Before the era of social media and filters, people actually weren’t taking 20+ photos a day. Photography was quite different decades ago, and with less photos being taken, the shots we see today hold a special look and meaning that take us directly to the breezy world of nostalgia. Candid (or posed) captures were one-of-a-kind that managed to always encapsulate and represent the era they were taken in.

The King with his Queen (1969)

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In this iconic shot, the 60’s most popular couple exudes their pure, Hollywood royalty with Elvis Presley reigning from his luxe leather throne while bride Priscilla stuns in her gorgeous lavender getup, relaxing on a shag carpet. Everything about this photo catapults us back in time to the lavish and bold aesthetic that was the 1960s.

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Sea Breeze Sandwich Bar (1964)

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If the staggering prices of the 1960’s economy doesn’t make you do a double take in this summery photo (.45 cents for a steak?!), then the fashion, the automobiles, and the various styles of vintage tin signage definitely should take you back in time.

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Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy (1959)

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There never were a truer American royalty than JFK and Jackie O. What’s especially poignant about this classic photo is that Jackie is at the forefront focus, while JFK smiles joyfully in the background as they both relax casually in the sun. Looking back, this was the true dynamic of their marriage. JFK may have been the president, but Jackie was the real star beloved by all.

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Young Cheech and Chong (1968)

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Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong have gone on to have pretty lucrative careers in modern-day, so looking at this old shot of these famous stoners when they were just babies is a whole other level of nostalgia. From the hair, to outfits, to their facial expressions here, they are 100% representing the 1960’s chill stoner culture.

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Southwest Airlines Stewardesses (1972)

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Come fly with me! Stewardesses working for Southwest Airlines of Texas wear hot pants and leather boots n 1972. The airline’s motto was “sex sells seats,” and drinks served onboard flights had suggestive names like “Passion Punch” and “Love Potion"

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Harrison Ford and Sean Connery (1989)

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Arguably one of the best onscreen father-son duos in cinematic history, Harrison Ford and Sean Connery exude their coolness in this old shot from behind the scenes of their blockbuster film, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

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Arcade (1989)

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Before the current days of highly upgraded game consoles and online streaming, you used to have to go to an actual arcade to play any of your favorite video games. This photo captures that lost businesses and the long summers and Saturdays of endless quarters and levels of Atari.

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Young Starlet Named Marilyn Monroe (1949)

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Most of the photos of Marilyn Monroe are staged, sultry, and posed, but this one taken early in her career shows a carefree, untouched by the Hollywood business girl with big dreams and an even bigger smile.

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Clint Eastwood (1965)

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The message this old photo sends is that Clint Eastwood is truly a cowboy in all aspects of his life. Even out of the western getup costumes for his movies back in the 60’s, Clint still looks the part in his rolled-up jeans, sneakers, and too-cool attitude propped up against a classic automobile.

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4th of July: Nantasket Beach, Massachusetts, (1920)

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Parking lots were not always a thing, and this 1920’s gem of a photo reminds us of just that. There are more old model-T’s on the sand than people! In essence, anything in the 1920’s could be turned into a drive-in and the seaside was no exception.

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Shirley Temple (1945)

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Many of us have rarely seen a photo or film of Shirley Temple out of her childhood stardom, but here we get to see the “after” of her child star career. She’s happy, teenage, and seems to be enjoying life off-screen.

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Andre The Giant: Age 15 (1961)

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With a little editing in this classic picture, we can see that Andre really was always the biggest guy in the room—or the beach—even before his wrestling debut, or making his appearance as our favorite character from The Princess Bride.

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Cast of Pulp Fiction (1994)

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There’s probably no photo that epitomizes the word “cool” more than this one, featuring the stars of the cult classic (and very first) Tarantino film, Pulp Fiction. Gone are the dramatic costumes, and here we get to see our favorite characters in their down-to-earth realness.

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Alice Cooper (1976)

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In this rare photo of Alice Cooper sans streaked gobs of makeup, we see a relaxed kid in classic 70’s bellbottoms and feathered hair, enjoying a low-key afternoon drinking his favorite brewski.

