15 beautifully colorized photos of the past that reveal what life was once like
03.12.2019
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The invention of photography made it possible for people to capture their stories, and it was one of the greatest breakthroughs in our history. These colorized pictures, some of which are more than a century old, will take you to an amazing journey to the past.
#1 Chief White Eagle of the Ponca, November 1877
#2 Martin Luther King Jr. gives "I Have a Dream" speech, 1963
#3 American soldiers, 1945
#4 Charlie Chaplin, 1916
#5 An iconic image of the Great Depression, "Migrant Mother", captured by Dorothea Lange in 1936
#7 Titanic's first class gymnasium, 1912
#8 A Venezuelan family, 1932
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Shae Deschenes
Migrant Mother. This picture speaks a 1000 words.
angelberry
The Native American was the most impressive.
Rini Gonsher
Couldn't see any more after 9
Anita Clark Morton
I loved the picture of the Native Chief. It was BEAUTIFUL!! But my favorite, colored or otherwise, was the "Easter Eggs for Hitler".
Virginia Abreu De Paula
I have a doubt. Why some of them have the name of a person above? Are they the owners of the pictures? It is curios because above The Beatles picture we see the name of Robert Downey Sr...It is Robert Downey Jr's father!
Diane Allain
#5:Even an award-winning actress couldn’t convey what can be read in this mother’s eyes. I wonder what happened to her.
Janice Chichura
Margaret Louise Gifford, The Four Winds is excellent!
Margaret Louise Gifford
The Migrant Mother, what a story of hardship & sadness her face tells. Just finished reading The Four Winds, as Baby Boomers we have no idea what people had to do to survive.
c r r b
I p refer the black and white ,,,, much more authentic, in my opinion ....
Satish Chandran
Russian family getting electricity in 1920.
Julie Domaille
Love the photo of the native American. Can't tell it was taken over 100yrs ago. So vivid.
The photo of the Catholic school is scary. Nuns from my childhood still haunt me lol
Jean Kellum
I have NEVER commented on any of your stories before, but I must say these are some wonderful, emotionally stirring pictures and I enjoyed your works very much.
Paula Salem
All those photos are beautiful. The colorization was perfectly done. Soft and elegant.
lxixwithu
Shae Deschenes, More like 10,000 words.
joanbear
Angelyn Miller Esders, me too