October 7, 201412 yr Saw this and thought it was cool. Distractify | 52 Colorized Historical Photos That Give Us A New Look At the Past
October 7, 201412 yr .... Cool pictures, thanks for sharing. Each one could be a thread all to itself. My one note here, Babe Ruth looked 40 when he made his debut.
October 7, 201412 yr .... Cool pictures, thanks for sharing. Each one could be a thread all to itself. My one note here, Babe Ruth looked 40 when he made his debut. Agree, the other thing that stuck out to me was the uniforms of the civil war soldiers sure looked awfully clean. Would have thought with no laundry out in the field etc. the uniforms would be dirty. Also how do they know what colors to use in many of the pics?
October 7, 201412 yr My favorites are the ones with all the advertising signs. And the Hollywood babes. That goes without saying.
October 7, 201412 yr Awesome pics with the color added! I thought this was pretty cool. This picture is from the link of a country store... and this picture was just taken by my cousin at a country store in TN. He posted it to FB a couple days ago... The more things change; the more they stay the same.
October 7, 201412 yr That picture of Lincoln in 1862---I'm still amazed that we had the technology to take pictures at that time.
October 7, 201412 yr Magnificent....all of them. Reminds me of the country song, "You Should have seen it in Color." Great find & share PP92. Never a bad thing to help folks empathize or identify with the past, especially when they can "learn" from it! On a side note, I would have been a happy man in the kitchen with Hepburn barefoot. It would have led to something else...:sssh:
October 7, 201412 yr .... Cool pictures, thanks for sharing. Each one could be a thread all to itself. My one note here, Babe Ruth looked 40 when he made his debut. Error in the title. 1920 was his Yankees debut. He still looked older than 25 in the pic.
October 7, 201412 yr Magnificent....all of them. Reminds me of the country song, "You Should have seen it in Color." Great find & share PP92. Never a bad thing to help folks empathize or identify with the past, especially when they can "learn" from it! On a side note, I would have been a happy man in the kitchen with Hepburn barefoot. It would have led to something else...:sssh: Should have provided this earlier:
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