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James Dean (1952)

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James Dean would come to represent a certain personality resonating from the 50’s, and in this shot taken 3 years before his untimely death, it’s clear that the sentiment “DGAF” definitely started with heartthrob Dean himself.

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Samantha Fox With Jon Bon Jovi (1988)

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Though most now know her as a musician, in this photo with fellow rocker Bon Jovi, Samantha resembles a Baywatch babe—and there’s a reason for that. Before her big career as a singer, Samantha was actually a glamour model.

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Steve Martin with Johnny Carson (1980)

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There’s no possible way anyone can look at this photo and not smile. The energy from this segment radiates off the polaroid, and it perfectly captures the two larger-than-life personalities that were the indubitable comedian/talk show host Steve Martin and Johnny Carson on Johnny’s show.

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Las Vegas (1959)

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Before the classic strip we know today, Fremont Street was actually THE prime spot in Vegas in the 50’s. This retro shot is a gorgeous representation of the era of neon, classic cars, and gorgeous, bold colors against a sky of palm trees.

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Cindy Morgan in Caddyshack (1980)

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Caddyshack is a cult favorite film from the 80’s, featuring big names like Chevy Chase, Bill Murray, and Rodney Dangerfield. But the true star might just be featured in this photo, the sex symbol and blonde bombshell of the movie, Cindy Morgan.

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Freddie Mercury - Fort Worth, Texas (1977)

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Almost a decade into their formation, the band Queen was selling out arenas all over the world, and it was in no small part to not just Freddie Mercury’s vocals, but also his wild outfits and stage presence. This shot is just one of many that remind us of how iconic Freddie truly was.

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Dawn Wells - Gilligan's Island (1969)

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In this photo, you could say that Mary Anne from Gilligan’s Island posed for the first shot that took girl-next-door and made her sexy in her own right. Ginger was typically the one men lusted after, but here, we can clearly see that Mary Anne was just as great of a catch.

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Jaclyn Smith - Charlies Angels (1970)

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As the only star of the show to stay with it from the beginning to the end, Jaclyn Smith played an iconic role in Charlie’s Angels. In this behind-the-scenes photo, you can really see just how much she loved her job in the way she’s completely relaxed and happy enjoying a summertime treat.

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Entrance to Disneyland When Parking Cost 25 Cents (1965)

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Ah, this picture really takes you back to the days when it didn’t cost 6 months of salary to go to Disneyland. Though rates have changed since the 60’s obviously, 25 cents still seems like a pretty great deal for a day on the teacup ride.

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Debbie Harry - Lead Vocalist Blondie (1980)

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In the early days of Blondie, lead singer Debbie Harry was still as down-to-earth and completely herself as she was when she became famous. This photo shows the zany, fun, and entirely uncompromisable personality that is the formidable rock goddess.

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Nerding Out (1980)

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This photo encapsulates the technology of the nerd’s perfect office in 1980. Computers and TVs were tiny, floppy disks were huge, and keyboards weighed about as much as a toddler!

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Joaquin Phoenix (1996)

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Ah, a young Joaquin Phoenix (who incredibly looks nearly the same all these decades later!). Whether this was a pre-Hollywood job or research for a role, Joaquin looks effortless.

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The Corner Store (1960)

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These adorable little tykes are not only in precious 60’s-era clothes, but they are all hanging around a corner store with classic 1960’s summer Coke signs and wood shaker siding.

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The Great North Dakota Blizzard (1966)

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This photo is historically iconic as it showcases the worst blizzard in U.S. history. North Dakota was pounded for 3 days with sub-zero temperatures and feet upon feet of packed snow. Powerline poles are 40 feet tall on average, for reference.

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Princess Diana - Revenge Dress (1994)

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In one of the most important pieces of royal history of all time, the late Princess Diana can be seen wearing the incredible dress to hold her head high after she (and the entire world) just found out her husband, Prince Charles, was cheating on her with a longtime mistress.

