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A view of the balloon of Mr. Sadler’s ascending with him and Captain Paget of the Royal Navy from the gardens of the Mermaid Tavern at Hackney on Monday, August 12, 1811 s graph graphs graphy shoot graphy s
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JFK and Jacqueline in the streets of New York, 1960. Photograph by Robert Capa. s graph graphs graphy shoot graphy s
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From the antiquity of Greek myths such as the legend of Icarus to flying machines of Leonardo da Vinci, people constantly dreamed of ways to reach the clouds. Their dreams first came true on 4 June 1783, when the Montgolfier brothers showed the public their hot air balloon for the first time. That was the beginning of balloonomania.
“The term balloon is not only in the mouth of every one, but all our world seems to be in the clouds,” — the book “London Unmask’d”, 1785
See the whole collection on Picryl: https://picryl.com/collections/hot-air-baloons-history-images
Views of Victorian London taken from the Picryl’s collection: https://picryl.com/collections/victorian-times-london-photographs
Las Vegas. Interesting video on Vegas history.