Families eating at a Pizza Hut inside of a shopping mall in Riccarton, New Zealand (1981)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/newzealand
A photo of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California during construction (1935)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Gamers participating in the 1980 Space Invaders Championship, which was the first major video game tournament in history5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
A photo of a nuclear detonation in the Nevada desert, taken by Harold Edgeford and his rapatronic camera, with a speed of one hundred millionth of a second (1952)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Gamers participating in the 1980 Space Invaders Championship, which was the first major video game tournament in history5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/retrogaming
Kansas City, Missouri; The aftermath of the Hyatt Regency Hotel disaster, which happened on July 17, 1981 when two walkways, one above the other, collapsed onto a tea dance that was being held in the lobby of the hotel. This eventually led to the deaths of 114 people, and left another 216 injured.5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/CatastrophicFailure
People attending the first Loveparade in Berlin on July 1, 1989. It was organized by German DJ Dr. Motte, and had a total of 150 attendees.5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/germany
Walter Botts, the man who Uncle Sam was based on, stands next to and imitates the famous poster (1970)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The Sydney Opera House in Sydney, Australia during it's construction (1966)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/australia
Since tomorrow is May 4th, I've decided to post this throwback photo of people attending the first Star Wars panel at Comic Con back in 1976, a year before it was released in theaters.5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/StarWars
The oil tanker Amoco Cadiz sinking off the coast of Brittany, France (1978)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Students sitting in a VW bus on the 14th floor of the Lincoln Tower dorm at Ohio State University (1970)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/Ohio
The massive amount fingerprint files collected by the FBI (1944)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
A photo of the Sears Tower in Chicago, Illinois when it was still under construction (May 1972)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/chicago
Not sure if she is talking about shotas or just regular guys, but I think we should investigate5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/ShotaCops
Muhammad Ali talks a 21-year old out of committing suicide (1981)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The founders of Nike, Phil Knight & Bill Bowerman at Yoyogi Park in Japan (1976)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/Nike
A WWI soldier standing in a massive pile of shell cases spent during the course of a single day (1916)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The Teton Damn in Idaho, shown leaking on the far left near the gray bedrock shortly before catastrophically failing on June 5, 1976. It eventually led to the deaths of 14 people, left over 200 families homeless, and caused around $400 million to $1 billion dollars in damages (1976 dollars).5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/CatastrophicFailure
What the interior of the original Starbucks in Seattle, Washington looked like in 1971.5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/starbucks
A mother and her child in Las Vegas watching a mushroom cloud from atomic bomb testing 75 miles away, (1950's)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
POS started being sexist about my mom by saying When did they start letting dogs enlist in the army? The comment is now deleted.5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/iamatotalpieceofshit
A flyer advertising the grand opening of the very first Wal-Mart in Rogers, Arkansas (1962)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/walmart
Two people stand before the aftermath of the Los Alfaques disaster, which occurred on July 11, 1978 when a truck carrying very flammable liquid gas exploded near the Los Alfaques campsite in Tarragona, Spain, which killed 217 people, and left 200 people severely burned.5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/CatastrophicFailure
This Compuserve ad from 1983 makes me feel like they (kind of) predicted the future...5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The first image of Earth from space, taken on October 24, 19465yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
In honor of John Lennon, here is the last known photograph of him alive, on December 8, 1980. The photo (taken by Paul Goresh) is gray and fuzzy because his flash failed to go off. We’ll never forget you, John.4yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The parking lot of the Rolling Acres Mall in Akron, Ohio (Christmas Eve 1982)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/akron
Two kids playing on an Atari 400 computer in a department store (c. 1981)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/retrogaming
A photograph featuring a DEC VAX-11/780 computer in operation (August 1980)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/vintagecomputing
A review of Laputa: Castle In The Sky from the L.A. Daily News (February 2, 1990)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/anime
(Repost) Space Battleship Yamato cosplayers at Baltimore WorldCon (1983)5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/anime
Redditor reposts someone else's work as their own, and gets called out for his actions5yr ⋅ LegoMaster2149 ⋅ r/quityourbullshit