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PURE 80's Only Thing Missing Is The Trans-Am

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We could literally unpack the entire 1980’s era in just this one photo. The big hair, the jerry curls, the fashion that, though horribly mismatched, somehow worked, and of course, the cans of vintage cheap beer.

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Times Square On A Rainy March Day - New York (1943)

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This photo almost looks otherworldly, with its eerie mist of rain overtaking the city, with only a dim light in the day provided by old neon signage reflecting off the soaked streets.

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Fresh Prince At The Playboy Mansion (1992)

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In 1992, Fresh Prince of Bel Air was one of the most successful shows on television, so it’s no wonder the cast got the premium invite from Hef himself to the Playboy mansion.

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Dolly Parton (1973)

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How is it that legend Dolly Parton can look like a goddess regardless if she’s in her stage glam or casually dressed down like she is in this photo? Here, we see Dolly in her natural element, clad in blue jean fashion and a big smile.

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Albert Einstein (1946)

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This photo is such an important throwback for so many reasons. It takes place in the country’s first historical all black male college, and the current lesson being taught is a huge one, as it’s by none other than the famed genius himself, Albert Einstein.

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Monica Bellucci (1991)

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Italian actress Monica Bellucci has been named the world’s most beautiful woman time and time again, and looking at this early 90’s photo, is more than obvious as to why. Even in the rough setting of an abandoned, dusty farm, she is absolutely flawless.

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Jack Nicholson (1972)

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This old photo is a perfect representation of actor Jack Nicholson in his heyday. Looking sharp in an all-white three-piece suit, his renowned wide grin, while casually clutching at his Cuban cigar is the entire persona of Jack in a nutshell.

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1950s Necklines

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It may be a small detail, but the sharp and linear necklines of women’s fashion in the 1950’s era created an unparallel look of fashion. With just the necklines of a woman’s dress, her soft features were accentuated, while still somehow giving her the ultimate look of poise and strength.

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Man Painting The Twin Towers (1982)

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It’s hard to look back at a photo like this and not feel emotional. With the towers gone today, this picture takes on an entirely new, very special meaning that we will never be able to recreate again.

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Cybill Shepherd (1972)

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Cybill Shepherd’s name proceeds her, as she is the epitome of smart, sassy, and unapologetic for her big, one-of-a-kind personality. It makes it that much more adorable to see her here at such a young age before she would take Hollywood by storm.

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The Original Michelin Man (1926)

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Seeing the OG Michelin man not as an animated feature or as a giant stomping through the city in Ghostbusters is a crazy sight. In this photo, he’s just an ordinary man in a bubbly costume.

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Robert Downey Jr, Anthony Michael Hall and Uma Thurman (1987)

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All 3 of these actors would grow up to be superstars, but in this shot, they’re still just babies beginning to make their way onto the Hollywood scene.

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Jimi Hendrix - Age 15 (1957)

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It’s hard to recognize this rock ‘n’ roll legend as a strait-laced teenager, his eyes still full of dreams to come. It’s clear his love for music was just as ardent even way back then.

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Rolling To Work (1944)

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Before electric cars and monumental opportunities to actually be better to the earth were a thing like they are now, people still attempted to do their part to help out the environment and save money, too, in the process.

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Claudine Auger - Thunderball (1965)

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In the 4^th James Bond film, Claudine Auger is front and center as the boss babe she is in this sexy photo. With curves and attitude for days, you can practically feel the cool energy radiating from this shot.

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Heath Ledger and Rose Byrne in Las Vegas (1999)

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Looking like a photo out of decades before the 90’s in this shot, babies Rose Byrne and Heath Ledger play it cool and funny, hamming it up on the strip for the camera.

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Brooklyn Supreme - Biggest Horse Ever (1930)

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Weighing in at a whopping 1450 kilos, the 1930’s boasted the largest horse on record. Here, we can see just how big he was as he stands next to 2 fully grown, large men.

