bailey 8 months ago
I just love h*e Her shaw, or dress is wrapped around her and her bestie, it makes the shot look so dreamy and magical!
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
She certainly is a pretty girl, but she appears to have some secret knowledge.
#6
My Grandmother And Her Brother In Their Hometown, Langensalza, Thuringia, Germany. C. 1924
She smiles and says, "When I look around today, I can hardly believe how much things have changed. It feels like I’ve lived in two completely different worlds—one where everything was slow and simple, and another where everything moves at the speed of light. Sometimes, I wonder if I was meant to be born in this era instead!"
#7
African American Girl Of The 1920s
barkbark25 8 months ago
Lovely lady. Pretty dress. Back then women sewed their own clothes or had a local seamstress do it and they added accoutrements as they preferred. No one looked the same like they do now with everyone buying the same clothes at Walmart, Target, etc.
#8
My Great Grandpa Wearing His Grandfather's Armor Circa 1920
Bonnie Blue Bird 8 months ago
Would love to know more about his grandfather. Bet he had some stories to tell.
Cammy Mack 8 months ago
I doubt it, it appears that his grandfather was a samurai, not a writer.
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EJN 8 months ago
SAMURAI, yes. If he has a sword at that time, he was indeed samurai.
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My Grandpa In The 1920’s In Hualien, Taiwan
Mr. Karate 8 months ago (edited)
He looks like René Magritte's model for the painting "The Son of Man"... Magritte_T...7af312.jpg 
"Growing up, things were so different," she continues. "We didn’t have fancy gadgets, we didn’t have screens to stare at all day, and we definitely didn’t have food being delivered to our doorstep in 10 minutes. If we wanted something, we had to go out and get it ourselves."
"Families spent more time together because there was no other distraction, no phones, no television, no internet. People lived in the moment, and life had a certain charm to it."
#10
My Grandma’s Maid And My Grandma. 1922, Wales, UK
#11
A Canadian Cree Indian In 1920s
Aspiring Canuck 8 months ago
The Cree have a great musical heritage. Their music is best experienced up close, in person.
luci (he/fae) 8 months ago (edited)
not indian. just use native or indigenous or just. the tribe name. "a canadian cree man", not "a canadian cree indian". native people are only called indians because colonizers thought that the US was india. this isn't even a social justice thing, it's just correcting something that is factually wrong.
Tom Brincefield 8 months ago
It depends on the tribe & the individual. Some prefer First Nations, others prefer indigenous people, native, or even Indian. And if you're going to be that specific, you shouldn't include Canadian, his nation is Cree.
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African American Girl Of The 1920s
ThatCrazyChick 8 months ago
Beautiful lady, gorgeous dress! She looks like was the life of the party.
Richard Graham 8 months ago
Yes! This is probably the best-known photograph of Bessie Smith.
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Rebecca Ferguson 8 months ago
Umm, that's Bessie Smith, quite a well known singer. Great research there Bored Panda.
Speaking about technology, she recalls, "I still remember the first time I saw a car up close. It felt like seeing magic. And now, I see electric cars that drive themselves! When I was young, having a landline phone in the house was a big deal, and computers were something only big offices had. Now, even little children carry smartphones. It’s like living in the future I never imagined!"
#13
My Great Grandfather | New York City, 1920
joann fielding 8 months ago
Judging by what he sitting on, he may have worked as a shoe shiner. Tough work for a kid.
Abdullah Abd Rahman 8 months ago
Even looks like Shirley Temple a bit, without her signature smile ...
#14
My Great Grandma, Probably At Coney Island (Ca. 1920's)
Beau Nonya 8 months ago
? I don't think anyone was really thinking that she was sitting on the real moon lmao
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My Great Grandfather And His Best Friend In 1920. They Met And Fought Together In Wwi, And Their Eldest Children Married Each Other
Mtn Lungta 8 months ago
Really Vee, did you miss the WWI chapter ? not nice exactly
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They look like Indian soldiers serving in the British Army during World War 1 ?
Technology has changed things in ways she never expected. "My great-grandkids post me on social media sometimes, and they tell me that thousands of people see my pictures and videos. I laugh because I don’t understand it at all. In my time, if someone wanted to see you, they had to actually come visit you. Now, they can just send a message or watch a video, and it feels like they’re with you even when they’re not."
