Historical Photos

The “Maison de Jeanne” (also known as “Jeanne’s House”), one of the oldest houses in Aveyron, France, was named after its last owner, a painter Maison de Jeanne

Wilma Rudolph won a bronze medal in 4 x 100 meter relay at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics. In 1960, Wilma won 100 m race, becoming the fastest woman in the world.

WWII Kissing Photo on V-J Day taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt, was one of the most well-known images of the 20th century. George Mendonsa and Greta Zimmer Friedman are the two person on that photograph.

Thomas Wedders, also known as Thomas Wadhouse, is well renowned for possessing the longest nose in the world, which is said to be 7.5 inches (19 cm) long. A nose like that would be regarded as a severe instance of hypertrophy.

These 1930s antiquated “dating tips” for single ladies are hilarious. Just consider it: “Don’t drink too much; a man wants you to maintain your composure throughout the evening.

Here, Shutterbulky illustrates some of the rare photographs of Queen Elizabeth as a Prince and Monarch from 1945 to 2022.

Photos taken by two buddies 75 years apart from one another? The women depicted…

During the interviews, Frank Lentini, three legged man would have to answer questions about his interests and how he had sex with an extra leg and genitalia…

Ella Harper, commonly known as “The Camel Girl,” was born with a unique ailment that caused the backward bending of her knees. This deformity gave her the nickname “The Camel Girl.”

Wendy Thompson, a recreational metal detectorist from Kent, England, spent the last day of 2020 combing a Higham farm near Gravesend and Strood. The 73-year-old retired estate agent didn’t expect to find a 2,000-year-old penis pendant when she dug into one particularly promising patch of earth.