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Jayne Mansfield (1953)

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A Marilyn Monroe doppelganger, Jayne Mansfield was the blond bombshell who dressed how she wanted and had a sense of humor to boot. She shows us a glimpse of that in this 1953 shot.

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The Beatles - Waiting To Cross Abbey Road (1969)

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Before taking the iconic shot that would arguably be one of the most famous photos of all time, the Beatles ham it up for the camera while waiting to cross the indubitable Abbey Road.

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Jonny Cash - Shaking Inmate's Hand at Folsom Prison (1968)

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In another example of a shot before the iconic photo, Johnny Cash greets the prison crowd before he plays an electric set for them on his guitar.

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Lynda Carter (1972)

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Wonder Woman herself epitomizes glamour and her fun personality in a single shot. Beyond beautiful even before her fame, it’s no wonder her vibrant personality landed her the iconic superhero role.

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Car Phone (1950)

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Humans have always had a knack for ingenuity, and this 1950’s hybrid that mixes a pay and car phone is a perfect example. While not long lasting or practical, it was “the” technology of the day.

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The Original Sesame Street Cast (1969)

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Sesame Street has been on television so long with such a revolving door of stars, that this photo serves as a reminder that once, there was a OG cast on our favorite front stoop.

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Gillian Anderson (1996)

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She was sci-fi horror’s sex symbol on The X-Files, and this shot is the perfect representation of the genre and of her huge role in it.

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Harlem Grocer Standing In Front of His Store (1937)

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The 30’s were a time of unfortunate segregation, and here we get to see that there were those who would work to make the world a little easier for those who were prejudiced against.

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Benicio Del Toro & Parker Posey (1995)

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In a photo entitled “Date Night”, the immeasurable brooding bad boy, Benicio Del Toro and the eccentric Parker Posey shine in all their glory with unbound personality.

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Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir - Yosemite (1903)

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This photo is not only breathtaking, but a direct example of what John Muir was always trying to accomplish—the respect and preservation of our national parks and wildlife.

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Pink Floyd Plays In Venice (1989)

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While this concert might look epic, it was actually an epic disaster. More people showed up than planned, which left the city unable to accommodate for things such as garbage and bathrooms.

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Maureen McCormick as Marcia Brady (1972)

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There was no one ever as great as the original Marcia Brady, and in this photo, we can see why Maureen McCormick was perfect in the role. No one does sass and wit like her.

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The Jackson 5 (1972)

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A plague of the damage of childhood stardom would follow these siblings all their lives, but here, before the storm, we see just a bunch of kids that love music.

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Tony Hawk - Local Skate Park (1980)

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Before he became the big name and leader in the world of skateboarding that he is today, Tony Hawk was a fresh-faced, long-haired kid who lived and breathed the sport.

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Beer Vendor At A Minor League Baseball Game (1949)

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Even minor league was a big deal in the 1940’s, as you can see in this photo the stands are filled and the vendor is loaded up with plenty of beer for the fans.

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Mike Tyson Walking His Tiger (1991)

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No, it wasn’t just a made-up plot point for The Hangover movies. Mike Tyson actually did have a tiger as a pet in the early 90’s at his peak of fame.

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Kennedy Is Assassinated (1963)

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This photo is one that has gone down in history as the moment a photographer captured the scene just a second after Kennedy was shot.

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Steve & Terri Irwin (1992)

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It was a love story for the ages, producing amazing strides for the protection of wildlife, and even 2 kids who have gone on to keep the fight going. RIP, Steve Irwin.

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Carrie Fisher In Norway Filming 'The Empire Strikes Back' (1980)

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In only the 2^nd ever Star Warsfranchise film, the cast were still so young and unassuming of the fame that would come to them. Here, the incredible Carrie Fischer takes a nap in between filming.

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Prince And His Band (1980)

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Many don’t realize that before Prince catapulted to stardom, he wasn’t exactly a one-man-band. He had a crew of musicians that toured with him, just as colorful as he was.

