1939: A Montana Rancher
Louis D. Hall explores the history behind one of Arthur Rothstein's finest photographs
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Louis D. Hall explores the history behind one of Arthur Rothstein's finest photographs
The day in 1895 when a locomotive ploughed through the wall of Montparnasse Station
In the 1860s, 'La Divine Comtesse' was considered the most beautiful woman of her day
In the 1920s the last traces of old Dickensian London faded as the modern city grew at pace
The Parisian skyline was changing in a strange and stirring way in July 1888 when Gustave Eiffel led a tour of his majestic new tower
On Wednesday 5 September 1917, the daredevil climber Johnny Reynolds performed in Washington D.C.
We search for the source of this classic image by one of twentieth century's great documentary photographers
"Aerodynamic research into hypersonic speeds—perhaps in the region of 15,000 miles an hour—will ultimately be carried out"
On 23 February 1945 one of the iconic photographs of the Second World War was taken on the Pacific island of Iwo Jima. Here it is in colour.
The bright lights of the 'wonder theatre of the world' caught the attention of a young Stanley Kubrick
On 21 January 1924, the Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin died. Here's how the news was reported in Britain.
A glimpse into Manhattan's teeming streets at the turn of the twentieth century