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2:28...Hard to look at Hitch with hair. 4:08 Dont know if that tree is still there,but apartment buildings across the street put bleachers on their roofs & charged to watch from there. Now theres talk of tearing them down. 😢 🙏❤😊

0:54 My dad was stationed on Attu Island during WWII. First time seeing the village.

Neat video

Enjoyed! Thank you for sharing these old photos.

Thanks for the cheering, Neal. I salute you for being the first to post a comment. Keep smiling, my RUclips friend.

The old-time photo at 1:13 showing Nepalese porters carrying a Mercedes across a stream is highly interesting. I never have to do any heavy lifting when I want to enjoy wonderful historic photos as I simply tune into The Time Then.

Come David catch up!😊

Camera is a time machine

They seriously put on a cable and called it a day XD

We appreciate how well you've articulated your insights. Keep doing your best.

Samurai warrior carries two razor sharp swords and also a little paper fan to keep cool

Video calls in 1960s 😮

I didn't know the wheels were from the 30s! Thought they were the last decade or so 😂😂🎉

Cool photos, esp Flatiron

I really enjoy these pictures but couldn't read the caption

7:10..Such a massive shame, so much art lost. I would hope steps have been taken to prevent this from happening again. 🙏❤😊

Thank you, sweetheart. You take me back to my childhood 😊

.43..Those wheels look like a lot of fun. 🙏❤😊

Totally terrific.

I have seen some of these photos previously but enjoyed seeing them again as they are absolutely awesome and simply superb. I appreciate the hard work you do seven days a week posting wonderful historic photos we get to view for free.

So very interesting, especially the photograph of Reynold Ferguson lying prone on top of the gateway Arch, but they're all great, Thank you!

Rotten cop to ticket a car in the snow....

I've actually been in the Hyattsville Hardware Store. It's on US Route 1, a few miles south of the University of Maryland.

3:13. Know I’ve seen this pic because, as I mentioned before, I went to Clapham Common Grammar School for Girls! Anyway thanks Time for showing this again and for all the others! 😊

Totally terrific.

Love the old-time photo at 6:20 showing Kurt Volkhart in his rocket car. Go to The Time Then to view historic photos and you're off to the races.

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3:14..Ahhh yes, those wonderful days of disco. 4:15..People mustve been pale back then...but maybe skin cancer was non - existant. 7:20..They still make some of the most beautiful rugs & blankets in the world, usually from wool, by sheep they raise themselves. 🙏❤😊

“Bellvue” may as well say “Auschwitz”.

The cat in the pub exerlent 😂

In 1935 Americans could spell theatre correctly!

Are they crazy with that plane. Chopped liver if not careful😮

Another AI stupid video

Outstanding work from "THE TIME THEN"...PS You are correct about the great Chief Sitting Bull being a part of Buffalo Bill Cody's "Wild West Show". As a matter of recorded fact, Sitting Bull was quite smitten by the legendary Annie Oakley and had a crush on Annie. He used to call her, "My Little Annie".

5:30 those old women in front of the burlesque house! Its like "Well. Here they are." But they are no doubt Protesting.

During Prohibition, you could still buy whiskey at a Pharmacy with a Doctor’s Prescription. The first photo was of a Pharmacy that was selling it without a legitimate prescription, under the table.

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Thurston? Must be followed by Howell the Third! 🎉🎉🤣🤣🤣😉

Beat you again David!😊

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The Japanese nurse was stunning a real beauty and the cat did it for me great pictures 😊

CATS ARE?ALWAYS NICE TO PHOTOGRAPH❤❤❤❤

My sincere THANKS to "THE TIME THEN" for always presenting a fascinating array of Photos from our near, and far Past. And, I am especially impressed with the Photos of my home town, New York City included in this episode. I was especially awed by the photo of Ambulance from New York's famous Bellview Hospital included in this episode. Actually, Bellview Hospital was Americas first Hospital to have a 24 hour, 365 days a year, fully organized and operational Emergency Ambulance Service. Bellview pioneered the field of Emergency Medicine. There is a truly outstanding book concerning one week in the Life of our modern Bellview Hospital. For those interested, the book is simply titled, "BELLVIEW". Again, Thank You to, "THE TIME THEN".

Love the old-time gambling hall photos at 4:19 and 4:36. When it comes to viewing wonderful historic photos, it is always a safe bet to tune into The Time Then.

Doble made steam powered vehicles exclusively until it finally died.

7:50 2:29..One of the greatest things FDR ever did. 7:37..Back in 76 we drove 66 from Chicago to Arizona. Had no idea there were so many switches, went thru so many little towns. Interesting tho. 7:49..You cant see me, but i had the very last seat on the right. I dropped my fork & was picking it up. 🙏❤😊😅

.30...This must be before fire suits. We used to race an open wheel Formula Ford. Nobody ever got during refuelling, it took to much time to get out & back in. Here I suppose it's for safety reasons. 2:47..Hes parked in the wrong spot. He should be in front of MY house. 2:59... Beautiful scenery. I could almost see a condor in flight & hear the pan flute. 3:52.. I could almost hear Henry's mother calling him in that all familiar style. 5:22..Gosh...that horses legs are huge. 7:07..To many got off to easy & some got away, period. 7:56..Wheres Lucy? 🙏❤😊

1:48. Wonder who won - train or cyclists? 😅. Thanks again Time! 😊

Yes! Finally a photo from Phoenix, AZ where,I spent much of my life. The Orpheum theater in downtown Phoenix where I’ve seen concerts, movies, etc. ans which went through many name changes. I don’t live in Phoenix anymore so I’m not sure if the building is still there - anyone know? A lot of the city has been torn down!