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Raquel Welch (1960)

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As one of the most gorgeous actresses out of the 60’s, here we can see Raquel Welch in hot pants, big hair, and a daring personality.

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SoCal Surf Culture (1964)

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In the 60’s, the California coast belonged to golden surfers and sun babies, with no law on the sand when it came to time, enjoying the culture, or parking a big VW van next to the shore.

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Leonardo DiCaprio, Johnny Depp, and Brad Pitt (1996)

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The 3 sexiest men and most successful actors in the world were once…just as sexy and full of star power. Here, we see them pre-fame, still just as cool as they are today.

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Priscilla Presley (1975)

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Clad in an all-denim blue jean bikini, the King’s queen was always setting fashion trends, knew how to pose, and was the ultimate cool girl.

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Robin Williams - First Male Cheerleader for the Denver Broncos (1979)

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Most people don’t realize it, but funny man Robin Williams was actually the first male cheerleader to jump on the Denver Broncos sideline. And he didn’t even need his own special uniform.

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"I don't do drugs, I am drugs." - Salvador Dali painting The Face of War (1941)

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Both the title and the titular quote that goes along with are perfect to describe this photo of the conception of the chaotic piece of artwork painted by the formidable Dali in the 40’s.

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Christmas - Marion Indiana (1958)

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Marion, Indiana wasn’t a huge place in the 50’s, but looking at this photo, it’s clear that the little city knew how to take an otherwise tough Midwest winter and turn it into streets full of holiday cheer.

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Ghostbusters Movie Set (1984)

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At first glance, we see the giant Michelin man stomping down the city streets in the first Ghostbusters film, but at a closer look, we see behind the scenes and the manipulation of size.

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Molly Ringwald (1985)

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She was John Hughes’ muse by 1985, but here in this shot, we see a different side to Molly Ringwald. Instead of a puffy-lipped teen, we see true Hollywood glamour.

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Sigourney Weaver (1978)

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With a Coca Cola and hot dog in hand, the beautiful Sigourney Weaver touts her favorite little food stand in California in this shot. Who knew in just a year, she’d be our favorite alien-fighter onscreen?

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Mamie Van Doren Washing Her Jaguar - Los Angeles, CA (1954)

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Whether this was staged or not, we liked to pretend that this blonde bombshell was giving her beautiful classic automobile a nice suds-up while totally glamming it out for the camera.

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Saturday Night Live Cast (1992)

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It’s crazy to look back at this photo and see these faces that would all become super famous later on. Some left this world a little too soon, but they all had a lasting impact on us with their comedy.

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Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand (1973)

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The Way We Wereis one of the greatest romances of all time, and seeing the chemistry between these two in this photo, is easy to see why.

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Joan Bradshaw (1957)

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Fashion is the most important thing, especially in the 50’s, and Joan Bradshaw showcases this brilliantly in this photo of her walking her dog in the California sunshine in a barely there outfit while donning a fur shawl on her shoulders.

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Man Walks On Moon (1969)

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It was a huge victory for the U.S.A. when Armstrong took a step onto the moon in 1969, being the first human to have ever done it in history.

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Victoria Principal (1980)

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She was one of the quintessential parts that made Dallasone of the most incredible shows of all time, and her beauty shines like her titular role on the show in this photo.

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Route 66 - Albuquerque, New Mexico (1969)

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Route 66 is still cool today, but it’s nothing like it was back in the 60’s. In a blur of neon lights and beautiful classic cars, this road was the rite of passage for just about everybody back then.

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Slash - Before Guns N’ Roses Was Started (1982)

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Slash has a…face?! We recognize this lead guitar man now with his high-top hats, long curly hair, and big sunglasses, and we never see him without his signature look. Here, he’s just a baby strumming his guitar.

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Audrey Hepburn (1950)

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In the early days, before her short-cropped cut, Audrey Hepburn still had the sharp wit and funny girl attitude, but she’s definitely more girl-next-door here with her high ponytail and big bows.