#16
My Great Grandmother, Age 20, August 1920. The Gloves. The Coat. The Hat
#17
My Great Great Grandfather, Circa 1920
Father of 12 children, was in his late 70's early 80's in the photo. Worked harvesting flax to mill into fibre to make rope.
Sarah Bailey 8 months ago
Salt of the Earth kinda fella here. Looks like he would have been a great hugger!
#18
My Great-Uncle's Wedding. Egypt - 1923 [1788 X 1319]
EJN 8 months ago
In other countries group photos and even individual photos were such a luxury and prized possession that people took it seriously and did not smile. Even today, in Japan the photos used for work IDs are of people who are serious or at the most smiling very subtly.
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Philippa Davies 8 months ago
In fact, I’ve seen people less somber in funeral photos
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Lee451 Henderson 8 months ago
Then: Dress like Brits. 1985:Walk like sn Egyptian. Now; Dress like Natives
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
I was having trouble with the boy lower right. But once I figured it out, everything is okay.
She also speaks about how much gender equality has evolved. "In my time, women had very limited choices. They were expected to get married, take care of the house, and that was it. Education for girls wasn’t a priority, and working outside the home was rare. We didn’t question it because that was just how things were. But I always wished for more, for myself and for the girls of the future."
#19
My Great Grandmother And My Grandfather 1925 In The French Caribbean
Multa Nocte 8 months ago (edited)
She's quite lovely. Edit: Oops! French Caribbean. Elle est tellement belle.
Malide 8 months ago
It would have been very interesting to hear how this played out, with her being a young teenager presumably as a nanny for him.
#20
Wedding, 1920s
Blue Bunny of Happiness 8 months ago (edited)
Reminds me of photos of my Great Aunts wedding. I was always amazed at the size of the bouquets back then! As a child they reminded me of a massive hanging basket.
Eugenia 🇮🇹🤌 8 months ago
I've read that the habit of using bouquets in marriages dates back to when personal hygiene was limited to one or two baths in a year. The smell of flowers covered the bad body odors. The use to marry in May or June also comes from the fact that people usually bathed for Easter and the body smells were still bearable
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Lee Gilliland 8 months ago
Please note the bridesmaids dresses, which are not identical. They wore the same color but not the same dress.
Lorraine R 8 months ago
Yes! Very few folks in those days could afford a nice dress that would be worn only once. They probably had those dresses made for the wedding, then wore them for other social occasions afterward.
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MAKtheknife 8 months ago
This looks similar to my mother's wedding and she was married in 1936.
Beau Nonya 8 months ago
Have you ever heard of something called a mind filter? usually you learn it around the first grade, but don't worry, plenty of people are late bloomers just like you! Basically it's when you filter out the potty words and mean things from the nice words and comments that you say, so you don't say the things that are rude to say. you should try it sometime
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My Grandfather, Part Of An Amateur Theater-Troupe, In 1924
Stephen Wild 8 months ago
My guess is that he was playing the Artful Dodger in some version of Oliver Twist...
Bill Swallow 8 months ago
Reminds me of Alexis Kanner as Number 48 in the last episode of 'The Prisoner'. "The toe bone connected to the foot bone, the foot bone connected to the heel bone, the heel bone connected to the ankle bone, now hear the word of the Lord..."
"Now, I feel proud when I see women leading businesses, running countries, and chasing their dreams. Women today have so many opportunities, and they’re using them well. My great-granddaughters have big dreams, and they don’t think twice about going after them. It makes me happy to see that the world has changed for them in a way that it never did for me."
#22
My Wife's Grandmother (Center) With Her Sisters, 1925
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
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#23
Woman Member Of The Secret Service, Olive H. Doyle., 1920
Tom Brincefield 8 months ago (edited)
Secret Service was Treasury then, not Justice. Never been part of the Justice Department. But the picture is from the National Archives, despite the being no female Secret Service agents until the 1970s.
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
Doesn't say she was a Secret Service agent, and it doesn't say that was her official car. Perhaps she was using a Department of Justice vehicle.
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Anna Johnson 8 months ago
We don't say "man secret agent", why not just title it "secret agent"?
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
Doesn't say she was a Secret Service agent, just that she was a member of the Secret Service.
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Historyherstory (old guy) 8 months ago
First female officer was sworn in 1970. Great pic again, but accuracy may be lacking. Not to be a buzz k**l.
