Time changes all things and stops for no man. The world around us has undergone a complete transformation compared to the days of old, and it will continue to do so. Take a virtual trip back in time with this collection of odd and interesting pictures from days long ago.

Grover Krantz Was An Anthropologist Who Donated His Body To The Smithsonian Museum To Show How Skeletons Can Be Educational Tools

On August 23, 1989, About 2 Million People From Latvia, Estonia And Lithuania Formed A Human Chain

Teaching Each Other Their Respective Cultures

This Mirror Portrait Was Taken 100 Years Ago In Japan

When Both Sides Of The Eurotunnel First Met In 1990

Urban Planning Before Autocad

Wedding Dress Made Out Of The Parachute That Saved Her Husband's Life In Wwii

The Arctic Ocean Photographed In The Same Place, 105 Years Ago vs. Today

Photos Of A Sixteen-Year Old German Anti-Aircraft Soldier During Ww2

Self-Defense Glove For Ladies. London, 1850

Marilyn Monroe Visiting Injured Troops In Japan In 1954. Unfortunately For This Soldier, He Had A Broken Back And Had To Heal Facedown

Soba Noodle Delivery In Tokyo, 1935

Indian Air Force Helicopter Unit 116

The O’halloran Sisters, Armed With Poles And Boiling Water, Fended Off The Officers Evicting Their Family During The Irish Land War, 1889

An Open Air School In 1957, Netherlands

A Child's Carseat From 1950s

Woman Taking A Selfie In 1900. The Camera She Is Holding Cost $1

Royal Portuguese Reading Room, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. It Opened To The Public In 1883

A Couple Of Victorian Travelers, 1890s

Mt. Rushmore Unpresidented, 1905

In 2010, A Family Discovered A Hidden Ancient Chappel Under Their House In Shropshire, England

Lady And Her Horse On A Snowy Day In 1899

A Statue In Istanbul To Honor Tombili, A Famous Stray Cat. Tombili Would Sit In This Position And Watch People Pass By

High-Rise Installer On One Of The Largest Bridges In The World, The Harbour Bridge, Sydney, 1971. The Installer's Name Is Paul Hogan, In 15 Years He Will Be Known As "Crocodile" Dundee

Blackfoot Native Americans Looking Out Over Glacier National Park In Montana

World War 1 Observation Posts Disguised As Trees

A 'Knocker-Up' In London (1929). Before Alarm Clocks, People Were Paid To Wake Up Clients For Work By Knocking On Their Doors And Windows With A Stick

A Boy Stares At A TV Screen For The First Time, 1948

The Inside Of A 1926 Rolls-Royce

Maybe The Smartest People Ever Assembled In One Photo. Seventeen Of Them Are Nobel Prize Winners