Basketball in 1921.
Canadian Pacific Railway and System’s Ogden Shops (Calgary, Alberta), lifting M class Consolidation 2-8-0 locomotive, February 24th 1913
The 28 installation disks of Windows 95, released in 1995. Each 3.5-inch disk held only 1.44 MB, so the complete OS totaled roughly 40 MB.
“A Woman’s Mind magnified and A Man’s Mind magnified” Wood prints by Mary Evans Picture Library, 1905
“The World’s Fair Load”, Michigan. 1893
Wheel of Fortune Prize of 1987: 45-in RCA Big Screen Television ($3,300)
The 1912 Stockholm Olympics marked the first time women were allowed to compete in swimming and diving events.
Inside a Pullman train car, late 19th century.
A lady feeding a homeless cat in Paris during WWII, 1940s.
A Boom Box from 1982.
“Sunday afternoon at a country store, Gordonton, North Carolina, 1939″, taken by Dorothea Lange.
Street Doctor, London, 1877
Fashionable Ladies 1908 UK
The Noonans, a family of 15 living in Lawrence, Massachusetts in the 1920s.
Group of female students at a dorm, Michigan, 1890s
An interracial couple walking hand in hand through Midtown Manhattan in the 1960s
Young father holding his daughter at the Michigan state fair, 1973
Group of teens at a little get together, circa 1950s.
1948 – 4th Grade, Walnut Grove School (Iowa)
In 1954, designer Robert Stern introduced the Lovers Cigarette Holder, a glass smoking device that enabled 2 people to share a single cigarette simultaneously.
Evolution of Women’s Swimwear 1875-1927
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