Turk Junction

The Pyramid of Cestius, built between 18 and 12 BC as a tomb for Gaius Cestius, stands out as a unique Roman-era pyramid in Rome, Italy. Measuring 29.6 meters on each side at its base and 37 meters high, it reflects the Roman fascination with Egyptian culture.
Interestingly, the pyramid’s design is so well-preserved that it retains its original marble casing, making it one of the best-preserved ancient structures in Rome. This remarkable preservation is partly due to its incorporation into the Aurelian Walls in the 3rd century, allowing it to survive the test of time while serving a new purpose as a defensive structure...

The Washington Street Tunnel before the Chicago Fire. (1860s)...

Cool detail of a mid-war commissary scene at Fairfax Courthouse with bread, scale, vests, meat, cuffed pants, and more! The Library of Congress...

Bombay Ayahs— photograph circa 1916...