每日趣图：Rare Historical Photos

It's one thing to read about years gone by between the pages of a fascinating history book. But nothing brings the past back to life more than beautiful historical photographs. These moments frozen in time can tell us so much, without saying a word. And you don't have to be a history buff to appreciate many of them.
As the name suggests, r/RareHistoricalPhotos showcases the lesser-seen photographs taken throughout the ages. It has more than 162,000 members, and publishes historical photographs, stories and interesting news. The page aims to revive the past, noting that stunning historical photographs can bring bygone eras back to life. We've put together our personal favorite pics shared by the community. 

#1 Sabina Chebichi, Kenyan Athlete Who Won A Race In 1973, Barefoot And Wearing A Dress     
  

#2 Remembering The Father, 1925   
  

#3 Until 1956, French Children Were Served Wine With Their School Lunch   
  

#4 Rare Photograph Of Marilyn Monroe Without Makeup, 1955   
  

#5 Dorothy Counts, The First Black Girl To Attend An All-White School In The U.S., Being Taunted By Her White Classmates At Harry Harding High School In Charlotte, 1957   
  

#6 Republican Party Supporters And Democratic Party Supporters Fight With Snowballs In Front Of The Capitol. January 1921, Washington, USA   
  

#7 London, 1940, A Girl Sitting In The Wreckage Of Her Bombed-Out Home With Her Doll   
  

#8 7 Oct 1943, Ottla Kafka, Beloved Sister Of Author Franz Kafka, Was Gassed On Arrival At Auschwitz After Volunteering To Escort A Group Of Orphans From The Terezin Ghetto So They Wouldn’t Be Afraid   
  

#9 Luzon Woman, 1875   
  

#10 In The Middle Of A Celebration, A Young Woman From Oaxaca, Mexico, Notices She Is Being Photographed, And Gives A Look To The Camera, 1985   
  

#11 Woman Inspecting This New Thing, The Security Belt In Her Car, Circa 1950s   
  

#12 A Sailor "Meets" His Baby For The First Time After Fourteen Months At Sea, 1940s   
  

#13 Faces Of Auschwitz, 1940   
  

#14 Titanic Orphans, Brothers Michel And Edmond Navratil, 1912. They Were The Only Children To Be Rescued From The Titanic Without A Parent Or Guardian   
  

#15 Aboriginal Tasmanian Fanny Cochrane Smith Singing Into Her Phonograph In 1903. Without Her Efforts To Preserve Her Culture, We Would Have No Audio Traces Of The Tasmanian Language. Pretty OSC   
  

#16 A Soviet Officer Sees And Tastes A Hot Dog And Coca-Cola For The First Time Aboard The U.S. Cruiser Thomas S. Gates, 1989   
  

#17 Vintage Photograph Of A Kid Wearing A Monkey Mask, 1920s   
  

#18 A Mother Repairs The Family Car While Her Husband Is Away At War, 1944   
  

#19 A Man Searches For Books In The Former Cincinnati Public Library. The Building Was Demolished In 1955. Today There Is An Office Building And Parking Lot Where It Used To Stand   
  

#20 Barack Obama Dressed As A Pirate With His Mother Stanley Ann, 1960s   
  

#21 Lonnie Johnson, Inventor Of The Super Soaker, 1992   
  

#22 Dance Teacher Patsy Swayze, Center, With Her Daughter-In-Law Lisa Niemi And Son Patrick Swayze, 1978   
  

#23 Two Young Boys Standing Barefoot On Moving Electric Looms In Order To Reach The Top Shelf While At Work In A Cotton Mill In Georgia, 1910. Photos Of Child Laborers Working Long Hours In Dangerous Conditions Gradually Led To Child Labor Employment Laws   
  

#24 The Crew Of Apollo 1 Relaxing During Training, 1966. Sadly, A Cabin Fire Would Later Claim The Lives Of All Three Crew Members   
  

#25 Marcy Borders - "Dust Lady" After Escaping The North Tower Of The World Trade Center On 9/11. She Would Die Of Cancer At Age 42   
  

#26 Nancy Reagan Sitting On Mr T's Lap, The White House, December 1983   
  

#27 World's Oldest Photo   
  

#28 A Palestinian Teenager Gives A Souvenir To Female IDF Soldiers. Jerusalem, 1967   
  

#29 The Women Demonstrate What Could Be Purchased For $1.34 In 1918 And 1945   
  

#30 “The Thousand Yard Stare”—USMC Private Theodore J. Miller Is Helped Aboard A Ship After Intense Combat On Eniwetok Atoll. Miller Was KIA A Month Later, 1944   
  

#31 Young Lady In London, 1969   
  

#32 In Arviat, Nunavut (Northern Canada), 1949, An Inuit Girl Descends Into Her Ice Igloo House   
  

