Interesting first pictures of the world

One of the first recorded wedding photographers in the world. 1840 February 10.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.




classic view of the Kremlin in 1852



St. Petersburg. St. Isaac's Cathedral, 1852



the picture is interesting because it is embodied in the old Big Stone Bridge
More 17th-century buildings, which will be demolished in 1857



view inside the Kremlin walls in 1852



One of the most interesting pictures - construction site of the Temple of Christ the Saviour 1852



Petersburg 1861



St. Petersburg. St. Isaac's Cathedral, 1852



In St. Petersburg, in 1853 a wonderful photographer Ivan Bianchi captured Chain Bridge at the Summer Garden



Kiev. View of the St. Andrew's Church in Podil, 1852



Bruges (which went by the name of our pants) for the last 150 years have not changed. 1853



For the Roman Pantheon, happily stood 2,000 years, half a century - no time! 1853



in Cologne, Germany in 1853 to finish building an abandoned suddenly came back in the 15th century after the first 200 years
Construction giant Cathedral - the most important unfinished Europe



Panorama photo of St. Petersburg in 1861 D.7



Panorama photo of St. Petersburg in 1861 6



Panorama photo of St. Petersburg in 1861 5



Panorama photo of St. Petersburg in 1861 4



Panorama photo of St. Petersburg in 1861 3



Panorama photo of St. Petersburg in 1861 2

Photopanoramas Petersburg 1861 1



Plaza of Spain in Rome from 1855 seems to have not changed.
Here Gogol loved to walk



Egypt. 1859.



August 30 (September 11), 1855 Library of Sevastopol.



1854-55. It can be estimated by this study Beato and Robertson, the Mosque Ortakoy in Constantinople



Snapshot of Balaklava, the main base of the British Expeditionary Force in Crimea, made by Roger Fenton in 1854-55.



Panorama of Moscow made for the coronation of Alexander II in 1856 6



Panorama of Moscow made for the coronation of Alexander II in 1856 5



Panorama of Moscow made for the coronation of Alexander II in 1856 4



Panorama of Moscow made for the coronation of Alexander II in 1856 3



Panorama of Moscow made for the coronation of Alexander II in 1856 2



Panorama of Moscow made for the coronation of Alexander II in 1856 1