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Salt 'n' Pepa (1987)

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Salt ‘n’ Pepa were a real mood in the late 80’s leading into the early 90’s. With one-of-a-kind stage presence and genre-breaking beats, you can see their unique personality as a band in this shot.

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Great Dane Riding Shotgun - Hollywood, California (1961)

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Who doesn’t love an afternoon ride in a convertible? This ultra-chic lady takes the 1960’s by storm with her larger-than-life canine best bud enjoying that cool breeze in the passenger seat.

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Catherine Bach (1972)

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In a truly iconic shot that encapsulates the beloved classic TV show, Dukes of Hazzard, Daisy Duke herself poses with the legendary car in her even more legendary daisy dukes.

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John Cleese, Jim Henson, and Kermit (1977)

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Muppets creator Jim Henson shows us just what behind the scenes looks like for our favorite muppet characters, who when we see onscreen, it’s hard to separate the fact that they aren’t as real as you and me.

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Charlize Theron (1991)

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It’s hard to believe this shot of A-list star Charlize Theron was taken 30 years ago! She’s young and fresh-faced here, but honestly, she doesn’t look that much different, even all these years later.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger (1975)

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Before he was the Terminator or governor of California, Arnold was just a laid-back kid who was passionate about weightlifting and competitions.

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Brigitte Bardot (1965)

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Brigitte Bardot’s look stood the test of time, and it created a trend that has never gone out of style. In this photo, between the cateye makeup and voluminous bangs, we can see why.

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Cesar Romero As The Joker (1960)

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There is no one who captures the essence of The Joker villain from the Batman comics quite as perfectly as Cesar Romero. Even here, on the beach with a surfboard, he’s completely natural as our favorite bad guy.

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Patty Duke (1967)

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From Valley of the Dolls to her own self-titled show, Patty Duke was always a star. It’s clear as day in this picture that even before stardom, she was born for the silver screen.

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LAPD Women Trainees Practice With Their Revolvers (1948)

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Clad in the fashion of the day, these policewomen prove that a good shot doesn’t just belong to a man. Even in kitten heels, these ladies have no trouble hitting the bullseye.

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Claudia Schiffer (1991)

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She is one of the best supermodels in the world and this photo is a perfect example as to why. Classic car, big hair, voluptuous fashion, and easy attitude—every box is checked.

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Paul Newman - Venice (1963)

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Paul Newman in a suit, on a teak boat, in the middle of the river in gorgeous Venice, looking off into the distance like he doesn’t have a care in the world—what more could you ask for?

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The Rock and Mankind - Playing Nintendo 64 Backstage (1999)

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This former wrestler seems like he has this expression permanently affixed to his handsome face. Even before he was ultra-famous, the Rock was much like he is today: always down to have a good time.

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Sally Field (1960)

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Sally Field is known for playing a versatile array of roles, but here in this old photo, we get to see a young Sally, comfortable in her own skin.

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Congress Declares War On Japan (1941)

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This newspaper headline is a huge capsule for American history, right after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. This was the country’s life-altering response to that attack.

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Listening To The Radio On The Beach (1940)

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Before there were phones and small Bluetooth speakers, big radios were how you had to jam out to your favorite tunes on the beach. Add in these stylish swimsuits and you’ve got a nice summery Saturday in the 1940’s.

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Cameron Diaz (1990)

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Cameron Diaz is the ultimate California girl, and she completely embodies that in this picture as she skates down a small California road, not a care in the world.

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Organ Pipe Cactus - Baja California (1895)

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If you ever wondered just how big a cactus can get, take a look at this doozy of a photo! Rivaling an old oak tree, this organ pipe cactus was king of the desert in 1895.

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Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder (1970)

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Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder were THE funny men of their day, and this old shot represents that beloved and lost kind of comedy that they blessed the world with.

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Joan Jett - Santa Monica Pier (1977)

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Jim Carrey and His Stunt Double On Set 'Ace Ventura' (1994)

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Blink and you’ll mix these 2 up! Ace Ventura was full of slapstick, physical comedy, so Jim Carrey had to have a backup professional to jump right into those crazy scenes.

