40 RARELY SEEN HISTORICAL PHOTOS that 𝗺𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 𝗧𝗘𝗔𝗖𝗛 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 than school 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗵𝗮𝘀 😱🏫 𝗛𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗣𝗵𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘀 

The memorial with the father missing was a reminder of what war does to families.

This might be the best collection of old photos I've come across. I appreciate having enough time to read the entire caption and really examine the photo. So many really moving photos. Thank you.

Thank you for your work and so for the longer length video. I know others didn’t like how it was presented prior, but I just paused each photo. It made no difference to me, but I think a lot of people will enjoy this style much more. Much love to all 💕

These are addictive. The clarity is so good. Thanks!

Couldn't help but notice the steel toe covers on the man's feet in the fed reserve bank vault.. they look medieval.. I wonder how much a bar of gold weighs? as much as a pound of feathers? The slide reminds me of when, in the 80s, our youngest son bonked his head on a bar at the top of a circular slide.. his dad caught him narrating the 2nd time down: ''down the rounda one, bong'. he used a video camera the size of a small radio.. which makes me giggle at the sight of the boom box held by the young man on the bus. Things were so big back then!! Thanks 40 Historical Files.. I don't have a favorite -- they're all interesting!

That slide from the 1970's was cool. I was a kid in the 1970's and never seen one like it.

The one of Marilyn Monroe where she is not being "Marilyn." Sure, it is typically a sexy pose, the flower between the teeth, but she looks more like she's in on the joke. Wonderful. The WW1 memorial was absolutely breathtaking and heart-wrenching. What a powerful statement.

I liked the ww1 war memorial it was very emotive withe dad missing just an empty shape.

I think it's unfair of you to ask me to pick out my favorite. ALL of your videos are great and fun to look at!!!

All great photos, amazing how you find them🥰

All of these was quite interesting and enjoyable. But one, that black guy segregated from his class. That is so sad n just sickening!! He can have his schooling, but he has to sit in the hall! ☹ But Marilyn Monroe was soooo pretty! Yeah I really enjoyed looking at little bits of people's lives

I do understand that the name Leslie is, in fact, originally considered a boy’s name. But, after finally having a male child born behind 13 older sisters, you’d have thought his folks could have come up with a more “masculine” name! Hopefully, though they named him Leslie, they called him “Quits!”

These were all wonderful to see.

Drew Barrymore looks a lot like her grandma.

Josephine Baker was not a supermodel

Yes, that memorial was haunting.

Enjoyed!

❤Josephine baker was a dancer and worked in France during the Second World War

Thank you just awesome, made me think of how good we have it now!

Drew Barrymore's grandmother. What a hoot!!

Unable to read the information related to the pictures as print is way too small!!😮😢

the one with the 3000 workers on the bank..amazing!! also the WW1 memorial that was very moving...and the young boy who was awarded the Purple heart.. born 1924 and died 1944... very sad.. to think...

Miss Hellas was something else.

the finish building with 3000 on it.. more people that lives in my small home town

I love the pictures, but 10 seconds for each would be long to see each one.

Nope,a 13 minute didn't teach me more than going to school for 17 years.

Great!

Awesome

I didn’t know that Josephine Baker was a Super Model I thought she was a singer ‼️

The shoe’s that the guy is wearing in the Federal Reserve look like a variation of Croc’s 😳

2.28 Italian child’s shoes…?

The shirt and pants Albert Einstein is wearing in the picture looks like the casual clothes of today he kinda looks out of place with the men he is walking with ‼️

That WW1 Memorial just went to my heart. One of my college roommates drew 2 pictures of her grandmother, the second one with only her outline, to show her grief at her grandmother's Alzheimer's. These things both shock and say so much.

The monument with the absent warrior of ww1 is extremelly speakableQQQ

Nice job. This is the first of these kinds of videos where I hadn't seen at least one of the photos before. Thank you.

0:38 The photo of the Well-Dressed Young Lady, that's Edith Bouvier Beale, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's cousin. Her mother was Edith Ewing Bouvier Beale, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's aunt.

Timing of slide changes (?) is excellent, and background music is unobtrusive. Selection is interesting and varied.

The ladies in Madison Square. Love the clothes!

I wish you didn't put a red border around the thumbnail. It makes it hard to tell if I've already seen it since the viewed indicator is a red bar on the bottom.

Photo at 12:52 WWII memorial was quite remarkable… made me tear up

I'm in my 60s and I remembered the man sharpening knives, lawnmowers etc.🎉

The Blackfeet native Americans photo is so inspiring.

Wonderful pictures you seldom see!

Time destroys everyone. The Blessed are those who are never born.

I liked the way you presented the photos. I was able to read the captions and study the photos a little.

10:31 Whoa…I can’t believe slides were THAT high up back then…😳 The play equipment from back in the day…especially way back in day, was so ridiculously unsafe looking, it was almost comical..

Gazing thru a window back in time.Thank you.

Why is the Federal Reserve photo in the mix? That reflects mass tragic scenarios.

Missing father in war memorial is moving, missing father today is no hero.

A stove-sink-fridge combo does not sound like a useful invention. Maybe if they took out the fridge it could work, I don't see how they could keep refrigerated items properly cooled while the stove was in use.

Interesting! 👏

Liked the picture of Drew Barrymores grandmother. But then again I liked all the pictures as I love history and majored in it in college.

I really don't like seeing a child with a BIG KNIFE!

And the music enhanced the experience rather than detracted from it.

Interesting but would be better if one could read the story, can't decipher.

We still have knife grinders in this country (Argentna), They have a little Pan-pipe which they blow and the housewives run out into the street with their knives to be sharpened.

Please find a real human being to narrate. Your AI version is not working - lips and hand gestures are not in sync nor are they authentic

Thank you. Yes, very interesting. But I do wonder if some of these are staged and/or photo shopped (This was possible way back then, IMHO).

It would be great if you could actually read what the pic’s are. WY to small

I didn't watch this expecting to see numerous examples of "famous Africans of yesteryear".

8:26. Greta's grand-grandmother. How dare you!