r/thepast • u/CryptographerKey2847 • 19h ago
r/thepast • u/BatUnlucky121 • 20h ago
1900s [October 21, 1917] Congratulations to Lottie & James Gillespie on the birth of their ninth child, named John Birks
r/thepast • u/ThinkBlood556 • 18h ago
1800s [October 21st, 1805] We smashed the French and Spanish fleets at Trafalgar but Lord Nelson didn’t make it unfortunately.
r/thepast • u/Gorillasofgallifrey • 10h ago
400s BC [4th century BCE] Diogenes just absolutely ratioed Plato, LMAO!
r/thepast • u/Infinite_Glass_8834 • 21h ago
1900s [1985] Sesame Street and NASA?! I sure hope this means we can see more children’s characters go to space, ESPECIALLY across these newfangled and highly successful space shuttles!
I wonder how much of a Challenge it would be to get Big Bird onto the Challenger…
r/thepast • u/Historybuff_135 • 8h ago
1900s [October 29, 1960] Just watched Cassius Clay’s first professional fight
Clay won in 6 rounds by unanimous decision over Tunney Hunsaker. Clay won gold at the Olympics earlier this year and I think he has some potential and he might be a top 10 boxer in the world someday. However, I don’t think anyone’s topping Archie Moore anytime soon, as he’s held the light-heavyweight title for 8 years now.
r/thepast • u/Jack_sander • 11h ago
1900s [1997] There’s this new game called Grand Theft Auto. It’s really fun!
r/thepast • u/Several-berries • 19h ago
2000s [November 4th, 2001] Can someone tell me why the people at Odeon get to see Harry Potter now, but the rest of us have to wait 12 days for the premiere??
I can’t wait!