History In Pictures Dump 5

Debbie Harry, 1978. Photograph by Chris Stein.

Debbie Harry, 1978. Photograph by Chris Stein.

Freud & Jung relaxing with friends at a Turkish sauna during a psychoanalysts' retreat , circa 1907.

Freud & Jung relaxing with friends at a Turkish sauna during a psychoanalysts' retreat , circa 1907.
Edit: Apparently, this is fake/photoshopped. My apologies for the faux pas! This is the original: http://i.imgur.com/UKYwGSq.jpg
...and here's a funnier ps: "Freud and Jung's Ill-Fated Arctic Expedition" http://i.imgur.com/IYNRVNE.jpg

3-year-old Betty Bench having tea with her dolls and a lion cub named Nubia in Los Angeles, CA.

John Lennon outside Liverpool College of Art with wife-to-be Cynthia, and their friends Jon Hague and Tony Carricker, 1960.

'Miss Correct Posture' Ruth Williams stands next to her X-ray and trophy, Chicago, Illinois, 1955.

Hippies sit on the porch of an old farm house which they occupied in Meadville, PA, 1968.

Eva Braun exercising in her bathing suit at Konigssee, Berchtesgaden, Germany, 1942.

Eva Braun exercising in her bathing suit at Konigssee, Berchtesgaden, Germany, 1942. She liked to go swimming at the lake, which is only 4 miles from Adolf Hitler's Berghof, where she lived with the Nazi dictator.

Audrey Hepburn, circa 1955.

Audrey Hepburn, circa 1955.

Bruce Lee, 1964.

Randy, Janet and Michael Jackson, the youngest members of the Jackson family, at their Los Angeles home, 1972.

A giant snowman, Muir Glacier, Alaska, 1902. Photograph by Clarence L. Andrews, via University of Oregon Libraries.

Princess Diana dancing with John Travolta at a White House dinner, November, 1985.

Rowan Atkinson, late 1970s.

Well protected from the cold, penguins...ahem, twin toddlers walking on a Russian street, 1968.

Chuck Berry does the splits as he plays his Gibson hollowbody, circa 1968.

Private T. P. Loughlin of the 69th Infantry saying goodbye to his family, WWI, circa 1917-1918 (sometime after April 6, 1917, when the United States declared war)

The world’s biggest horse, Brooklyn Supreme, standing 78 inches tall and weighing in at 3,200 pounds.

A U.S. soldier shares his binoculars with three girls after the liberation of Normandy, WWII, 1944.

Dinner at the drive-in movie theater, 1952. (anyone else thinking "wow, lady...a burger AND a sandwich"?)

Jackie Chan, 1979.

Jackie Kennedy watching her husband debate Richard Nixon, 1960. Photograph by Paul Schutzer.

Brigitte Bardot running barefoot on the sands at Cannes, 1956.

Soccer team of British soldiers with gas masks, World War I, somewhere in Northern France, 1916.

Michael Caine, 1964. Photograph by Brian Duffy.

West and East German officers stand off, after a young woman makes it across the line that divides the country. circa 1955

Moving a 7,600 ton apartment building to create a boulevard in Alba Iulia, Romania, 1987.

A little girl holding a penguin's flipper as they walk together at London Zoo, 1937.

Human Statue of Liberty formed by US soldiers en route to Europe in the final stages of WWI, 1918.

Senator John F. Kennedy and then fiancée Jacqueline Bouvier on vacation in Hyannis Port, MA, 1953.

Anne Frank and her sister Margot on a beach in Zandvoort, 1940.

A living Statue of Liberty, Ruth Malcolmson. at a parade in Philadelphia, 1926.

A huge Doll House belonging to Queen Mary, wife of King George V, is packed up and despatched to Windsor, 1923.

A Paris express train after it crashed through the Gare Montparnasse station wall, Paris, 1895.

Jessica Lange, during the filming of King Kong, 1976. Photograph by Douglas Kirkland.

Ned Kelly before his execution in 1880.

Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love bathroom selfie, taken in their hotel during Nirvana’s 1992 Japanese tour.

Janis Joplin, early in her career, in Austin, Texas (my hometown!), circa 1962.

