Pinterest: Not just for dessert and craft projects! Pt 3 (or WW2 edition)

Yes, I know. Part three. I swear it's the last!

Maybe.

These are all World War II pictures, that I hadn't seen. And although it's war, they aren't horrifically graphic (besides the destruction that's occurring) but there is some bombing, and bombed out images. If that makes sense.

USS Shaw, exploding during the Pearl Harbor attacks 1941

Berlin in 1945 (post WW2). Just destroyed

A boy in a bombed bookshop after an air raid in 1940. (somewhere in the UK)

The moment of detonation at Nagasaki, Japan (9 August 1945)

Battle of Britain (I'm not sure where in England this is from...or the exact date)

children (survivors) walking our of the children's barracks of Auschwitz, 1945

St. Lo, France. Post D-day

And because I'll be in Scotland in about a week and a half...here's the men of the 7th Seaforth Highlanders (of the 15th Scottish Division) in Normandy 26 June, 1944. They're being led by their piper. I love them already.

The 7th Seaforth Highlanders

Pinterest: Not just for dessert and craft projects! Pt 2

I know, there's a part two. I kinda got carried away with pictures. But...they're cool pictures right?

Right.

Cameron Highlanders (Scottish infantry regiment) march past the Great Pyramids in Egypt in 1940

Bonnie and Clyde

Bonnie and Clyde's car, after the shoot-out

San Francisco after the earthquake, 1906

Crow warriors on horseback, 1908

former slaves in Washington D.C. in 1916

Survivors on the battle of Gettysburg shake hands in 1938

Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln's wedding portrait

Civil war era wedding dress

the seal on the third shrine of Tutankhamun in 1924

Dust storm (dust bowl era) in Texas, 1935

Pinterest: Not just for dessert and craft projects! Pt 1

I love Pinterest. Like...LOVE. It's a bit addictive. Ok... MASSIVELY addictive. But one of the things I like the most is finding people with awesome history boards.

Is my inner nerd showing?

Bandi't Roost in 1888, the most dangerous place in NYC at the time

The Hatfields (of Hatfileds and McCoy infamy) in 1897

Moscow air raid, 26 June 1941

Mardi Gras in New Orleans around 1900

A 19 year old Winston Churchill

Henry VIII's field armor (ca. 1544)

All Images found on Pinterest.com