This Photo Tells An Incredible Story #shorts

Crazy photos you won't see anywhere else.

1986.

Anna Nicole Smith, at 18, with her first husband and newborn son, Daniel, just a regular Texas girl who'd transform into a guest model and billionaire's wife within a decade.

Van Tile Mack, weighing 257 pounds, was exhibited as the Ohio Fat Boy at P.T.

Barnum's American Museum, likely due to a rare medical condition and his family's financial desperation.

Meet the man who called himself Captain, despite only being a private.

Norval Sinclair Marley, the white Jamaican father whose genes gave Bob Marley those distinctive eyes.

Carolyn Jones, future Oscar nominee and iconic Morticia Adams.

Cancer took her at 53, cutting short a career from Elvis films to Hitchcock thrillers.

Glass bottles dominated supermarket aisles, preserving that crisp carbonation and authentic taste that plastic never quite matched.

Man selling his roadster for $100 after becoming bankrupt in 1929.

Following the stock market crash, $1,846 in today's money.

Lady Miss Keir's hypnotic moves and that infectious dig from Bootsy Collins created the perfect psychedelic dance anthem that bridged hip-hop, house, and funk.

Pink handcuffs prevent other officers from borrowing them.

Same reason construction workers spray paint tools hot pink.

Kelly LeBrock in Weird Science, 1985.

Future Tony Soprano channeling his inner buccaneer three years before his breakout role in True Romance.

There are four seats, but the shadow only casts three due to the lighting.

Martha Sinclair steps onto the porch of her Westchester home, June 1954, during a garden party celebrating.

Nicola Bryant as companion, Perry Brown from mid-1980s Doctor Who.

Back in 1961, this Volvo driver in Sweden pulled off the impossible, the world's only recorded car versus submarine collision.

Insurance company probably asked, you hit a what?

Dolly Parton on the set of 9 to 5 in 1980.

ready to show her boss who's really in charge.

Those sweater buttons were hanging on for dear life.

Remembering the Father, 1925.

Marilyn Monroe's last photo, 1962.

The ship's cat of the British warship, Queen Elizabeth Gallipoli, 1915.

Young Helen Marin channeling Cleopatra in this 1965 theater production.

Talk about owning the stage.

That Egyptian queen look was made for her.

Young teens take classes by TV while the integration movement is taking place at Little Rock, Arkansas, September of 1958.

Future Secretary of War and son of US President Abraham Lincoln,

Robert Todd Lincoln, circa 1865.

Julie Newmar as Catwoman, 1960s.

August 1st, 1981.

MTV launched with Video Killed the Radio Star and actually played music videos all day long.

A 16th century silver shilling from the Elizabeth I era.

The first known picture of the Pantheon in Rome with the two small towers