Historical photos from yesteryear

Howard Hughes Test Flying A Radio Controlled Scale Model Of The Spruce Goose In California, circa 1947

Photograph taken in October 1939 by Arthur Rothstein for the Farm Security Administration.The scene is set inside a general store in LaMoille, Iowa.

This image depicts gun crews standing by on the catwalk of the aircraft carrier USS Hornet (CV-12) in February 1945

George Burns and Gracie Allen, America’s most famous Hollywood couple

historical photographs from the past

This image depicts a frozen Willys Jeep used by the 30th Infantry Division in Malmedy, Belgium, during the harsh winter conditions of January 1945

The Elvis-mobile
Built for and toured to over 30 Countries as part of the “Tribute to the Legends” tour.
This outlandish custom has over 40 tributes to the king within its design. Crown hood ornament, flow of his scarf and pant bottoms to name a few. The car is constructed from steel and not fiberglass!

Tom Hanks portrayed him in “The Terminal”

October 22, 1983, featuring Secret Service agents responding to a hostage situation at Augusta National Golf Club.

Notice that they are carrying UZI Submachine guns

historical photos from days gone by

Brave (Crazy?), unharnessed workers painting the spire of the Woolworth Building in New York City around 1926

1971 Chevrolet Vegas being loaded onto unique railroad cars that were engineered to transport 30 vehicles vertically, nose-down, nearly doubling the capacity of standard autoracks.

This Physicist, Harold Agnew, is holding the nuclear core of the Fat Man atomic bomb which was dropped on Nagasaki.

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