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Raising the Flag Over Iwo Jima, 1945 post image

Raising the Flag Over Iwo Jima, 1945

On 23 February 1945, one of the iconic photographs of the Second World War was taken on the Pacific island of Iwo Jima

Mulberry Street, New York, 1900 post image

Mulberry Street, New York, 1900

A glimpse into Manhattan's teeming streets at the turn of the twentieth century

Amsterdam Slum, 1899 post image

Amsterdam Slum, 1899

C.J. Schmidt documented the uninhabitable slums of Amsterdam, 1899

Parliament Square, 1918 post image

Parliament Square, 1918

Photograph by the American Red Cross, London, United Kingdom

Inside Amiens Cathedral, 1918 post image

Inside Amiens Cathedral, 1918

A journalist describes a poignant service in a barricaded and subdued church

Main Street at Fayetteville, 1941 post image

Main Street at Fayetteville, 1941

Photograph by Jack Delano, North Carolina, United States

Hopi Maidens, 1906 post image

Hopi Maidens, 1906

Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, New Mexico, United States

Yebichai, the Beggar, 1904 post image

Yebichai, the Beggar, 1904

Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, Navajo Nation, United States

War's End on Wall Street, 1918 post image

War's End on Wall Street, 1918

America prematurely celebrated the end of World War I, four days before the formal declaration of Armistice. Why?