In the world we live in today, car seats have become a standard safety measure, following strict rules to keep our kids secure during rides. But if we take a quick look back, not too far, we'll find a time when things were quite different – a time without s…
Anita Ekberg, the luminous Swedish actress whose presence graced the golden age of cinema, stands as a timeless emblem of beauty, talent, and enchantment. Born on September 29, 1931, in Malmö, Sweden, Ekberg's presence graced the silver screen with an allur…
Victorian postmortem photography was a somber yet intriguing practice that emerged during the 19th century. This unique form of portraiture involved capturing images of deceased individuals shortly after their passing. Intended to serve as lasting mementos …
In the dazzling realm of classic Hollywood, one name shines bright as a timeless star: Myrna Loy. With her beguiling beauty, enchanting grace, and impeccable acting skills, Loy graced the silver screen for over four decades, leaving an indelible mark on cin…
The 1950s in the United States was a time of post-war prosperity and rapid social and technological advancements. It was an era that left a significant impact on home design, with bathrooms becoming a focal point for innovation and style. Let's take a close…
The 1970s in America marked a period of remarkable social and cultural change, with high schools serving as microcosms of the shifting values and attitudes of the time. Through a collection of vintage photos, this article provides a vivid glimpse into the f…
Amidst the challenges and adversities brought by World War II, the realm of fashion in the 1940s remained an influential force, reigning supreme as women worldwide embraced a remarkable blend of utilitarian practicality and captivating elegance. Even during…
Gas stations have long been a familiar sight on American roadways, serving as crucial pit stops for motorists on their journeys. However, the gas stations we encounter today bear little resemblance to their early counterparts from the 1920s and 1940s. In…
In the rapidly evolving landscape of education, where traditions and customs are shaped by the ebb and flow of time, the first day of school holds a special place. From the early 1900s to the turn of the millennium, each generation has witnessed the exc…
Sharon Tate, an enchanting figure whose allure and talent left an indelible mark on Hollywood, lives on in the hearts and memories of cinephiles around the world. This article takes you on a captivating journey into the life of Sharon Tate, offering an inti…
As the world advances and technology changes the way we spend our leisure time, it's easy to forget the simple pleasures of the past. One such pleasure is picnicking, a timeless activity that has been enjoyed for generations. In the early and mid-20th centu…
These old photos show couples in love from the 19th century proving that love is timeless and eternal. Despite sometimes appearing stern or sitting apart, it's clear that they still adore each other as shown by their sweetly shy smiles, flirting, tender tou…
This photo collection shows cool and vintage gadgets from the past invented to improve the smoking experience and provide solutions to mundane problems. Inventors introduced and advertised several cigarette accessories, such as automated lighters, remote sm…
Born on October 16, 1946, in San Bruno, California, Suzanne Somers gained fame for her role as Chrissy Snow on the popular television series "Three's Company" in the late 1970s. Her career began in entertainment with small roles in television shows and movi…
The notion that sex sells tech was exploited to grotesque ends during the era of the early gigantic computer systems. These vintage pictures scanned from old magazines and newspapers of those bygone decades, depict attractive women wearing as little clothin…
These striking photographs of psychedelic fashion in London were published in the Paris Match magazine (October 1967 issue) and are taken by photographer Philippe Le Tellier. The 1960s were a time of cultural change and tumult, an era that brought the peace…
In these vintage photos, the LIFE magazine photographer Sam Shere captured the “indecent exposure” phenomenon at Rockaway Beach, New York in 1946. Starting with a sign that reads “wear robes to and from the beach,” Shere’s series shows women sunbathing …
These vintage photographs show the airship Graf Zeppelin LZ 127 flying over Chicago in August 1929, on the American leg of its round-the-world trip. The crew flew the airship low over the city and the crowds were mesmerized by the sight. This is how the…
These vintage ads for cocaine and cocaine paraphernalia show how crazy and disturbing the 1970s were. It was a time when it was normal to see advertisements offering all kinds of coke equipment such as a spray to ease irritated nostrils, products to kee…
During the era of silent film, recommendations for behavior were displayed on title cards before a screening, offering advice including "Ladies, kindly remove your hats", "Loud talking or whistling not allowed", "Please applaud with hands only", etc. The Li…