Back In The Good Old Days <Thread #2>

The Beatles and their wives at the Rishikesh in India with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, 1968.

Mailman N. Sorenson poses with his heavy load of Christmas mail and parcels, Chicago, 1929.

Mailman N. Sorenson poses with his heavy load of Christmas mail and parcels, Chicago, 1929.

Young Bruce Lee and his mentor Grandmaster Ip Man

Young Bruce Lee and his mentor Grandmaster Ip Man

A German Army dog from the First World War wearing a hat and glasses and carrying a pair of binoculars, 1916.

David Bowie at Red Square in Moscow, 1973.

Ku Klux Klan on a ferris wheel, Canon City, Colorado, 1925.

Conservationist and taxidermist Carl Akeley poses, his arms and hands bandaged, beside a leopard he killed with his bare hands, Ethiopia, 1896. Photograph via the Field Museum Library.

An 18-year-old Robin Williams as a high school senior, 1969.

The twin towers of the World Trade Center on the first morning of the New York City power blackout, July 1977.

Lyndon B. Johnson yelling at the pilots of a nearby plane to cut their engines so that John F. Kennedy could speak as Kennedy is seen trying to calm him down. Photograph by Richard Pipes during the 1960 presidential campaign in Amarillo, Texas.

The first photo taken on the surface of the moon by a human being. Neil Armstrong to be exact, in 1969.

Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix, 1967.

Bob Ross without an afro in the military circa 1960.

A blimp destroyed by the shockwave of a nuclear blast, Nevada, 1957.

"All I Want For Christmas Is A Clean White School." Segregationists protest the attendance of 6-year-old Ruby Bridges outside William Frantz Elementary School in New Orleans, 1960.

Times Square, 1978.

Coca Cola delivery truck, 1909.

A mother and child sit amid rubble and brunt trees some four months after the atomic bomb was dropped, Hiroshima, Japan, 1945. Photograph by Alfred Eisenstaedt.

Pink Floyd, Venice, 1989.

Albert Einstein, his secretary Helen Dukas (left), and daughter Margaret (right) becoming U.S. citizens to avoid returning to Nazi Germany, 1940.

Margaret/Margot Einstein was Albert Einstein's stepdaughter. Her mother was Elsa Hoffman, Einstein's second wife; Picture was taken on October 1, 1940, as they took the oath of U.S. Citizenship .

A grandfather teaches his grandson how to walk at Manzanar Japanese-American internment camp, 1942. Photograph by Dorothea Lange.

Wedding rings of Holocaust victims, near the Buchenwald concentration camp, 1945.

A man with a Punt Gun, a type of large shotgun used for duck hunting. It could kill over 50 birds at once and was banned in the late 1860s.