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Legendary historical photos you've definitely never seen before

Legendary historical photos you've probably never seen before

The old saying goes that a picture is worth a thousand words. The latter is especially true if you walk through your memories with their help. Long before the existence of mobile devices and the ease of use of the camera, only professional photographers were on the scene. Fortunately, they captured many moments that otherwise could not be remembered so vividly. Some photos are disturbing, others are sensational, some are beautiful... But they all have a common history. These are legendary historical photos that you most likely have never seen before.

Legendary historical photos you've definitely never seen before:

1. Children for sale

Times were hard and dealing with children was not easy. A Chicago mother hides her face from the camera as she puts her 4 children up for sale on the front steps of her house. Maybe keeping them would be a better idea. What do you say?

Accepting them might be a better idea. What do you say?
Maybe keeping them would be a better idea. What do you say?

2. Cover story

Look at the photo carefully. This one features the members of The Beatles walking in the opposite direction as on the cover of the famous Abby Road album. This is just one of the creative marketing tricks of the famous group.

Look at the photo carefully.
Look at the photo carefully.

3. Clowns everywhere

Ronald McDonald, the recognizable mascot of the famous fast food chain, was introduced to the world by Williard Scott, a very popular weatherman in America today. Ronaldo's paper pot on his nose was replaced by a red ball today.

Ronaldo's paper cup on his nose was replaced by a red ball today.
Ronaldo's paper pot on his nose was replaced by a red ball today.

4. Time before the White House

The dynamic political duo, Bill and Hillary Clinton, were caught playing volleyball in 1975. It looks like Hillary is dreaming of bigger and better things... Maybe the White House lawn?

Hillary seems to be dreaming of bigger and better things…
Hillary seems to be dreaming of bigger and better things…

5. For a better day...

Handsome, talented and well-groomed Clint Eastwood walks the streets of Rome. The photo was taken in 1964.

Handsome, talented and coordinated Clint Eastwood…
Handsome, talented and well-groomed Clint Eastwood…

6. The famous MGM roar

Lights, camera, action! It's far from comfortable, but it's a moment that will remain in the memory forever - filming a lion that appears in all MGM films. You have a scene in front of you, don't you? We admit, the two men on the other side of the camera had to be extremely brave.

Can you conjure up MGM's roar?
Can you conjure up MGM's roar?

7. Vintage Times Square

A photo of New York's famous Times Square taken in 1911 proves that the famous landmark was just as stunning then as it is today.

The photo of New York's infamous Times Square was taken in 1911.
The photograph of New York's famous Times Square was taken in 1911.

8. “I'll be back!”

So said Arnold Schwarzenegger, wrapped in an American flag, on the day he was granted American citizenship. The event is a foreshadowing of his political future. Oh yeah… It's definitely back.

"I'll be back!"
"I'll be back!"

9. The legendary bike

This handsome young man, dressed in a suit, captured a moment in American history when Schwinn bikes and two cars in the garage were more the rule than the exception.

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The legendary Schwinn bike
The legendary Schwinn bike

10. Movie star: Elvis Presley

At the time this photo was taken, Elvis was singing on his way to fame and appearing in many films. Also in Harum Scarum, where he starred alongside beautiful co-star Mary Ann Mobley. You charmer, you!

You charmer, you!
You charmer, you!

11. Time for a tea party

A cute photo captured President John F. Kennedy enjoying a tea party with his daughter, Caroline. The footage was shot in the White House and illustrates a very common ritual during his presidency.

The recording was made in the White House.
The recording was made in the White House.

12. Mr. Elton John

The always fashionable Elton John captivates our hearts with his music, for the creation of which he received many awards during his life.

Always fashionably made by Elton John.
Always fashionably made by Elton John.

13. Norma Jean selfie

This stunning photo was taken before fame and fortune reached Marilyn Monroe. A very rare painting sold at auction for nearly $12,000, which isn't too bad for a day's work. You agree?

A very rare painting was sold at auction for nearly $12,000.
A very rare painting was sold at auction for nearly $12,000.

14. Winnie the Pooh

"Friends forever," is what the adorable Pooh Bear said to his best friend, Christopher Robin. Before the cartoon experienced its great popularity, this image captured the affection of the real Christopher Robin for his "friend" the teddy bear Pooh.

"A friend forever!"
"A friend forever!"

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