#33 Cafe Life In Paris (1957)   
  

#34 Copacabana Beach, Rio, 1985   
  

#35 This Is One Of The Last Known Photographs Of John Cooper (Front), Who Died Under Mysterious Circumstances In 1973 While Climbing Aconcagua, The Highest Mountain In The Americas. This Photo Wasn’t Found Until 2020   
  

#36 Little Paris Hilton Runs Away From Former U.S. First Lady Nancy Reagan. New York, 1983   
  

#37 Kids Dressed For Halloween On A School Bus, 1980s   
  

#38 Wedding Rings Found By U.S. Army Soldiers Near The Buchenwald Concentration Camp, Germany, May 1945   
  

#39 The Final Photo Of Christopher Mccandless, Taken Before His Death In August 1992, Was Found On His Undeveloped Camera. After Venturing Into The Alaskan Wilderness, He Used An Abandoned Bus As Shelter Where He Starved To Death   
  

#40 Police Image Of A Girl Detained For Unconventional Dress/Look, USA, 1940   
  

#41 Nebraska Girl, Audra Thomas, Photographed In Front Of A Tornado, 1989   
  

#42 In Just Four Years, Abraham Lincoln Seemingly Aged A Decade   
  

#43 Photograph From The 1993 Great Flood, When James Scott Intentionally Sabotaged A Levee, Triggering A Massive Mississippi River Flood To Delay His Wife's Return Home, Allowing Him To Keep Partying   
  

#44 In 1979, 16-Year-Old Brenda Ann Spencer Was Arrested After Ki**ing Two People In San Diego, California. When Asked Why She Did It, She Replied, "I Just Don't Like Mondays"   
  

#45 Her Majesty Queen Marie Of Romania, 1896   
  

#46 The First Interracial Marriage In Mississippi, 1970. 3 Years Earlier, The 1967 Loving V. Virginia Scotus Ruling Legalized Interracial Marriage In The US   
  

#47 A Mother And Daughter Hamming It Up For The Camera, Ca 1900   
  

#48 Different Shots Of The Sophia Loren, Jayne Mansfield Encounter In 1957   
  

#49 Victorian Woman With A Very Intense Gaze, Circa 1850-60s   
  

#50 Beautiful Ukrainian Girl In National Costume, 1935. Photo Before And After Restoration   
  

#51 New York In The 1960s   
  

#52 Elvis Presley With His Dad And Grandma, 1959   
  

#53 Barack Obama Visiting His Step-Grandmother Sarah Ogwel Onyango Obama. Kenya, 1988. Sarah Obama, Affectionately Called Grandma Sarah By The Former U.S. President, Was The Third And Youngest Wife Of Obama's Grandfather   
  

#54 Arnold Schwarzenegger In A Lesson In Secondary School, 1958   
  

#55 Mixtec Woman From Oaxaca In Her Traditional Dress, 1970s. They Share Land With The Zapotecs, Which Is A Entirely Different Ethnic Group   
  

#56 Lucky British Soldier Showing Off His Damaged Helmet, 1917   
  

#57 112-Year-Old Veteran Of WW1 And Russian Civil War (Teimruz Vanacha) And His Son (Ivan) A Veteran Of WW2 In 1980   
  

#58 A Pneumatic Mail Service Covering 23 New York City Post Offices And Extending 27 Miles. Functioned Until 1957   
  

#59 The Only Known Photograph Of An African American Union Soldier With His Family. Circa 1864   
  

#60 William MckKinley, The 25th US President, Walking Into The Expo Where He Would Be Shot Twice And K**led   
  

#61 Robert De Niro With His Father (1946)   
  

#62 Princess Of Egypt And Iranian Queen Fawzia Fuad, C. 1939   
  

#63 In Bertha Hill, West Virginia, A Coal Miner's Child Is Seen Holding A Smoking Pipe In One Hand And A Gun In The Other, Using A Hole In The Door To Enter A Bedroom. Captured By Marion Post Wolcott In 1938   
  

#64 Diego Maradona Showing Off His Fidel Castro Tattoo To Fidel Castro   
  

#65 Carrie Fisher In A Vacation Thru Europe In 1971. Before Her Role In Star Wars When She Was Just The Daughter Of Debbie Reynolds   
  

#66 Gertrude Ederle, First Woman To Cross The English Channel, 26 August 1926, Done In 14hr And 31 Min, Beating The Male Record Of 16hr And 33 Min. Photos Of The Day She Did The Record   
  

#67 This Photograph, Taken Over 100 Years Ago In Jerusalem (1920), Shows A Sign In The Background Reading “The Palestine German Bank.” Remarkable Window Into History And The Vibrant Multicultural Presence In The Region During That Era   
  