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
Again, you guys are extrapolating. Taken at face value without assigning your expectations to it, Olive Doyle was a member of the Secret Service. Period.
Load More Replies... General Anaesthesia 8 months ago
So the Treasury Department was spying on the Department of Justice?
#24
Farm In Kurrawaara Sweden 1920s - Drying Meat On The Roof
"Looking back, I feel lucky to have seen the world change in so many ways. Some things are better, some things I miss, but it’s been an amazing journey. The only thing I hope never changes is the love families have for each other. Everything else will keep evolving, but love is something that should always stay the same."
#25
My Great Grandfather Looking Out Over The Lake On His Estate In What Is Now Belarus Sometime Between 1920 And 1930
He eventually became a victim of Stalin's regime. According to my grandmother, he buried a chest full of valuables on this land before the Soviets came. It's never been found.
#26
My Grandparents' Wedding, 100 Years Ago Today
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
I thought surely I was the only one to have that thought. It was the closest people looking up at the camera, right?
Load More Replies... Lorraine R 8 months ago
Clearly a society wedding. Check the social pages of the local news for that date.
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Tim Quinlan 8 months ago
does anyone know why there is a row of chairs behind the first row of chairs on the right?
Ange Marsden 8 months ago
I'm assuming the tables go in a full oval and they rearranged everyone for the photo
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#27
“To A Darned Good Sport - Blanche 1928”
Bill Swallow 8 months ago
... like she would be walking into a cheap hard-boiled detective's office late at night in a noir thriller.
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Bettye McKee 8 months ago
Nowadays we call them filters. Whatever, it makes her look very two dimensional.
Well, one thing is for sure—100 years ago, the world was a completely different place. Hearing stories from someone who has lived through these changes makes us realize how much has transformed in such a short time. Which of these posts made you nostalgic or made you appreciate the present? Let us know!
#28
Fabulous Lady, 1920s
Historyherstory (old guy) 8 months ago
Somebody is up on their old movies! Coming from 52 years around the sun but clueless after the 60's. :)
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#29
Check Out My Great Grandfather Circa 1920- Yesterday Would Have Been His 107th Birthday!
M O'Connell 8 months ago
Note the box-like protrusion on the barrel. This is not a Lewis gun, but a film camera used for testing the aim of aircraft gunners.
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My Grandfather As A Toddler, In About 1922. He Would Later Go On To Fight In The South Pacific In Ww2, Raise A Large Family, And Live Into His Nineties
Gingersnap In Iowa 8 months ago
A boy and his bear and bag of treats. What more could you want?
#31
My Great Grandfather, Battle In 1920. Charlottesville, Va
Brain Teezer 8 months ago
My exact first thought (without "retro"! He looks just like him!
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Jeane Gallo 8 months ago
Looks like he just stepped away from filming the Righteous Gemstones, Season 4, Episode 1!
Scott Riley 8 months ago
I have been scouring the internet and I can find no Battle In 1920. Does anyone else know something about this?
#32
Malamut Indians In Alaska, 1920s
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
Part of it was trying to keep your babies alive through the winter.
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#33
Ottoman Empire: My Great-Great-Grandfather, Died During The Last Pandemic Around 1920. Notice The Yatagan (Daggers) In His Belt
#34
My Second Great Grandparents And My Great Grandmother, Circa 1920 Eastern Europe, Transylvania
Beau Nonya 8 months ago (edited)
I know I already commented this, but that's a hateful slur and it would do you best to stop saying it altogether. why is it so important for you to know that about people who are undoubtedly long dead?
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My Great Grandparents Wedding In 1924. Would Love If Someone Could Remove The Crease In The Middle!
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My Grandmother, Born In Havana, Cuba 1924, Walking Home From Work Circa 1944 In Greensburg Pa
Sunny Day 8 months ago
In the country they only run once ot twice a day. We played on trestles almost daily as kids.
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Bettye McKee 8 months ago
Excellent photo. Railroad tracks were easier walking than going through woods and rough terrain.
#37
Wedding, 1920s
Blue Bunny of Happiness 8 months ago
The hanging basket style bouquet was definitely on trend then!
