December 14, 2012
Kodak Moments of Christmas PastBy Sablemable
Great photographs in color and black & white of Christmas in the Fifties and Sixties!
How many of you had one of these rocking horses? I did!
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Shopping mob in Chicago.
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Downtown Detroit with Hudson’s in the background.
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A Christmas Parade in North Carolina
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Oh, my! I remember those hairdos! Plenty of AquaNet and a lot of teasing!
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Not one jack-in-the-box, but two!
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Woolworth’s Christmas Shoppers 1964.
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A ponytail, circle skirt; how Fifties is that!
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Typical Christmas dinner snap. Love the light!
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Look at those toys! There’s even a stand-mixer!
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Hope that you enjoyed the photo album!
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Andrea
December 14, 2012 at 1:40 pm
OMG that little kitchen set in the last picture is too cute!
Sara In AZ
December 14, 2012 at 2:45 pm
Great pics that you found Sable……what I wouldn’t give to go shopping in that 1964 Woolworth’s!
sablemable
December 16, 2012 at 4:06 pm
Andreaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!! I know! Love the little wringer-washer, too!
Saraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!! When I was 10 years old in 1964, we lived across the highway from a Woolworth’s. It smelled off candy, coffee (luncheonette) and the wooden floors creaked. I used to go over there and look at all of the toys, clothes, everything. Yes, you would have loved it, girlfriend!