Enjoy this compilation of rare historical pictures, varying from a personal picture on the moon to a vacation photo of one of most notorious and wealthy drug lords ever: Pablo Escobar.
1. Drug lord Pablo Escobar posing with his son in front of the White House in the early 1980s. He used a fake password to occasionally visit the U.S.
2. WWII just ended, soldiers of the allied forces are mocking Hitler from his balcony at the Reich Chancellery.
3. Cameramen shooting and recording the one and only lion roar for the MGM logo.
4. John F. Kennedy and his close staff tour Cape Canaveral Missile Test Annex, September 1962.
5. Astronaut Charles Duke on a mission to explore the moon’s surface shoots a picture of a photo of him and his family enclosed in plastic on the moon’s surface. It remains there until this very day.
6. Titanic survivors boarding the ship Carpathia in 1912.
7. A different view of the famous Tank Man of Tiananmen Square.
8. The Statue of Liberty under construction in Paris circa 1884.
9. Queen Elizabeth of England during her World War II service.
10. After WWII The Mona Lisa is returned to The Louvre.
Via http://themavesite.com/wp/galleries/10-rare-historical-pictures
1. Drug lord Pablo Escobar posing with his son in front of the White House in the early 1980s. He used a fake password to occasionally visit the U.S.
2. WWII just ended, soldiers of the allied forces are mocking Hitler from his balcony at the Reich Chancellery.
3. Cameramen shooting and recording the one and only lion roar for the MGM logo.
4. John F. Kennedy and his close staff tour Cape Canaveral Missile Test Annex, September 1962.
5. Astronaut Charles Duke on a mission to explore the moon’s surface shoots a picture of a photo of him and his family enclosed in plastic on the moon’s surface. It remains there until this very day.
6. Titanic survivors boarding the ship Carpathia in 1912.
7. A different view of the famous Tank Man of Tiananmen Square.
8. The Statue of Liberty under construction in Paris circa 1884.
9. Queen Elizabeth of England during her World War II service.
10. After WWII The Mona Lisa is returned to The Louvre.
Via http://themavesite.com/wp/galleries/10-rare-historical-pictures
