18 stories in old photos that are hard to forget (19 photos)
There are some photographs that require no explanation. They speak to us in the language of emotion. 
This is the bright smile of a girl with tortillas in Texas, a charming, cheeky dog stealing from the mailman, and the tears of sincere remorse of young garden thieves. Here, Charlie Chaplin looks at his beautiful muse, a Red Cross dog tries on a gas mask, and fishermen's daughters pause for a moment, upside down, as if floating between heaven and earth, reveling in the carefree moments of childhood. Scroll, explore, and remember that the world was different, but always alive.
1. Sparks Circus Clowns, by Frederick W. Glaser, 1925 
2. Inupiat (Eskimo) Woman and Child, King Island, Alaska, taken between 1915 and 1925 
3. Fishermen's daughters play while hanging upside down from a wooden fish rack on the sand in Los Orcones, Chile, 1956. 
4. Vladimir Etush tries to fix his Moskvich-407. 1950s 
5. Milk delivery by dog sled, Belgium, 1880 
6. A dog belonging to the French Red Cross wearing a gas mask, 1917 year 
7. Charlie Chaplin and his new wife, 18-year-old Oona O'Neill, made their first public appearance since their wedding at the Mocambo nightclub in Hollywood, 1943 
8. Vladimir Vysotsky with Marina Vlady, France, 1977 Year 
9. Native Americans (father and son) from southeastern Idaho, circa 1897 
10. Alain Delon and Romy Schneider, 1968 Year 
11. Jack Nicholson and Milos Forman during the filming of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," 1975 
12. A happy Mexican girl makes tortillas and fries them on a wood stove in Robstown, Texas, 1939 Year 
13. The first KamAZ truck rolls off the assembly line, February 16, 1976 
14. Garden Thieves. Scotland, 1911 
15. Selling Brazilian oranges on a Moscow street, 1962 
16. The world's smallest television (at the time), 1966 Year 
17. Changing of the Guard in Norway, 1915 
18. A Dog Trying to Take a Glove from a Mailman, Minneapolis, 1950 
