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Conrad Heyer was born in 1749 and aged 103 when this portrait was taken in 1852. He was in his 70s the year Napoleon died, and crossed the Delaware with George Washington.

A Danish prison cell in a newly built prison

Baobabs in the mist of Madagascar

This abandoned house in Detroit, built in 1890.

There’s a memorial sitting on the Moon for every astronaut who died in the pursuit of space exploration, including Russian Cosmonauts.

The living bridges of India

The entwined roots of Indian rubber trees form bridges that—unlike steel structures—grow more durable with time.

Jesse Owens of USA winning gold for the long jump in the summer Olympics in Nazi Germany, 1936.

The best revenge is massive success - Frank Sinatra

Abandoned Cinema by Gabriel Nagypal

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Russian survivor liberated by the U.S. Army in Buchenwald camp in Germany identifying a former Nazi guard who was especially cruel towards the prisoners

The photo has been colorized. The artist did an amazing job. The original photo can be found below.

Paintings by Adolf Hitler. He wanted to become a Professional Artist but was rejected by the Vienna Academy of fine arts.

This is a Harpy Eagle, the national animal of Panama. It's as tall as a small child and it snatches and eats entire monkeys and sloths.

A study reported in National Geographic notes that these eagles have been known to occasionally attack or eat human children.

Two-time Olympic rowing champion Alex Gregory posted a photo of his hands after a 12-day rowing boat trip across the Arctic Ocean.

This is what a 800 years old bonsai looks like

A Soviet poster from 1944 depicting legions of German soldiers fated to die in the Russian winter thanks to Hitler's orders.

The world's first 3D printed heart that has blood vessels and human cells

Downtown Boston in the year 1910. Colorized.

Greek Tragic Irony

Mona Lisa taking the bus

Boy watching TV for the first time in an appliance store window, 1948

102-year-old Beatrice Lumpkin with face shield and gloves, took her ballot to the mailbox today. When she was born, women couldn't vote.

This stretch on I-80 in Wyoming is known as the Highway to Heaven

The First Indian Woman Pilot

Mz Sarala Thakral

Night in York, England - The place where Mr Bean was thrown out of heaven

The "Hasanlu lovers" died around 800 B.C. and were discovered in 1972.

They died in what seems to be an embrace or kiss, and remained that way for over 2800 years.

Australian University develops the World's first Bionic Eye to fully restore the vision of blind people

A mammoth tusk just found in the Arctic

Australian soldiers after being liberated from a Japanese concentration camp in 1945