The now-shuttered magazine "Life" was known for publishing some of the most famous photos of all time, dating all the way back to the 1750s. Now Google, with the blessing of Life’s corporate parent Time Warner Inc., is making the entire Life photo archive available online.  About two million of the archive’s 10 million photos are available, 97% of which have never been published. The photos are good quality and are free to print, as long as they are not used for commercial purposes. Time Warner hopes to make money through the deal by selling fine-art quality-framed prints through links on the page. Feel good about yourself this holiday season by checking out a collection of stunning yet tragic photos of the Great Depression.