#38
Sylvia Hammerling - Taken At Mercunda, S.a. - 10 June 1920
#39
My Great-Great-Grandparents With Six Of Their Eight Children At Their Farm In Uppsälje, Sweden Ca 1925
Motivated sloth 8 months ago
I wonder how old this woman was when she had her youngest. Looks like she lived a lot of hard (but no doubt happy) years
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
It's just life. You do what you have to do and don't whine about it.
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Margaret H 8 months ago
I look at this photo and I'm amazed - my father was already 30 in 1925. He served in both world wars and was in his 50s when I was born. It makes you realise what is ancient history to some is personal history to others.
Sally Moen 8 months ago
There's many Swedes that emigrated to Minnesota and Washington state (specifically Skagit County) in those days. Other Nordic countries too. There was more land in America available
#40
Indigenous Woman Pictured In Front Of Wigwam, Between 1923 And 1925
Sally Moen 8 months ago
Isn't a wigwam rounded? I think this is a teepee, from its use of the poles crossing each other
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
Yes, this is a tepee (or tipi). Ingenious style of home building, less permanent than a wigwam.
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Bettye McKee 8 months ago
Small trees were cut down to support the structure.
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#41
Fabulous Lady, 1920s
Sarah Suelzle 8 months ago
She's so lovely -- look at her dimples !! 😊😍 Is it just me or do not as many people have dimples anymore?
JDartz 8 months ago
I teach genetics, dimples are autosomal dominant. They actually are pretty rare. I usually have 100 students in my class, and maybe about 5 students with cheek dimples. Chin butt (like Kirk Douglass) is even rarer than cheek dimples.
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#42
My Twice Great Grandmother (Left) And Her Sister Posing In Front Of Their Brand New Model T. (Michigan 1920)
Graceann Macleod 8 months ago
I love the little teddy bears on the toy rocking chair on the hood.
#43
Champion Butter Fat Test Cow Tulip Of Morden, Queensland Times, 13 August 1926
Margaret H 8 months ago
Absolutely fabulous dual purpose cattle and very placid as house cows!
Load More Replies... Karen Reeves 8 months ago
My grandfather had a small Jersey herd in the 30s-50s and had several of his cows top butterfat producers for several years. Waikato district, New Zealand.
#44
My Great-Grandmother On Her Wedding Day. A Village In Mexico. Circa 1920
JJ 8 months ago
OP wrote: " I believe she was about 15. My great grandfather was probably like 21/22"
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Deeelite 8 months ago
Uhhhhhhh. Not sure this was consensual- what is she like 12 in this pic ?
Mary Tonningsen 8 months ago
12 yrs old was the age of consent in Mexico in 1920. You can google things before making assumptions.
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Grazina Strolia 8 months ago
This looks like she's going to her First Communion on her dad's arm! Not a happy wedding, for sure.
#45
Handwritten Note On The Back Of This Snapshot: "This Is Me & My Flock Of 1921 Turkeys. Just Part Of The Flock." Location Unknown
#46
Afternoon Refreshment, Taken Sometime In 1925
Margaret H 8 months ago
I suspect it was ginger beer - but some recipes were remarkably strong after a week of brewing.
#47
Woman With Fox Cubs At Woodland Park Zoo, Circa 1920s
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
Believe it or not, people who could afford them wore fur coats. And leather shoes.
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Sally Moen 8 months ago
Mink or sable coats were quite common for those who could afford them. Woodland Park Zoo, in north Seattle and just up the hill from Green Lake. Up until the 1960's there were amusement park rides there. Now it's a nicer place, animals have natural habitats, and the only animals you get to touch are in the petting zoo, which is domestic animals like sheep.
#48
Basketball, 1921. My Great Uncle Sitting Down On The Far Left
#49
My Great-Grandfather At The Cawston Ostrich Farm In South Pasadena, California, Ca 1920
#50
Women Riding Camel At Woodland Park Zoo, Circa 1920s
#51
My Great-Great-Grandfather, Grandmother And Their Kids Including My Great Grandfather, In Front Of Their Farmhouse. 1921, Norway
#52
My Great Grandpa Ready To Play Soccer 1925, Germany
#53
Around 1925. Here’s My Dad And Grandmother Looking Like A Scene From An Old Movie
#54
Aboukaia-Driancourt Aboard The Monoplane "Demoiselle Santos-Damout", Taken Circa 1920
Multa Nocte 8 months ago
"The Santos-Dumont Demoiselle is a series of aircraft built in France by the Brazilian aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont."
