Beware of what you believe to be true~

Beware of what you believe to be true~

If you live in New York, you will instantly recognize this building. If you don’t

Please, Bear with me

Please, Bear with me

Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. This is Wojtek.  The bear, that is. He was

ONLY A MONKEY IS SMILING

ONLY A MONKEY IS SMILING

Here’s one for the history books! In 2011, photographer David Slater went to Indonesia to

READ YOUR HISTORY!

READ YOUR HISTORY!

In 1910, Victor Berger, a founding member of the Socialist Party of America, was elected

Read your history!

Read your history!

One hundred years ago, a rag-tag army of military officers and civilians like these men

“When truth is stranger than fiction.”

“When truth is stranger than fiction.”

Talk about truth being stranger than fiction! In 1898, during the Klondike Rush, a young

“Party on!”

“Party on!”

Wanna party?! This is a photograph of an ‘entertaining’ evening in Koyukuk in 1900, just

“Quick!  What do you see first?”

“Quick! What do you see first?”

Here’s a blast from the past.  My past, at least. I was looking for a

“The gift of a split second.”

“The gift of a split second.”

One of the great gifts of the internet is what I call “The Gift of

“Who dat?”

“Who dat?”

If you watch a lot of television – even if you are a millennial –

“How things have changed?”

“How things have changed?”

Here we have a shot of a raid in 1922. But this raid wasn’t on

“You never know what the future will bring.”

“You never know what the future will bring.”

William Harvey Carney (February 29, 1840 – December 9, 1908) was an African American soldier