The costume that never goes out of style, circa 1890s.

President Kennedy laughs at the Halloween costumes modeled by his children Caroline, and John, Jr, 1963.

Two children, Wilma and Miverva as "the quaint and mythical swastika kids," performing the Jack Blanton Dance circa 1918.

Drew Barrymore, Halloween, 1985.

Jack Wilson, "the most obese man in the world", plays a chess game against a thin man, 1932.

Edit 2: @CloisteredMoistOysters pointed out that the thin man was "Skinny Man" sideshow act Eddie Masher: https://travsd.wordpress.com/2013/02/07/24236/

Edit: Mea culpa! They were obviously playing checkers, not chess.

The original model of the USS Enterprise in 1965.

Māori Battalion performing the Haka in Egypt, 1941.
The four men in the foreground are, from left to right: John Manuel (later killed in action), Maaka "Bill" White (later killed in action), Te Kooti "Scotty" Reihana (later wounded), and Rangi Henderson (later killed in action).

Colonel Thomas Edward Lawrence, a.k.a. 'Lawrence of Arabia', circa 1916

Colonel Thomas Edward Lawrence, or "Lawrence of Arabia", 1916.

Audrey Hepburn, Glamour, 1964.

Pasquale 'Joe' Fuca, 60, a low-level Mafia associate, after his bust. In the background are sacks (24 lbs in total, were siezed) of pure heroin worth $3.5 million. Jan 20 1962; Read more on "The French Connection" http://gangstersinc.ning.com/profiles/blogs/the-man-who-stole-the-french?id=6329524%3ABlogPost%3A11430&page=3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Connection

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English archaeologist and Egyptologist H̶a̶r̶r̶y̶ Howard Carter at the door to the second of four gold shrines surrounding the sarcophagus of Pharaoh Tutankhamen, Valley of the Kings, Egypt, November 1922; Photographer Harry Burton

Ian McKellen in London, 1970.

The real Alice in Wonderland, Alice Lindell, 1862

Alice Liddell at the age of 20, 1872. Photographed by Julia Margaret Cameron

Jane Birkin (namesake of the popular Hermès Birkin bag) and Serge Gainsbourg, France, 1969. Photograph by Pierre Grimblat.

James Dean, 1955. Photograph by Sanford Roth.

Veterans of the American Civil War meet on the Bull Run Battlefield for a reunion celebration, Manassas, Virginia, 1899.

Jackie Kennedy visiting the Taj Mahal, 1962. Photograph by Art Rickerby.

David Bowie outside L’Hotel in the left bank, Paris, 1976. Photograph by Andrew Kent.

Freddie Mercury, 1985.

Maggie Smith a.k.a Professor McGonagall, circa 1950.

A young Maggie Smith (aka Professor McGonagall) circa 1950s.

The original Saturday Night Live cast: Chevy Chase, John Belushi, Gilda Radner, Garrett Morris, Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin, and Laraine Newman, 1975.

Abe Lincoln, 1857
"Messy hair, don't care" - Abe, probably.

George Harrison at Friar Park, Henley, 1975.

Marina Ginesta, a 17 year-old anti-fascist fighter during the Spanish Civil War, Barcelona, 1936. Photograph by Juan Guzmán.

Clint Eastwood, late 1960s.

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Goliath the elephant seal and his keeper at Vincennes Zoo, Paris, 1936

A young Inuit girl bundled up in traditional winter clothing, circa 1955.

The Fall of the Berlin Wall, November 9, 1989.

Workers at Disney at a meeting about how to animate water bubbles in "Pinocchio", 1939.

A vending machine that dispenses already lit cigarettes for a penny, England, 1931.

World War I soldier, a double amputee, plays billiards with prosthetic legs, 1915.

Marilyn Monroe's 1954 United States Passport.

Worn by Archduke Franz Ferdinand during his assassination in 1914. [720x960]

The uniform worn by Archduke Franz Ferdinand during his assassination in 1914, the event that sparked World War I.

Vintage mirror selfie. A young woman takes a portrait of herself in a mirror with an early box camera, circa 1900.

