September 18, 1793 – George Washington lays cornerstone on U.S. Capitol
On this day 218 years ago, George Washington laid the first cornerstone of the United States Capitol building in Washington, D.C., the future meeting place …
On this day 218 years ago, George Washington laid the first cornerstone of the United States Capitol building in Washington, D.C., the future meeting place …
149 years ago today the bloodiest single-day battle occurred near Antietam Creek and Sharpsburg, Maryland, with over 23,000 American casualties incurred. This photo, taken shortly after …
Classify this one under “odd and mysterious captions”: Woman rides bicycle for 25 years Does it mean to say she’s been riding nonstop for 25 years? Or …
This snapshot, taken in Washington, DC 74 years ago today, shows the first woman in the District of Columbia to receive a driver’s license for …
Although the tenth anniversary of the September 11, terrorists attacks has passed, this amazing photo, taken of the entrance to the World Financial Center on …
Another Library of Congress image, taken 74 years ago today, that comes with an interesting caption: “Champeen” indian club swinger. Washington, D.C., Sept. 13. After …
Taken 58 years ago today, this snapshot shows what is, perhaps, one of the most storied and romanticized weddings in American history, when John F …
This photo, doctored roughly 10 years ago today is, perhaps, one of the most famous manipulated snapshots of all time. Originally taken of Hungarian tourist Péter …
This photo, taken of the west gate to the White House 74 years ago today, comes with an interesting caption: New gates erected at White House …
On this day 157 years ago the Siege of Sevastopol ended, marking one of the most heroic defenses put up by Russian troops against Allied …
Monthly Archives: September 2011