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45 Historic Pics And Artefacts That Might Make You See Things In A New Light
In a world that's constantly moving forward, there's something undeniably mesmerizing about taking a step back in time, if only for a moment. It's like peering through a portal into the annals of history, where sepia-toned memories and black-and-white narratives come to life. And where do you find this enchanting time machine, you ask? Look no further than the X page, "World Of History”.
With a following that has surged beyond 603 thousand history enthusiasts, this digital curator of the past is your passport to an older era. Created in 2022, it's a relatively recent addition to the digital realm, but it's made a mark with its daily doses of historical photos and videos.
So, buckle up (or put on your virtual time-traveling goggles) as we explore these captivating photos. Keep reading to discover an exclusive interview with Laura Aitken-Burt, a historian and archaeologist based in London. She shares her insights on the significance of learning history, how it deepens our understanding of the past, present, and future, and much more!
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Raymond Core 1 year ago
In 1982, I was a programmer helping Dixie Brewery in New Orleans transition from a 1954 keypunch machine to a second-hand 1978 'mini' computer the size of a Coke machine that had to be manually booted each day. When management was informed they would have to spend $5,000 each for three 10 MB removeable hard drive platters and $25,000 for the console hard drive reader/writer, my employer said they were shocked; so was I. $5,000 was worth a lot more then than today. That $5,000 would be $16,300 today.
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Raymond Core 1 year ago
The more efficient, longer range, gasoline-powered cars put them out of busines. If only they had government subsidies back then.
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Raymond Core 1 year ago
My dad had the Cutlass Supreme which looks similar and was had 5.4 l. V-8 and 0+60 under 7 seconds. I was in high school but he wouldn't let me borrow it. I had to borrow my mom's AMC station wagon.
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Andrew Cowles 1 year ago
I think that Russia date needs changing. It seems a lot of prisoners die mysteriously.
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