Purely History on Instagram: "One of Buster Keaton’s most unforgettable moments came in the 1928 film Steamboat Bill, Jr., when the front of a full-sized house collapses and narrowly misses him. The massive structure crashes down, but he survives by standing in the exact spot where an open window passes over him. The stunt was completely real, performed without tricks or effects, and carried enormous risk. One slight error could have been disastrous, and the crew reportedly watched in fear as it