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r/SnapshotHistory is a subreddit with 302k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
Welcome! Explore a treasure trove of vintage photographs, offering glimpses into yesteryears.
Share your historic images, family photos, and intriguing finds for the community to uncover their secrets.
Engage in lively discussions, ask questions, and collaborate to unveil the stories behind each image.
Enhance the experience by providing context, historical insights, and personal anecdotes.
Witness the evolution of our world through iconic moments and everyday snapshots captured in the past.
Popular Themes in r/SnapshotHistory
#1
News
: "Correction of false information spread by a recent post about Nancy Green (aka Aunt Jemima) in comments. New post w/different image."
6 posts
Popular Topics in r/SnapshotHistory
#1
Vintage
: "Eminem with his crew in 1991"
25 posts
#2
War
: "My 5th Great Uncle, Lt. Nimrod Hoffman and his wife c. 1870. One of the few men in my family brave enough to fight in the War against slavery. He was part of the 1st WV Cavalry. Most of his brothers were involved with the Union in someway, but he was definitely the most interesting."
17 posts
#3
Historical Photographs
: "These two photographs are taken in the same location in the Arctic Ocean, just 107 years apart."
16 posts
#4
Military
: "Photo of an armed partisan fighter during the occupation of Yugoslavia, 1943"
11 posts
#5
Photography
: "Postcards from Palestine taken by one of the first women photographers of the middle east, Karimeh Abbud, 1920s"
9 posts
#6
Photo
: "Ellen Watson (nicknamed Cattle Kate) was lynched in 1889 by wealthy ranchers, during the Johnson County War, who accused her of cattle rustling, a charge that was later shown to be false. Photo from early 1880s."
8 posts
#7
Snapchat
7 posts
#8
Celebrities
: "Robin Williams spending all day signing autographs at a homeless shelter in Boston. 1988."
7 posts
#9
Historical Events
: "In 1973, billionaire J. Paul Getty refused to pay $17M for his kidnapped grandson. After the boy’s ear was cut off, he paid $2.2M."
7 posts
#10
1944
6 posts
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