#68 Marilyn Monroe's Last Photo Shoot. These Photos Were Taken On Santa Monica Beach By Photographer George Barris 3 Weeks Before His Death. USA. 1962   
  

#69 From 1890 To 1960, It Was Fashionable To Wear Black Wedding Dresses In Spain   
  

#70 Architects Demonstrate Models Of The World Trade Center. USA, 1964   
  

#71 An Overwhelmed US Marine Is Pictured While Weeping Among Ruins During The Battle Of Peleliu. September 26th, 1944   
  

#72 Goodyear Illuminated Tires, 1961   
  

#73 Mayan Women In The Yucatan Peninsula Around 1952. The Dress Is Called The Mayan Huipil   
  

#74 Pro-Racism Protest   
  

#75 Blackfoot Chief Two Guns White Calf, Early 1900s   
  

#76 A Female Gas Station Attendant Working In Los Angeles, 1948   
  

#77 Muhammad Ali, 24, Flirts With Future Wife Belinda Boyd, 16, At A Bakery Shop In Chicago. They Married A Year Later In 1967   
  

#78 Jane Russell Shows Her Co-Actress Marilyn Monroe (At The Time, Jane Was The Bigger Star) One Of Her Talents: Drawing. Here She Draws An Sketch Of Monroe. Result At The End. This Was During The Filming Of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," 1953   
  

#79 A Gentleman Tips His Hat To A Group Of Ladies, 1920s   
  

#80 Mark Twain Lying In His Bed At Home In 1909, He Died The Year After. Not Colorized, This Is Autochrome Lumiere   
  

#81 An Italian-American Cafe, Little Italy, New York City, 1942   
  

#82 Passengers Aboard The Staten Island Ferry. New York, USA. 1895   
  

#83 Lucky Jeep Owner, 1950s   
  

#84 Mother And Daughter Walking In New York, 1970   
  

#85 Couples In A Bar, 1959 Pittsburgh   
  

#86 1968. My Grandfather In The Second Korean War   
  

#87 This Photo Shows Margaret Ann Neave, An American Woman Who Passed Away In 1902 After Reaching The Age Of 110. This Woman Was Born In 1792, Which Means She Lived In Three Centuries   
  

#88 Sisters In Skirts, 1950s   
  

#89 John F. Kennedy In A Selfie-Style Picture In Front Of The White House In 1962   
  

#90 John Kitts, 1870, Aged 108 Years, The Last Revolutionary War Soldier   
  

#91 Mobsters Hide Their Faces At Al Capone's Trial, 1947   
  

#92 An African American With Dwarfism, Circa 1863   
  

#93 My Italian Great Grandpa And Scottish Great Grandma, Taken After Returning From The Great War   
  

#94 This Is Ash From The Erupting Mt. St. Helens Raining Down On Robert Landsburg. He Took This Photo, Rewound The Film, Tucked The Camera In A Backpack And Laid Over It While Being Buried In The Ash. His Body Was Found 17 Days Later   
  

#95 A Casino Security Guard Watches The Players. Nevada, USA   
  

#96 This Is What The Empire State Building Looked Like Against The Background Of Other Buildings, 1941   
  

#97 US President Lyndon Johnson Listens To A Tape Sent By Captain Chuck Robb (His Son-In-Law) From Vietnam, 1968   
  

#98 Martin Luther King Jr. Removes A Burned Cross From His Yard In 1960. The Boy Is His Son   
  

#99 An Actual Photo Of Theodore Roosevelt And John Muir At Yosemite, 1903   
  

#100 Group Of Friends Enjoys The Beach And Sun In The 1940s   
  

#101 78-Year-Old Robert T. Lincoln (Son Of Abraham Lincoln) Is Helped Up The Steps At The Dedication Of The Lincoln Memorial In Washington D.C., 1922   
  

#102 Two Kids Walking Barefoot To School, Claiborne County, Tennessee, 1940   
  

#103 US President Abraham Lincoln With His Personal Bodyguard And Others At The Battle Of Antietam, 1862   
  

#104 A Street Scene In Pennsylvania, 1941   
  

#105 John Wayne On Vacation In Acapulco, 1959. Photo By Phil Stern   
  

#106 View Of Boston, The Oldest Surviving Aerial Photograph Ever Taken. October 13th, 1860   
  

#107 In A Private Reunion, Frank Sinatra Shows Some Of His Photos, One Of His Guests Is Marilyn Monroe, 1961   
  

#108 Rick Steves: "Here I Am, Heading Off To Europe The Day After High School Graduation In 1973"   
  

#109 My Grandfather’s Barbershop Quartet, 1958