10 Creepiest Historical Photos That'll Creep You Out



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19 thoughts on “10 Creepiest Historical Photos That'll Creep You Out”

  1. My Great Grandpa Wieczorek ran a Speakeasy in the basement of his store in Rockford Illinois. He was friends with the Chief of Police. From time to time the Chief would raid my Grandfathers store to make things look good. He would phone Grandfather so he could get everyone out of the Speakeasy before the police would get there.

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  2. In NC my grandfather, long since passed away, owned a tobacco farm, a small corner store, and he was a moonshiner. He had a reputation for distilling the best moonshine. He was never busted by the revenuers—government men whose job it was to catch those making illegal alcohol—who were disliked by everyone. Word spread fast when one was spotted in the area. People watched out for each other even the preacher stopped by the store to warn grand dad that several revenuers had checked into a boarding home down in town. Lol.

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  3. My brother and I went for a walk. This one time, we came across a house that was totally engulfed in flames, and there was no one around. It was dark and no traffic, no people, just crazy. All we could see Was this fire that just engulf this house. I don’t know if the people that were living there survived, we didn’t know what to do. This was before cell phones existed, we had no way to contact anybody, because it was so late there were no one was awake with their lights on. We didn’t know what to do. I’m not sure how much time passed before the firetruck showed up! Scary though, we have no idea what happened to that house, if anybody survived or not!!! 😢😢

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  4. I remember the daily "count" of the dead on the news during the Nam war, I still cry! When will we learn to "don't get involved"!!
    Democracy isn't worth so many American lives! "..and the caissons go rolling along." If you don't understand this quote, google it!! A bit of trivia: Abraham Lincoln's caisson was used for John F. Kennedy too. The horses in the front of the caisson had boots on backwards in the stirrups too. When will we learn…

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  5. Re: Moonshiners: Another one I saw in a museum was a milk bottle that had been painted white on the inside, so that when you look at it, it looks like the bottle is filled with milk. The paint was flaking, and had tested positive for lead, BTW.

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  6. Stalin knew about the bomb before Truman told him about it. Russia was an "Allie" so they thought it was okay to tell the Commies everything they knew. We have done this in modern times with Americans telling all they knew to Isreal. What damage could they do? Weren't they are friends? Sometimes we are dumb as bricks! Just who we just re-elected to be "President!"

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  7. I appreciate the research that went into creating and presenting this video. That said, promising an analysis of historic photos and then using unnatural-looking AI generated images to fill in the gaps was severely disappointing. I know I don't speak for everyone, but please reconsider the use of AI imagery in future videos.

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