Remembering History

Love this old pic. RFK and his Newfie, Buster. A Newfie roaming the halls of the Senate. As it should be.

Jackie Kennedy onboard the Staten Island Ferry, 1970s

Rolling Stone magazine, April 19, 1979 — Village People

Honor Guard placing President Kennedy in the White House East Room.

President Kennedy’s body enters the White House to lie in state early on Nov. 23, 1963. (Cecil Stoughton/John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum/MCT)

Jacqueline Kennedy boards Air Force One, after President Kennedy’s casket had been loaded aboard for the flight from Dallas, Texas, to Washington, D.C. (Cecil Stoughton/John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum/MCT)

Jacqueline Kennedy boards Air Force One, after President Kennedy’s casket had been loaded aboard for the flight from Dallas, Texas, to Washington, D.C. (Cecil Stoughton/John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum/MCT)

11/24/63 - The Kennedy family waits in the White House East Room for the start of the procession as JFK's casket is carried on a military caison to the Capitol to lie in state in the Rotunda.

Remember that "ridiculous" lawsuit where a woman sued McDonalds over their coffee being too hot? Well, here are her burns...

Floral tributes at Kensington Palace gates, September 1997, left in memory of Diana Princess of Wales, will never get over the loss of such a very special woman

6 September 1997: The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince William, Earl Spencer, Prince Harry and Prince Charles walk outside Westminster Abbey during the funeral for Diana, Princess of Wales

On October 14, 1912, former President Theodore Roosevelt is shot and mildly wounded by John Schrank, a mentally-disturbed saloon keeper inspired to act by the ghost of President McKinley. Roosevelt continued with his speech before going to the hospital.

On October 14, 1912, former President Theodore Roosevelt is shot and mildly wounded by John Schrank, a mentally-disturbed saloon keeper inspired to act by the ghost of President McKinley. Roosevelt continued with his speech before going to the hospital.

Stone of Scone - All of Scotland's kings sat on this stone to be crowned until King Edward I took it 700 years ago and kept it under the English coronation chair. With Scotland's parliamentary independence in the 1990s, the Scots asked for it back and got it! It is honorably displayed with Scotland's crown jewels.

Stone of Scone - All of Scotland's kings sat on this stone to be crowned until King Edward I took it 700 years ago and kept it under the English coronation chair. With Scotland's parliamentary independence in the 1990s, the Scots asked for it back and got it! It is honorably displayed with Scotland's crown jewels.

Rasputin’s penis had a rather colourful life while still attached to its owner. Since his death, it has continued to be an object of fascination. Rasputin had a reputation for using his penis as a method of spreading his holy message amongst women. It was a conspiracy of nobles who finally murdered Rasputin – and, it is claimed, castrated the body. The organ of Russia’s greatest Casanova can now be seen at the Erotica Museum in Petersburg.

Rasputin’s penis had a rather colourful life while still attached to its owner. Since his death, it has continued to be an object of fascination. Rasputin had a reputation for using his penis as a method of spreading his holy message amongst women. It was a conspiracy of nobles who finally murdered Rasputin – and, it is claimed, castrated the body. The organ of Russia’s greatest Casanova can now be seen at the Erotica Museum in Petersburg.

gloves that Lincoln wore on that fateful night. One can still see the blood stains more than 140 years after the fact.

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