This post explores a fascinating array of images which capture vibrant city life, tranquil natural landscapes, state-of-the-art architecture, meticulous street arts and delectable food aesthetics.
Winston Churchill by Karsh (1941)
“Roaring Lion” is an iconic photograph of Winston Churchill by Yousuf Karsh, taken in 1941. Karsh reportedly removed Churchill’s cigar, leading to the grumpy expression that came to symbolize Britain’s wartime defiance.
John F. Kennedy (1946)
In 1946, Congressman-elect John F. Kennedy proved his pragmatism when he meticulously scoured D.C.’s real estate listings to find housing, eventually settling in historic Georgetown, demonstrating his foresight for both politics and location.
Chicago Rail Crash (1953)
The Chicago North Line rail accident in 1953 was a tragic event where a catastrophic brake failure on a train led to the derailment, causing significant injury and loss of life.
