July 31, 1904 – Japan continues advance into Russia after Battle of Hsimucheng
107 years ago today, Russian forces continued their retreat in face of Japanese advance after the Battle of Hsimucheng (析木城), pushing Russia closer to ultimate …
107 years ago today, Russian forces continued their retreat in face of Japanese advance after the Battle of Hsimucheng (析木城), pushing Russia closer to ultimate …
This photo was taken 79 years ago today, of the opening ceremony of the 1932 Summer Olympics, in Los Angeles, California. Held during a time of …
423 years ago today, the British fleet confronted the Spanish Armada in the Battle of Gravelines. Though the British ships ran out of the ammunition during …
Do you take your dog along on summer road trips? Apparently, you are not the first, as this photo of a “dogmobile”–taken 99 years ago …
Most remarkable about this panoramic photograph, taken 82 years ago today, isn’t how much Chicago’s beloved Wrigley Field (then still known as “Cubs Park”) has …
84 years ago today, Charles Lindbergh landed in the “Spirit of St. Louis” at the private airport of a friend–James Hartness–in the town of Springfield, …
This photo, taken 28 years ago today, shows the destruction visited upon Tamil business in Sri Lanka, after the beginning of the “Black July” pogroms …
A former professional road-racing cyclist, Lance Edward Armstrong is famous for winning the Tour de France seven consecutive times, after having survived testicular cancer. Although there …
Patented on July 23, 1829, American’s first typewriter was first invented by William Austin Burt. Burt’s invention is described in the United States Patent Office …
Robert E. Lee lost his U.S. citizenship when he took command of the Confederate forces …
Monthly Archives: July 2011