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History Unveiled Old Historical Photograph Harlot is a project stemmed from a long lasting friendship and creative inspiration.

Their music is best described as heartfelt, melodic, and driven by simple instrumentation with complex vocal harmonies. They take inspiration from many things and write their songs about all that they encounter. With Banjo, guitar, and a little bit of mandolin they combine harmonious voices and captivating lyrics to create a truly unique sound.

On this day in 1943, Deputy Sam Blackwell tragically lost his life due to stab wounds sustained in Coolidge. On June 2, ...
06/09/2025

On this day in 1943, Deputy Sam Blackwell tragically lost his life due to stab wounds sustained in Coolidge. On June 2, 1943, a physical altercation between Marvell Walker and a woman prompted Deputy Blackwell to respond. Walker subsequently attacked Blackwell with a knife, and despite Blackwell fatally shooting Walker, he succumbed to his injuries four days later at a Coolidge hospital. Deputy Blackwell was 59 years old at the time of his passing. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, and one son.

On May 17, 1968, the 101st Airborne Division began executing Operation Nevada Eagle in I Corps, which was completed on F...
05/15/2025

On May 17, 1968, the 101st Airborne Division began executing Operation Nevada Eagle in I Corps, which was completed on February 28, 1969, with reported losses of 175 American and 3,299 enemy personnel killed in action.

In 1903, Shady Valley, nestled in the hills of Johnson County, Tennessee, was characterized by a simple, rural way of li...
05/11/2025

In 1903, Shady Valley, nestled in the hills of Johnson County, Tennessee, was characterized by a simple, rural way of life, strong community bonds, and a deep connection to the land. A mother and her three children, typical of many families in the region, lived a life governed by natural cycles and farm work demands. From dawn till dusk, their day was filled with essential tasks like feeding chickens 🐓, crop management, and other vital chores. The misty ridges of Shady Valley fostered strong family ties, self-sufficiency, and resilience, where the rhythm of the seasons and hard work blended seamlessly. Children learned valuable skills from a young age, contributing to the family's survival while experiencing childhood joys. Records at East Tennessee State University provide a glimpse into this way of life, highlighting daily struggles, triumphs, and the bonds that shaped the history of this remote Appalachian community. Their lives, though challenging, were purposeful and warm, centered around their farm and land. Shady Valley in 1903 stood as a testament to the lasting power of family and land, where each day brought new challenges and a deep sense of accomplishment and connection to the earth.

1940s Indian Motorcycle Company of Rochester New York
05/11/2025

1940s Indian Motorcycle Company of Rochester New York

Photographed circa 1890 in Lincoln County, New Mexico, is a Jicarilla Apache family. Source: Denver Museum of Nature and...
05/03/2025

Photographed circa 1890 in Lincoln County, New Mexico, is a Jicarilla Apache family. Source: Denver Museum of Nature and Science.

Huge snowman, Aberdeen, Scotland, 1963
04/28/2025

Huge snowman, Aberdeen, Scotland, 1963

In 1946, flying from Puerto Rico to New York.
04/13/2025

In 1946, flying from Puerto Rico to New York.

The female gold prospector is pulling a sled loaded with provisions through the muddy streets of Skagway, Alaska in 1898...
04/13/2025

The female gold prospector is pulling a sled loaded with provisions through the muddy streets of Skagway, Alaska in 1898.

Pedestrians walk across the frozen Mississippi River from East St. Louis to St. Louis. (1936)
04/10/2025

Pedestrians walk across the frozen Mississippi River from East St. Louis to St. Louis. (1936)

A patient acquiring ci******es from their hospital bed, 1950s.
04/10/2025

A patient acquiring ci******es from their hospital bed, 1950s.

Laura Ingalls Wilder and Almanzo Wilder: A Legacy of Love and ResilienceThis touching photograph of Laura Ingalls Wilder...
04/10/2025

Laura Ingalls Wilder and Almanzo Wilder: A Legacy of Love and Resilience
This touching photograph of Laura Ingalls Wilder and Almanzo Wilder, taken in 1948, captures the couple in their twilight years. By this time, their remarkable journey together had spanned decades of trials, triumphs, and enduring love. A year after this image was taken, Almanzo passed away in 1949 at the age of 92, and Laura followed in 1957 at the age of 90, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire generations.
Laura and Almanzo’s life together mirrored the themes of resilience and perseverance chronicled in her beloved “Little House” series. From their challenging early years on the prairie, where they faced illness, crop failures, and personal losses, to their later years at Rocky Ridge Farm in Mansfield, Missouri, they exemplified the pioneer spirit. Their bond was a testament to enduring love, forged in the hardships and joys of rural life.
In 1948, the world was changing rapidly, yet Laura and Almanzo remained rooted in the values they cherished: hard work, faith, and a deep connection to the land. This photograph stands as a symbol of their unwavering partnership, which began when they married in 1885 and spanned over 60 years. Together, they lived through some of the most transformative periods in American history, including the westward expansion, the Great Depression, and two world wars.

Charlie Chaplin with his wife Oona O'Neill, and six of their eleven children (1957)
04/04/2025

Charlie Chaplin with his wife Oona O'Neill, and six of their eleven children (1957)

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