Construction of Eiffel Tower (1880)

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Construction of Eiffel Tower (1880)

Feet of the Statue of Liberty arrive on Liberty Island 1885

Flatiron Building, New York. The Manhattan landmark under construction

When the automobile economy looked so different Charging an electric car in 1905

The Streets of New York City in 1908

When roller skates were the hot new thing 1910

Chicago Rush Hour, 1909

"When pigs fly…" - The first flight of a pig took place at Leysdown, Kent, England. 1909.

The first photo upon discovery of Machu Picchu, 1912

The last known photo of the Titanic, as the ship leaving Queenstown, Ireland on April 12th, 1912.

The day after the Titanic disaster. London, April 16, 1912

Grand Canyon, 1914

William Harley and Arthur Davidson, 1914

Gaudi's Sagrada Família in Barcelona, 1915

This is how people took selfies in 1920

1922 Beach Police -- No swimsuit was allowed to be higher than 6 inches above the knee

The unbroken seal on Tutankhamun’s tomb, 1922

London Bus, 1928

View from the top on the opening day of the Empire State Building, 1931

Al Capone’s free soup kitchen, Chicago, 1931

Women demonstrating against Prohibition, 1932

The rarely seen back of the Hoover Dam before it filled with water 1936

Golden Gate bridge construction, 1937

When the Hindenburg exploded May 6, 1937

Children wearing gas masks while playing, 1941

Unwanted babies for sale in Italy, 1940s

Oranges for 1 cent, 1942

The famous Hollywood sign, which originally said 'Hollywoodland' The famous Hollywood sign, which originally said 'Hollywoodland'. The last four letters were removed in 1949.

Dr. Seuss drawing The Grinch, 1957

Martin Luther King Jr. arrested outside a courtroom, 1958

Freddie Mercury 1958

Back when airlines served a full meal in flight, 1958

Motorola remote control TV, 1962

Moments before being assassinated in Dallas, Texas in November 1963, President John F. Kennedy Jr. waves to onlookers

Bruce Lee playing with his son Brandon, 1966

'Earthrise' over the moon, taken by members of Apollo 8 in 1968

Niagara falls without water. 1969

Opening ceremony of Woodstock, 1969

The Beatles crossing Abbey Road, 1969

When the Jacksons were a happy family 1970

McDonalds menu in the early 1970's

Last known photo of Lennon and McCartney, 1974

Steven Spielberg lying in the mouth of "Bruce the shark" on the set of Jaws, 1975

Gerald R. Ford and Pelé, 1975

Star Wars Opening day, 1977

Tom Cruise, Emilio Estevez, C Tom Cruise, Emilio Estevez, C. Thomas Howell, Patrick Swayze, Ralph Macchio, Rob Lowe and Matt Dillon, 1983

Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey in Dirty Dancing, 1987

Jay-Z, before fame, visiting London in 1988

A young Justin Timberlake and Ryan Gosling in 1994. Both members of The Mickey Mouse Club