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A Blast From The Past: Los Angeles From 1898 Till The 1960′s

February 21, 2013 | No Comments » | Topics: Vintage |

Manhattan Beach-1957

Manhattan Beach-1957

 

Sunset Blvd. – 1956

Sunset Blvd. - 1956

 

Capitol Records 1968

Capitol Records 1968

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Ads You’ll Never See Again

December 18, 2012 | No Comments » | Topics: Vintage |

ads youll never see again

ads youll never see again

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Old School Cool

September 11, 2012 | No Comments » | Topics: Vintage |

old school cool

old school cool

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Mugshots From The 1930

August 31, 2012 | No Comments » | Topics: Vintage |

mugshot 1930s

mugshot 1930s

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Old School Cool (31 Pics)

August 3, 2012 | 1 Comment » | Topics: Vintage |

old school cool

old school cool

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31 Vintage Mugshots From The 1920s

May 4, 2012 | 1 Comment » | Topics: Pics, Vintage |

vintage mugshots from the 1920s

vintage mugshots from the 1920s

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Trying To Explain These 21 Vintage WTF Pictures Would Be A Complete Waste Of Your Time

April 11, 2012 | 3 Comments » | Topics: Pics, WTF |

vintage wtf pictures

vintage wtf pictures

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Slumming it in New York City In The 1800′s

December 14, 2011 | 2 Comments » | Topics: History, Vintage |

Bandit’s Roost (1888), by Jacob Riis, from “How the Other Half Lives.” Bandit’s Roost, at 59½ Mulberry Street (Mulberry Bend), was the most crime-ridden, dangerous part of all New York City.

Mulberry Bend (ca. 1888), photo by Jacob Riis. “Five Points (and Mulberry Street), at one time was a neighborhood for the middle class. But when they had water problems because of an underground spring, the area was abandoned to the poor. It was the first American slum. In 1880 there were 37,000 tenements housing nearly 1.1 million people. Most were one or two room apartments.  There was no running water and the bedrooms often had no windows at all.  The buildings were so close together people could hand things across the alley, window to window. Mulberry Bend was one of the worst stretch of slums and in 1896 it was demolished to be turned into Columbus Park. Chinatown and Little Italy encroached, as did federal buildings to the south.” via

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20 Pictures Of Vancouver In The 60′s

November 30, 2011 | 5 Comments » | Topics: Pics, Vintage |

vancouver in the 60s

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I’m Feeling A Bit Nostalgic…Here Are 37 Pictures From A Video Arcade In The 80′s

November 3, 2011 | No Comments » | Topics: Nostalgia, Pics |

arcades in the 80s

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