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It’s every photographer’s dream to take a picture so powerful that it ends up being enjoyed by future generations.

Railroad barons, gargantuan East Coast mansions and elaborate galas are all synonymous with the Gilded Age – a period of US history after the Civil War that saw rapid industrial development and a ...

Vintage photography can offer you very different perspectives of the past, even if you’re looking at familiar buildings and landmarks. The switch to black-and-white photography alone is enough to make ...

Jamel Shabazz, “East Flatbush 1982” (1982) (all images via Brooklyn Visual Heritage) History nerds and Brooklynophiles, rejoice! The Brooklyn Historical Society, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Brooklyn ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Having run the social media account Queer Happened Here, Zinaman offers a deeper look into the city's LGBTQ+ past from 1920 to ...

We've seen what life looked like in Indianapolis in the city's "Golden Age" of the 1920s, and what it looked like when the expansion came to a screeching halt in the Great Depression decade of the 30s ...

A man with suspenders and patched dungarees squints at the camera, inscrutable. He holds a rope, the tether of an equally enigmatic dapple gray horse, whose bright flank outshines the deep tones of ...

The USA TODAY store offers historical photo books that make great gifts for history enthusiasts. These books cover topics ranging from world news and sports to entertainment figures. Featured titles ...