Some brilliant shots here

[jon ryan]

http://www.boredpanda.com/must-see-historic-moments/

 

[supersammy]

Amazing. My favourite was: Baby cages used to ensure that children get enough sunlight and fresh air when living in an apartment building, ca. 1937

However just goes to show. Much of the talk about IQ and bokeh is ********. What really matters is capturing a moment which might show how we lived to people in the future.

 

[simonblue]

Seen quite a few before but some great shots,thanks for the link

 

[On the Huh]

Yeah, cheers for the link. Looked at loads of other stuff on that site too! Very interesting.

 

[Grizu]

Great site, thanks for the link. Spent quite some time on there having a nosey around.

 

[4wd]

That was quite a good job.

 

[viewfromthenorth]

Loved the one of the Disneyland staff cafeteria

 

[DorsetDude]

Loved the one of the Disneyland staff cafeteria

Are you taking the Mickey?

 

[Gupster]

Brilliant. Cheers for the heads up.

The Empire State suicide is the most fascinating for me......

 

[dinners]

Some fascinating images in there.

 

[beefybarn40]

Loved the one of Disneyland cafeteria, how did some of them eat and drink in their outfits.

 

[nickjohnwatson]

Amazing photos

 

[rampanthamster]

many thanks for sharing that link - loved looking through them

 

[SarahLee]

Thanks Jon - fascinating stuff.

That 'original Ronald McDonald' is absolutely terrifying. Who dreamed that one up as being a good idea for kids?

 

[DrGed]

The photos are great : thanks for drawing them to everyone's attention.

However, if you scroll down to the comments, you'll see just what a decent forum this one actually is. Some of the remarks posted on there are way beyond the pale!

 

[benc98]

Some of them look like they are from another world, not another era!

 

[Steve-O]

amazing, thanks for the link

 

[shaynewillis]

Photos shows of classic mode. I like the baby cages that used to ensure that children get enough sunlight and fresh air when living in an apartment. It was scary too from that height of the building.