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Michelle Pfeiffer (1980)

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Michelle Pfeiffer has always been gorgeous, and this photo is no exception. Standing by a huge motor to promote her part in the sequel to Grease, she was ready for stardom.

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Tommy Lee Jones - Harvard Varsity Football Team (1968)

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Volvo Invented The 3-Point Seat Belt (1959)

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Seat belts weren’t always a thing—they weren’t even installed in cars for decades after the first Model T. Volvo decided to change the game in the late 50’s with the safety harness we call standard now.

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Sharon Tate (1968)

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It’s hard to look at old photos of Sharon Tate, knowing the tragedy that would befall her, but here, we are reminded of the sweet, beautiful cool girl who was taking over Hollywood in the 60’s.

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$36.00 - Cost For A Semester Of College (1970)

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Can you imagine 3 college courses for $36 bucks? Though the economy has changed since the 70’s, of course, the change isn’t so drastic that we can’t do a double take (and cry a little) at the sheer affordability of education back then.

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Janet Leigh (1954)

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Whether it was Psycho or this medieval role, Janet Leigh was always a sight for sore eyes, her beauty almost unbelievable in any film she was in.

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Joe Frazier vs Muhammad Ali (1971)

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In an epic battle of boxing’s 2 greats, we see such a good shot here of Joe Frazier and the legendary Muhammad Ali, as the crowd roars on behind them.

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Jamie Lee Curtis (1980)

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As the original scream queen, here stands young Jamie Lee Curtis after the huge success of the Halloween franchise, making a big name for herself.

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New Car Shopping (1950)

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From the sepia filters to the butts of classic cars, this photo has all the satisfying aesthetics that we try to get on our social media pictures today.

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Jane Fonda (1959)

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Jane Fonda has always been as beautiful as she is controversial, but one thing is clear—especially in this picture—she is unapologetically who she is.

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Gym Aboard The Titanic (1912)

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How wild is it to see something so normal happening right before a huge tragedy we all know would come? Here, these men casually work out, not knowing what looms ahead.

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Judy Garland - Costume Test For The Wizard Of Oz (1938)

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Such a young and bright-eyed Judy Garland in this photo, it’s no wonder she landed the unforgettable role as Dorothy in the timeless Wizard of Oz.

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The Doors Having Tacos (1969)

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The Doors have a reputation for hard-living and that’s how we mostly always saw them. But here, we get a refreshing photo of the guys just being normal and laid back.

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Ava Gardner (1940)

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Ava Gardner owns her beauty in this shot on the rocky beach in southern California, barefoot and carefree, wind blowing through her hair like she was born for stardom.

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The Mamas and the Papas (1960)

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The personality of every band member in one of the most popular bands from the 60’s shines through in this photo, and their music was just as cool as this shot.

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Charlie's Angels: Farrah Fawcett, Kate Jackson & Jaclyn Smith (1976)

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3 strikingly different but wonderfully compatible personalities made up the Angels, and here, we get to see that amazing chemistry perfectly.

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Gwen Verdon - New York (1953)

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Before Sex and the City, this was the quintessential New York glamour girl, in love with fashion, high rises, a good cocktail, and incredible city views.

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Empire State Building (1941)

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It’s hard to comprehend the Empire State Building once truly being the biggest star on the block in New York City, but here we can see its massive presence in the 40’s.

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Betty Grable, Lauren Bacall and Marilyn Monroe On The Set Of 'How To Marry a Millionaire' (1953)

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3 starlets, all gorgeous in their own individual way, cheesing at the amazing experience they’re having on set of a movie that would go on to be a classic. This was the era of true Hollywood.

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Air Conditioned Luxury Lawnmower (1950)

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While this didn’t make it long, what an ingenious idea it was to invent a contraption that kept you cool while mowing the lawn on hot summer days. We vote for a comeback.