Bill Swallow 8 months ago
Weird! I'm wondering if that perhaps should not have been 'Santos-Dumont'? Alberto Santos-Dumont was an early aviation pioneer, and his planes looked rather like that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberto_Santos-Dumont
Bill Swallow 8 months ago
Hmmm. Could be. According to Wikipedia, "Dissatisfied with numbers 15 to 18, he made a new series, smaller in size and more refined, like the Demoiselle, that was capable of reaching up to 90 kilometres per hour.[32][53]: 9 [BQ] It was first tested in November 1907, returning on an abandoned idea from 1905, but soon realised that it "... had serious structural problems" according to Henrique Lins de Barros.[33]: 43 However, on November 17, 1907, he competed for the Deutsch-Archdeacon award, crossing 200 meters at a height of 6 meters, but abandoning before the required 1000 meters due to a breakdown in the aircraft.[43]: 82 " Demoiselle...4ba080.jpg 
#55
Reading In A Deck Chair, Taken Circa 1920
#56
My Great-Grandmother's High School Basketball Team In Maryland, 1923
#57
My Grandfather Surfing In Hawaii, 1923
#59
Traffic On Victoria Bridge, Brisbane, Qld - Circa 1920
This was the second Victoria Bridge to be built on this spot. It entered into service in 1897 and was demolished in 1969 when a third (and current) Victoria Bridge was built. Since 24 January 2021, the bridge has been closed to general traffic and now carries buses, pedestrians and cyclists only.
Antablack 8 months ago (edited)
Isn’t that the bridge Barry Gibb says gave him the beat for Jive Talkin?
Gingersnap In Iowa 8 months ago
The bridge you're thinking of is in Miami, Florida. They'd drive over it to the studio every day.
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#60
My Grandma, New Jersey, 1921(?)
Lorraine R 8 months ago
It's amazing how the cloche-style hat influenced women's and girls' headwear throughout almost all of the 1920s -- not just everyday hats, but also swimwear, kerchief and scarf styles, bridal veils and even the headbands worn by the girls' basketball team shown above (#55). The term 'iconic' has become a cliche, but it definitely applies in this case.
#61
Travel Radio With Antenna. Photo Circa 1925
#62
Ontario Avenue After Snowstorm, Montreal, Quebec, Ca. 1900–1925
#63
Though Accounts Vary, John Smith Claimed That He Was Born As Early As 1784
His original names translate to things like “Sloughing Flesh” and “Wrinkle Meat.”
Multa Nocte 8 months ago (edited)
Funny - that's what I call my husband when he's being particularly cute.
Lorraine R 8 months ago
No, he probably spent a lot of time in the sun and wind. I don't doubt that he was at least 90-100 in this photo, maybe more. Remember, a person's nose and ears continue growing throughout their lifetime.
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#64
Fabulous Lady, 1920s
#65
Wedding, 1920s
#66
Bergen Aan Zee Strand Vermaak. In The Distance, The Hotel ''nassau Bergen'' Is Visible, 1920
#67
Woodland Park Zoo Director Gus Knudson With Monkey, Circa 1920
#68
This Is My Grandfather, A Small Town Dentist In Nebraska In The 1920's. There's A Gas Light On The Wall And He's Operating A Pedal-Driven Drill With His Foot. When The Great Depression Hit People Could No Longer Afford A Dentist So He Became The Town Postmaster, But Everyone Still Called Him "Doc"
#69
This Is My Great Great Grandfather Sterling Doyle In Waldport, Oregon Holding Two Chinook Salmon (1921)
#70
My Wife's Great-Grandfather & Grandmother, Butte Co. Ca, 1921
#71
1920 National Sextet Phaeton
#72
Lady Musgrave Hospital In Maryborough, Qld - Circa 1920
This was in John Street and was demolished in 1928.
#73
My Grandpa And His Team Of Horses 1920's
#75
Four Boys Riding Donkey At Woodland Park Zoo, Circa 1920s
#76
This Hood County, Oregon Farm Family Is Listening To The Radio On July 20, 1925
#77
Wolves Trained To Pull A Sleigh, Montreal, Quebec, 1925
Peter Bear 8 months ago
Not really, most other sled dog breeds aren't very far removed from wolves.
