Rare photographs from the archives of National Geographic
Found - a new photographic collection from the archives of National Geographic. These photographs reveal the culture and times of the past. many photographs never before published, and are rarely seen by the public. Now, when these photos were made available to a wider audience, they can find a new life. Their beauty was lost to the world, and many of the original image is no date or location. This is just the beginning of a great journey.
girl feeding a tame bear in Riggins, Idaho.
A female worker helps separate the wires on a large generator in Czechoslovakia in February 1968.
Former soldiers learn to decorate cakes on vacation in Puerto Rico, April 1951.
The group of dancers performs at the Mississippi State College for Women, 1937.
Portrait of a miner at Omar, West Virginia, 1938.
Pilgrims bathe in the 48-meter waterfall censer Dhara in India. November, 1988.
Teens amuse themselves on large white sand dunes in New Mexico, 1957.
A Sudanese woman, 1920.
Auto-cinema with a screen width of 16 m in Alexandria, Virginia, December 1941.
The girl on an ostrich in South Africa, in August 1942.
Ghat on the banks of the Ganges River in India, 1923.
Indian film crew to shoot the wedding scene in the studio "Famous Studios" in Bombay in March 1948.
Student at the School of Arts and Crafts Bezalel in Jerusalem in 1927.
A woman mahout is racing sled dog in Nome, Alaska, in March 1919.
The milkman and his terrier in the back of the truck. May 1948.
Bedouin Beni Sakhr await the arrival of the king in Jordan in December 1964.
A girl in a straw hat Texas, October 1939.
On a mission to Denmark, in 1947.
Wooden boat with a red sail on the river Turaga in Bangladesh. September 1972.
Taj Mahal on the River Yamuna, 1923.
Members of the club by the ocean under the decorative parasols, 1930.
Lena youth organization Thessaloniki Macedonian mimic battle in December 1930.
The trainer is 136-pound lion in the circus in Moscow in March 1966.
Starfish of black algae at low tide in British Columbia in August 1981.
Reading news in France.
