Witchy Woman – Anne Nagel (1940)

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The year is 1940. Happy Halloweenie! Actress/Model, Anne Nagel is our Pinup Pun’kin for this trick or treat edition of Trending History. Color is by American Photo Colorizing, as usual – and you can almost see our Jack-O-Lantern’s blush. It’s no wonder he’s grinning with delight. Anne is very bewitching, indeed.

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WAR IS OVER! (1865)

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The year is 1865. It’s May 23-24. The American Civil War ended just 6 weeks ago. And a mere 5 weeks ago, the life of a president was ended. It’s been a tough four years for the divided nation. But now, it’s ‘Miller Time’ . . . . more or less. Washington, DC let its hair down for a two-day “Grand Review of the Armies”.

Just as The Beatles served as the happy antidote for an America still mourning the loss of its youthful president 98 years later – the Grand Review of the Armies was a celebration to help lift the spirits of a nation’s capitol still reeling from the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Ahead lay the long and winding road to reconciliation.

MYSTERIOUS DIGHTON ROCK (1853)

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The year is 1853. Seth Eastman, a reknown illustrator of Native American life, poses atop Dighton Rock in Massachusetts. The strange writings adorning the rock have been the subject of speculation since the late 1600s, when it was discovered. The most likely explanation is that the markings were inscribed by Portuguese sailors. Dighton Rock’s markings include the Portuguese Coat of Arms, three crosses, the name of the ship’s captain – Miguel Corte Real, and the date 1511. Mystery solved?

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HUNGRY JOE”S CATCH 22 CREW (1944)

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The year is 1944. This is the crew of my father’s B-25 during World War II. Center is the plane’s bombadier, Joseph Heller – author of the great American war novel, “Catch 22”. My father was the pilot, known in Catch 22 as Hungry Joe. Photo was taken on Corsica.

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MICKEY MANTLE SWINGS (1953)

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The year is 1953. New York Yankee great, Mickey Mantle swings for the fences in this photo from the ’53 World Series. Brooklyn Dodger, Roy “Campy” Campanella works behind the plate. American Photo Colorizing, as always, works the color magic.

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