DrudgeReport Of The Early 1900s - Pic Inside

[JMan1234]

Found this pic going through a bunch of old photos (I love browsing pics from 1950 and earlier), and first thing I thought of
was DrudgeReport. This was their version...

 

[EricVonDoobie]

Drudge Report IS the Drudge Report of the early 1900s.

 

[JMan1234]

Some others for anyone who cares.

July 1863. "Gettysburg, Pa. Three captured Confederate soldiers

Whitehall Street, Atlanta, 1864.

Washington, D.C., circa 1905.

French Soldier - Place Royal in the city of Reims, France 1917

1889

Alabama 1914

 

[Francky683]

Awesome. I've got a couple dozens of pre-1945 framed pictures/posters all around the apt. I love the look it gives to the place.

 

[ImagesAndWords]

Very nice. I thought I was the only one here who had a fascination with old photography, silent movies, etc. I could sit for hours looking through books with historic photos. Ones that I like the most are the ones where the faces are so vivid and lifelike that you could almost believe they were taken yesterday with a modern hi-res camera (like the one above with the woman in the car). You can almost sense their personalities and hear how they would have laughed and spoken coming through.

Post more if you've got'em...