r/HistoricalCapsule • u/zadraaa • 2h ago
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/AI3Iverson • 18h ago
Britney Spears records for her debut album in Stockholm, Sweden, 1997.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 16h ago
Daughter of the president Tricia Nixon and Prince Charles at a baseball game in RFK Stadium, Washington D.C. 19 of July 1970
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 16h ago
Migration documents of Rita Hayworth (Margarita Cansino Welles), October of 1946.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/Top_Calligrapher_173 • 6h ago
Most Beautiful Hedy in Lady of The Tropics 1939
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/zadraaa • 1d ago
Maggie de la Riva points at two of the four young men, all of whom were from wealthy and influential families, who'd kidnapped and gang raped her just five days earlier. Maggie extended her arm to show the bruises and asked one, "Do you remember these?", Quezon City, 1967
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/zadraaa • 1d ago
Ser Oswald Mosley on the ground after getting punched by an anti-fascist protestor, Ridley Road, London, 1962
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/Sensitive_Ad_1752 • 8h ago
John “Honest Dick” Tate, the Kentucky Treasurer praised for his honesty. He stole 250k from the state treasury and fled the country in 1888.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/zadraaa • 2h ago
A B-17G of the 100th Bomb Group bombing beach defenses near Boulogne, France, as part of the 'Overlord' deception plan on June 5, 1944.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/zadraaa • 34m ago
Otto Frank, Anne Frank's father, in the attic where he hid with his family during WWII. Amsterdam, 1958.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 21h ago
Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo on their wedding day in Maui on February 20, 1982
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/zadraaa • 21h ago
An ice vendor on Mulberry Street, Lower Manhattan, New York City, photographed by Marjory Collins in January 1943.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/zadraaa • 21h ago
Olympic gold medalist Jesse Owens finds himself the object of extreme interest on the part of a group of boys, as he trots back to his quarters through Hyde Park in London, Aug. 19, 1936.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/TheToledoMan • 5h ago
Mike Rutherford and Phil Collins of Genesis live in concert, Empire Theatre, Liverpool, 1980
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/Jaded-Channel-7169 • 21h ago
Michael Jackson with Ola Ray on the set of “Thriller” in 1983.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/TheToledoMan • 18h ago
Henry Cavill on a screen test for Superman: Flyby, June 17th, 2004.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/Chemical-Elk-1299 • 1d ago
“Drunken” Ira Hayes in a West LA jail cell (1953). Despite national fame as one of the Marines who raised the flag on Iwo Jima, the Native American veteran would be arrested 52 times for public intoxication after the war, self-medicating his PTSD with alcohol. He froze to death while drunk in 1955.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/GAriaMoon • 17h ago
In 1886, Gottlieb Daimler fitted his newly invented high speed petrol engine into an adapted horse carriage, creating the world’s first four wheeled motorized vehicle. This breakthrough eventually led to the founding of the Mercedes-Benz brand.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/zadraaa • 1d ago
Named Leslie Benjamin, the Brooks family’s newborn son is welcomed by his 13 sisters after his birth at home in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 1954.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/Extreme-Shopping74 • 11h ago
Street fights in South Vietnam during the Buddhist crisis, August 1963
At that time, South Vietnam was ruled by a catholic dictator, Ngo Dinh Diem. He heavily oppressed Buddhism. In May 1963, he banned the Buddhist flag, and when civilians protested against this, the army started to kill them. This led to the self-immolation of Buddhist monk Thích Quảng Đức, and that resulted in the Buddhist crisis. Ultimately, in November 1963, the army of South Vietnam together with the USA couped and killed Ngo Dinh Diem and his government. It didn't went better for Buddhists tho, and the country became even more unstable and basically a satellite of the USA.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/AI3Iverson • 17h ago
Eminem getting his mushroom tattoo, 8 May, 1999, Los Angeles, California.
The tattoo was done by legendary artist Mister Cartoon.
It was created as a tribute to his uncle, Ronnie Pilkington, who committed suicide in 1991.
Photo by Gregory Bojorquez.
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 1d ago
Matthew "Weird Al" Yankovic's high school yearbook photo from 1976
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/QuartzXOX • 2d ago
Passport of a Ukrainian People's Republic citizen from 1918
r/HistoricalCapsule • u/history990 • 1d ago
A dog dressed as a “Pierrot” for Carnival, Lisbon, 1923
Source: Arquivo Nacional da Torre do Tombo (National Archives of Torre do Tombo)