Load More Replies... Bill Swallow 8 months ago
Get a reindeer running out in front, and you'll go for miles and miles and miles...
#78
1920s Street Fashion
#79
My Grandfather- 1920’s
#80
My Grandpa (Fourth From The Left) At School In Rural Iowa Circa 1920
Gingersnap In Iowa 8 months ago
My Dad (79) attended one room school house until he went to highschool.
#85
Opening Of The New Railway Station, Pune, 27 July, 1925
#87
British-American Gas Station, Queen Street West, Near York Street, Ca. 1920
#90
My Great Uncle’s Gentlemen’s Club Photo Circa 1920
#91
Floods In Goodiwindi, Qld - Possibly 1920
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
I'm pretty sure Goodiwindi was one of the places with severe flooding after ex-tropical cyclone Alfred last week.
#92
My Great Grandparents And Grandfather After Arriving In Moose Jaw Ca From Ua. Circa 1924
#93
Daimler Bus Circa 1920 On The Sunderland To Chester-Le-Street Service
#94
: A View Of Water Street Elswick Newcastle Upon Tyne Taken C.1920
#95
The Photograph Shows A Typical Street Scene In The Swirle During The 1920's
#96
Boys In Alkmaar, 1920
#100
My Grandparents On Their Honeymoon, 1925
#101
Uss Delong (Dd129) Beached In 1921 At Halfmoon Bay South Of California
#102
My 4th Great-Grandmother Lydia Canzada Taylor Green, Circa 1925
She would’ve been living near the Kansas/Oklahoma border at this time- the 1930 census shows her living in Coffeyville, KS and she died in Webb City, OK in 1932.
#103
The Pier In Acapulco 1920
#104
Uss O-13 (Ss-74) & O-14 (Ss-75) In Panama Canal, Either 1920 Or 1923 On Their Way Back To The Atlantic
#105
Floyd Collins With My 2nd Great-Grandfather About 1923 At Mammoth Cave
Ross Shaw 8 months ago
Floyd Collins' story is a sad one: https://www.nps.gov/articles/000/tragedy-at-sand-cave.htm
Caroline Nagel 8 months ago
I couldn't read past the bit where his foot got stuck. I was getting claustrophobic.
Load More Replies... Richard Graham 8 months ago
A pioneering, and extremely important, Country-Western singer Vernon Dalhardt, recorded a song about Floyd Collins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8qoR1s4434
#106
Boylston Street, Near Hereford Street, Circa 1900-1920
#107
Old Bage, Taken Sometime In 1920
Serena Myers 8 months ago
There's a village in Herefordshire, UK, called The Bage, but I have no idea if it's the same place'
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Annik Perrot 8 months ago (edited)
Lovely pics, most of which I'd never seen before on BP. Kind of à record.
Pyla 8 months ago
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Nora 8 months ago
I wonder what the internet will think of our photos 100 years from now. I bet they all think we're trashy, with revealing clothes, too much makeup, catepillar lashes and fillers and sh!t. Glad i won't be around.
Mike F 8 months ago
People will probably wonder why so many people took photos with their tongue sticking out.
Load More Replies... Cammy Mack 8 months ago
Kind of a waste going through all of them when it's just "so handsome! So beautiful!" for the comments over and over again. Yes, we all know.
Kyra Noelle 8 months ago
I would rather go to the future; I can visit the past in books/film/photos.
Annik Perrot 8 months ago (edited)
Lovely pics, most of which I'd never seen before on BP. Kind of à record.
Pyla 8 months ago
I think the advertising is so invasive it’s impossible to read. Fire your webmaster
Jesse 8 months ago
Desktop + adblock works like a charm. I don't have any ads.
Load More Replies... Nora 8 months ago
I wonder what the internet will think of our photos 100 years from now. I bet they all think we're trashy, with revealing clothes, too much makeup, catepillar lashes and fillers and sh!t. Glad i won't be around.
Mike F 8 months ago
People will probably wonder why so many people took photos with their tongue sticking out.
Load More Replies... Cammy Mack 8 months ago
Kind of a waste going through all of them when it's just "so handsome! So beautiful!" for the comments over and over again. Yes, we all know.
Kyra Noelle 8 months ago
I would rather go to the future; I can visit the past in books/film/photos.
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