Two Armenian women pose with their rifles before going to war against the Ottomans, 1895.

Harrison Ford, 1981.

Disneyland mermaids in the submarine voyage attraction in the 60s.

Five "Taxi Girls" wait for customers at a Parisian nightclub, 1920s. They were called Taxi Girls because they offered dances with clients for a fee.

Navajo youth Tom Torlino as he entered the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in 1882, and again 3 years later.

Helena Bonham Carter, at 17 yrs old. 1984

Melanie Griffith with pet lion Neil. Sherman Oaks, California, May 1971

Tippi Hedren (American actress, animal activist, and Melanie Griffith's mother), and Neil, Sherman Oaks, California, May 1971.

Tippi Hedren's housekeeper stepping over Neil. Sherman Oaks, California, May 1971

Atmospheric photograph of Waterloo Place, London in 1899. Photograph by Leonard Misonne.

Marilyn Monroe reads James Joyce’s 'Ulysses' in a playground, circa 1955. Photograph by Eve Arnold.

Anne Frank holding a jump rope next to her friend, Sanne Ledermann in Merwedeplein, Amsterdam, 1935.

A young girl from Brighton plays a game of chess with Fifi the chimpanzee at London Zoo, 1955.

Princess (later Queen) Elizabeth of Great Britain doing technical repair work during her WWII military service, 1944.

Ladies going shopping in colorful shorts, Los Angeles, 1960. Photograph by Allan Grant. Colorized by Kostas Fiev.

Irish seaman, Tom Crean, with an armful of sledge dog puppies during the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition led by Ernest Shackleton, 1915.

A British soldier reads a sign erected by British forces at the entrance of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, Germany, 1945. After its liberation in April 1945. the camp was burnt to the ground to combat the spread of typhus.

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The incomparable Grace Kelly, at 19 years of age, 1949.

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A female Lockheed employee works on a P-38 Lightning, Burbank, CA, 1944.

Selfie with a stick, 1934.

Steve Jobs and Bill Gates together, circa 1985.

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Steve Jobs and Bill Gates (both age 30), in 1985.

A robber aims at a security camera in Cleveland, 1975. Part of “Crime Stories,” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The Beatles on the beach in 1963. Photograph by Dezo Hoffman.

Michael Jordan in Granville Towers, UNC Chapel Hill, circa 1983

Sarah Palin in her dorm room, 1986
(I legit thought her shirt read: "I may be broke but, I'm not fist busted." - I know... I'm a terrible person.)

Little girl by the signpost at Bodö Airport, Norway, 1968. Photograph via SAS Scandinavian Airlines.

Betty White, 1955

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Sergeant George A. Kaufman changes a street sign from Adolf Hitler Strasse to Roosevelt Boulevard in Krefeld, Germany after his Ninth Army unit captured the town during World War II, 1945.

Luritja man demonstrating method of attack with boomerang under cover of a shield, central Australia, 1920.

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650 officers and enlisted men of Auxiliary Remout Depot No. 326 pay tribute to the 8 million, horses, donkeys, and mules during WW1.

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A portrait of Bob Ross, 1983.

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Natalie Woods and James Dean, during a screen test for Rebel Without A Cause, 1955

Elvis Presley during the filming of Love Me Tender, 1956.

A sailor aboard the U.S.S. New Jersey getting tattooed by a shipmate, December 1944. Photograph by Charles Fenno Jacobs.

FP Edit: Thanks for your continued interest, support, and highlighting my errors & omitted descriptions! Holy crikey that was a lot! Mea culpa. I will go back and edit descriptions responsibly. I usually ask for beards, but in the interest of changing it up for the New Year, please send pics of your awesome pets and tell me a little bit about yourself...or don't...because who the hell am I, anyway?

I hope y'all had an amazing NYE, and I wish you all a prosperous and amazeballs 2017!!

History In Pictures Dump 1 - https://imgur.com/gallery/9JzPc
History In Pictures Dump 2 - https://imgur.com/gallery/WeSm5
History In Pictures Dump 3 - https://imgur.com/gallery/cl5tV
History In Pictures Dump 4 - http://imgur.com/gallery/h6Khe

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