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r/Jessicamshannon

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This sub is a friendly community of people who are interested in learning about the human side of crime, catastrophe, and history. Some posts may be upsetting. If you are in crisis or feeling suicidal, please call one of these numbers. I am not a professional and will not know how to help, but they will. USA: 1-800-273-8255 UK: 116 123 AUS: 13 11 14 CAN: 1-833-456-4566 You can find your country's hotlines here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o

An angry mob of kids and adults shouting obscenities and threats at a black family moving into an all white development near Philadelphia, PA, Aug. 30 1963. The family spent their first nights in the cellar in fear. They moved away 2 years later due to continued harassment.

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u/jessicamshannon 1 year ago

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An angry mob of kids and adults shouting obscenities and threats at a black family moving into an all white development near Philadelphia, PA, Aug. 30 1963. The family spent their first nights in the cellar in fear. They moved away 2 years later due to continued harassment.

2/27/1952 This dramatic photo was taken at the exact when Clarence Sims, a suicidal veteran, leaped to his death from the George Washington Bridge. The clutching hands seen through the railing are those of Father William Dunn of Tenafly, NJ who'd been trying to dissuade Sims from taking his own life

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2/27/1952 This dramatic photo was taken at the exact when Clarence Sims, a suicidal veteran, leaped to his death from the George Washington Bridge. The clutching hands seen through the railing are those of Father William Dunn of Tenafly, NJ who'd been trying to dissuade Sims from taking his own life

“The Receiving Room: The 42nd Stationary Hospital.” WWI watercolor painting by William Orpen, 1917.

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u/chubachus 8 months ago

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“The Receiving Room: The 42nd Stationary Hospital.” WWI watercolor painting by William Orpen, 1917.

"Gentlemen and ladies equipped with torches visiting the catacombs beneath the city of Paris. Engraving with etching." Published in March 1822.

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"Gentlemen and ladies equipped with torches visiting the catacombs beneath the city of Paris. Engraving with etching." Published in March 1822.

Plaster écorché figure on display in the Glasgow Hunterian Museum's exhibition on William Hunter. It likely dates to 1771 and its production overseen by Hunter himself, from the corpse of a thief. It has a removable section in the abdomen to show the organs underneath

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Plaster écorché figure on display in the Glasgow Hunterian Museum's exhibition on William Hunter. It likely dates to 1771 and its production overseen by Hunter himself, from the corpse of a thief. It has a removable section in the abdomen to show the organs underneath

Partial English translation (from a 1929 exhibit) of a food menu created by an eatery during the Siege of Paris, c. 1870-1871.

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u/chubachus 1 year ago

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Partial English translation (from a 1929 exhibit) of a food menu created by an eatery during the Siege of Paris, c. 1870-1871.

The man in this picture booked an underwater hotel room for his girlfriend so that he could snorkle down and surprise her with a note and an engagement ring. These are stills from the video of the proposal. Unfortunately, he died before he could resurface. Article in comments

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u/jessicamshannon 1 year ago

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The man in this picture booked an underwater hotel room for his girlfriend so that he could snorkle down and surprise her with a note and an engagement ring. These are stills from the video of the proposal. Unfortunately, he died before he could resurface. Article in comments

X-ray showing shrapnel lodged in a leg probably of a wounded Allied soldier, c. 1915.

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u/chubachus 9 months ago

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X-ray showing shrapnel lodged in a leg probably of a wounded Allied soldier, c. 1915.

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