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Joe D. Hatfield holds up the shirt worn by his uncle Ellison on the day he was killed by three McCoys. There are 26 knife holes in it. The three McCoys were killed the same day; one of them, Little Randall, 15, was told to beg for his life but replied, "Go to hell," and was shot. History Nerd, World History, Family History, Old Pictures, Old Photos, Vintage Photos, Hatfield And Mccoy Feud, Hatfields And Mccoys, The Mccoys
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Joe D. Hatfield holds up the shirt worn by his uncle Ellison on the day he was killed by three McCoys. There are 26 knife holes in it. The three McCoys were killed the same day; one of them, Little Randall, 15, was told to beg for his life but replied, "Go to hell," and was shot.
This is believed to be the earliest photograph of NYC.Taken at Broadway between Franklin and Leonard Streets, May 1850 Photographie New York, Leonard Street, Vintage New York, 1950 Vintage, History Photos, Asian History, Historical Pictures
This is believed to be the earliest photograph of NYC.Taken at Broadway between Franklin and Leonard Streets, May 1850 [1229 x 1294]
This is believed to be the earliest photograph of NYC.Taken at Broadway between Franklin and Leonard Streets, May 1850
The haunting portrait of an Armenia woman with tattoos on her face, indicates that she was ‘owned’ by someone as a forced wife and sex-slave during the years of the Armenian Genocide. "Grandma’s Tattoos" unveils the story of the Armenian women driven out of Ottoman Turkey during the First World War-Armenian Genocide. Crime, Women In History, Empire Ottoman, Fotografia Social, Armenian Genocide, Religion
The haunting portrait of an Armenia woman with tattoos on her face, indicates that she was ‘owned’ by someone as a forced wife and sex-slave during the years of the Armenian Genocide. "Grandma’s Tattoos" unveils the story of the Armenian women driven out of Ottoman Turkey during the First World War-Armenian Genocide.
Restaurant Stop Pose - Bonnie Parker without the gun Bonnie Parker, Bonnie Clyde, Mafia, Famous Outlaws, Real Gangster, Wow Art, Black And White Pictures
Restaurant Stop Pose
Restaurant Stop Pose - Bonnie Parker without the gun
In 1933, a girl dressed all in blue came to Willoughby, Ohio on a Greyhound bus. She stayed the night in a boarding house before spending the next day greeting everyone with heartfelt warmth. At the end of the day, she saw the train to New York approach, dropped her cases, sprinted for the track, was hit by the train and died of her injuries. No one knew her name for 60 years, yet 3,000 people attended her funeral. And no one will ever know if it was an accident or suicide. Cemetery Art, Cemetary, Cemetery Monuments, Cemetery Statues, Gravestone, Tombstone, Headstone Ideas, Fotografia Post Mortem, Recoleta Cemetery
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In 1933, a girl dressed all in blue came to Willoughby, Ohio on a Greyhound bus. She stayed the night in a boarding house before spending the next day greeting everyone with heartfelt warmth. At the end of the day, she saw the train to New York approach, dropped her cases, sprinted for the track, was hit by the train and died of her injuries. No one knew her name for 60 years, yet 3,000 people attended her funeral. And no one will ever know if it was an accident or suicide.
'Vampire Cemetery' Found in Poland -- 17 skeletons buried with their severed skulls placed between the knees or hands have been uncovered in Poland.  The burial practice is how vampires used to be interred according to archaeologists.  The bodies date from the 15th or 16th centuries when the fear of vampires was widespread in Eastern Europe. Dark Ages, Real Vampires, Roi Arthur, Mystery Of History, Interesting History, Interesting Facts, Headstones
Roll Over Dracula: 'Vampire Cemetery' Found in Poland
'Vampire Cemetery' Found in Poland -- 17 skeletons buried with their severed skulls placed between the knees or hands have been uncovered in Poland. The burial practice is how vampires used to be interred according to archaeologists. The bodies date from the 15th or 16th centuries when the fear of vampires was widespread in Eastern Europe.