Freddie Mercury with his first band The Hectics in Mumbai, India (1958).
Men watch and call as Mexican actress Maty Huitrón walks the streets of Mexico (1950s).
Matt Dillon and Diane Lane during the filming of Rumble Fish, Tulsa, Oklahoma (1982).
A girl, a dog, a mule. From the 1921 silent film “Through the Back Door” staring Mary Pickford.
Marlon Brando did not memorize the majority of his lines for his role in the 1972 film, The Godfather. Actor Robert Duvall is wearing a large cue card placard for Brando.
Mark Twain with a kitten in Central Park, New York (1907).
Marilyn Monroe with her mother, Gladys and her half-sister, Berenice on a beach in Santa Monica in the summer of 1946.
Margaret Hamilton, NASA’s lead software engineer for the Apollo program, stands next to the code she wrote by hand that brought humanity to the moon.
The famous image of Margaret Bourke – White setting up her picture outside her New York Chrysler Building studio (1930).
When Elvis drew an Autograph for a very excited 12-year-old girl who later became Madonna (1970).
Lynda Carter, Miss World USA 1972.
John F. Kennedy Family photo, Easter 1963.
Only 16 years after the JFK assassination, President Jimmy Carter rides sitting on top of the Presidential limousine to greet the crowds. 1979.
American athlete Jesse Owens in London after winning four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
Drunk Ernest Hemingway plays soccer with a can of beer. USA. (1959).
May 17, 1957: During the movie “Jailhouse Rock” in Hollywood, Elvis met two girls suffering from polio. He met Beth Currier and Elaine Brockway in California. Beth, age 14, confined to a wheelchair, gave Elvis an “Elvis” scrapbook that was mostly made with her mouth.
English actress Ellen Terry. This photo looks great modern but was taken 158 years ago (in 1864). Ellen Terry went on to have a distinguished acting career and died in 1928. (Photo by Julia Margaret Cameron).
Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II) working as a mechanic during WW2, 1943.
American engineer Edwin Armstrong, inventor of the superheterodyne radio receiver, with his wife Esther Marion MacInnis. Armstrong built the radio as a gift for Esther. Palm Beach, Florida, USA (1923).
Last known photo of Charlie Chaplin. He passed away on December 25, 1977.
