My Pick of History
Sometimes going back in time is possible. Here are some pictures you may have seen but have not really thought about it. These are my favourate pick of history.
The timeless photo of Albert Einstein sticking out his tongue is familiar to many, but the story behind it is less so. On his birthday party in March, 1951, a journalist asked Albert for a smile, tired of smiling all night, the physicist replied with an eccentric sticking-out of the tongue. He may have had few beers by that point.

The opening credits to any Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production is synonymous with the roaring lion, everyone has experienced that vintage roar before the film is about to start, becoming a symbol for the MGM brand. It was here in 1928 that they filmed the famous roar, I hope those cameramen are still in one piece

1. Albert Einstein

2. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

The opening credits to any Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production is synonymous with the roaring lion, everyone has experienced that vintage roar before the film is about to start, becoming a symbol for the MGM brand. It was here in 1928 that they filmed the famous roar, I hope those cameramen are still in one piece
4. Lumberjacks

This image is from the 1915-era capturing lumberjacks working amongst the gargantuan redwoods in California when commercial logging was at its very pinnacle.
I don’t think they required a health and safety certificate back then.
https://www.amusingplanet.com/2012/10/the-lumberjacks-who-felled-californias.html
I don’t think they required a health and safety certificate back then.
https://www.amusingplanet.com/2012/10/the-lumberjacks-who-felled-californias.html
5. McDonalds

I’m not sure they had drive-thru’s at this point, but the first ever McDonalds here in San Bernadino, California, is a site to behold. Who would have guessed how many more of these would pop up all around the world. The site now acts as the McDonald’s #1 Store Museum.