The British Library recently added more than a million images from its collection to Flickr.

The British Library has recently taken a sizable chunk of its collection to the internet, Nick Clark writes for the Independent, posting more than a million images on Flickr for the public to enjoy.

The historic images include a 19^th-century drawing of a sacred Chinese tiger, a photograph of a “typical” American student in 1894 with “stooping head, flat chest and emaciated limbs,” and countless others scanned from 65,000 volumes and posted on Friday. They range from the 17^th-19^th centuries, meaning that they’re all public domain—and the library is encouraging users to explore and find new uses for them, to “remix and repurpose” the images in creative ways.

Nora McGregor, a curator on the library’s digital research team, says that they hope making these images widely available will help shed light on the ones that remain mysterious. “There are so many images that we don’t really have a great sense of all the gems that are in there,” she told the Independent, adding that with 6.1 million views as of Sunday, “the response has been thrilling.”

Here are some examples of the images that were added last week: