Two legends, Louis Armstrong and Grace Kelly, on the set of the film "High Society.




The two collaborated together in the 1956 film "High Society," which ended up being Kelly's last film role due to her royal duties (she married Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956). Jazz icon Armstrong appeared as himself in the movie alongside his real-life band

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Here is a more subdued photo of Marilyn monroe

Monroe remains a significant figure in American pop culture, even today, almost 60 years after her untimely death at age 36. In the past few months, stars like Khloe Kardashian, Bella Hadid, and Cardi B have all been spotted "channeling Marilyn Monroe."

This is Che Guevara, a major figure in the Cuban Revolution during the '50s




Guevara was an Argentinian rebel that gained a following through the Cuban Revolution, in which he overthrew the Cuban government alongside the Castro brothers.

He died in 1967 at the age of 39, when he was executed by the Bolivian government.

This is Mark Twain , 3 years before his death



Twain is one of the greatest American novelists of all time, best known of his works "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and its sequel "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." Unger used a photo of the author from 1907, three years before his death in 1910.

In a twist of fate, Twain was born in 1835 when Halley's Comet was passing Earth. He predicted a year before his death that he would die when the comet returned in 1910 — and he did. He died of a heart attack the day after Halley's Comet was at its closest to Earth.

This photo of Maud Wagner, the first female tattoo artist in the United States, shows you the before and after of Unger's colorization process.

Wagner was born in 1877. She performed in circuses as an aerialist before meeting her future husband Gus, who taught her how to tattoo. The two traveled the country in circuses and in vaudeville shows, and today, Wagner is seen as one of the biggest female icons in the tattoo industry.

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President Abraham Lincoln stands on the battlefield at Antietam, Maryland with Allan Pinkerton (the famed military intelligence operative who essentially invented the Secret Service, left) and Major General John A. McClernand (right) on Oct. 3, 1862.

Robert McGee was left permanently scarred after surviving a scalping at the hands of the Sioux tribe in 1864, when he was just a 13-year-old orphan.

Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels gives the Heil Hitler salute as he watches over his daughters while they do the same during a state Christmas party in Berlin in 1937.

Al Capone after being arrested as he was trying to enter Miami, Florida. He was caught by city police who were trying to keep the notorious gangster out. 1930.

The German airship Hindenburg bursts into flames in Manchester Township, New Jersey, on May 6, 1937 after static electricity ignited the hydrogen gas used to keep the craft afloat.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife, Sophie, leave the Sarajevo Guildhall on June 28, 1914. Five minutes later, they were assassinated. Their assassination precipitated Austria-Hungary's declaration of war against Serbia which later kicked off World War I.

Bar patrons hold up their glasses and toast the end of Prohibition. December 1933.

A British cavalry sergeant major instructs an American soldier in bayonet charging at Texas’ Camp Dick.

A London fireman wearing a smoke helmet. 1908. Before Jason X obviously

Children lick a massive block of ice in order to stay cool on a hot day. New York City. July 6, 1912.

The young son of a farmer walks amid the dust in Cimarron County, Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl. April 1936.

The mugshot of Laura Belle Devlin, who murdered and dismembered her 75-year-old husband with a hacksaw, throwing some of him in the wood stove and the rest in their backyard. Newark, Ohio. 1947.

Sharecroppers in Arkansas. 1935.

Booker T. Washington sitting at his desk while writing. Date unspecified.

The body of mobster Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel, who was killed by an unknown assailant who shot him through a window with an M1 Carbine while he was staying at an associate's house in Beverly Hills. 1947

An overhead photograph of World War II's D-Day landings in Normandy, France. 1944.

The Golden Gate Bridge during its construction in the 1930s

Suspected John F. Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald shortly before he himself would be killed by Jack Ruby on Nov. 24, 1963.

Market in New York City. Circa 1900.

Mugshot of David Bowie after being arrested for marijuana possession following a performance in Rochester, New York along with three other people — including fellow musician Iggy Pop. The charges were dropped, but Bowie never performed in Rochester again. 1976

The bodies of two would-be thieves named Robert Green and Jacob Jagendorf after a failed robbery attempt that ended when they accidentally fell down the building's elevator shaft. New York. 1915.

Connecticut newsboys on the job in 1909. Some of them had been newsboys for eight or nine years by the time this photo was taken.

Shantytown dwellings sit in Central Park NYC at the height of the Great Depression. 1933.

Portraits of immigrants taken upon their arrival at Ellis Island, New York. Circa 1910s.

Lewis Powell, 21, in a cell onboard a U.S. Navy ship in Washington, D.C. after his arrest on April 17, 1865 for the attempted murder of Secretary of State William H. Seward during part of the larger plot responsible for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln

Malcolm X waiting for a press conference to begin on March 26, 1964.
Peace be upon you brother minister X