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Phoebe Cates and Jennifer Jason Leigh - Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982)

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This would be the movie that would make these actresses stars, but it’s still unbeknownst to them in this photo, as they casually hang out by the pool between takes.

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Burger Chef (1975)

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From the prices to the uniforms to the cartoonish packaging, this photo makes it seem as though there really was nothing as fun as grabbing a burger for lunch in the 70’s!

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Jacqueline Bisset (1973)

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Can Jacqueline Bisset ever take a bad photo? Is it even in the realm of possibility? We think not, and this picture is further proof that she is well-deserving of 1 of the most beautiful people on the planet title.

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Little Richard with The Beatles (1962)

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The boys in the band are all giddy in this shot to meet their rock ‘n’ roll hero, Little Richard, and it’s such a cool moment to see, as in about a year, they’d go on to amass the biggest following of all time.

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Ashtrays and Coin-Operated Televisions In The Los Angeles Greyhound Bus Terminal (1969)

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Though technology has changed a bit, people have always valued things to pass the time and personal space. Even in the 60’s, there was this premium set up for ultimate comfort while waiting for the bus.

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Elke Sommer (1960)

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Elke Sommer was a German beauty that dominated the box office in the 60’s and in this shot, we get to see her one-of-a-kind pizazz and sex symbol status.

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Hugh Hefner (1977)

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Hef was always a legend, even in his younger days, and he knew how to style himself outside of the robe and slippers we eventually came to know him in.

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Jennifer Connelly - The Rocketeer (1991)

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Many people only remember Jennifer Connelly’s early acting days in Labyrinth, but she actually showcased her amazing acting chops in the cult classic, The Rocketeer.

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Sandra Bullock and Adam Sandler (1994)

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Adam Sandler was the funniest kid on the block in the 90’s and Sandra Bullock was just emerging as a future America’s sweetheart. Both personalities are beyond perfectly captured here in this shot.

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Elton John On His Private Jet (1974)

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Never without his piano or kooky sunglasses, Elton John is definitely in his element on his private plane here with friends in 1974.

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June Blair (1957)

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From Playboy to the big screen, June Blair was a talent to beat and an impossible beauty. Her aura is effortless and magnetic, just as we see in this photo.

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New Television Set (1948)

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No, it’s not a washing machine—it’s a chic and sleek television! Looking like it’s right out of The Jetsons, this was the future in 1948.

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Cher - Venice Beach (1971)

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Cher is and always has been SO COOL. This shot of her doing tricks along the beachfront in her roller skates as the sun sets behind is the epitome of the carefree life Cher always preaches.

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Bill Watterson - Creator Of Calvin And Hobbes (1986)

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In this giddy and happy shot of beloved Calvin and Hobbes comic creator, Bill Waterson, we see a reminiscent, real-life version of Calvin himself. No wonder these comics were so great for so long.

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Shelley Duvall (1970)

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In a rare photo of actress Shelley Duvall, she’s seen as happy, trendy, and beautiful. Her career was wrought with hardships, so it’s a nice shot to see her content.

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Sigourney Weaver - Testing Flamethrower For Alien (1978)

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It doesn’t get as awesome as this shot of Sigourney Weaver. In maybe the most rad shot ever taken of her, this photo completely sets up how exciting the Alien franchise would be.

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Alex Trebek - Hosting "High Rollers" (1974)

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Handsome Alex Trebek aged so gracefully that the only difference between this photo in the 70’s and his look before he passed earlier this year, is his coif of hair. The mustache, the face, the expressions—all the same.

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The Red Hot Chili Peppers (1986)

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The Red Hot Chili Peppers became huge in the 90’s, but they were still making music happen a decade before. Here, it’s a double take to see them so young and at the start of their career.

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Check Out Counter At The 711 (1973)

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This 7-11 in the 70’s looks more like a high-end grocery store than a gas station stop! From the colors to the pristine set-up, we’ll take 2 of everything, please.

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Sharon Stone (1983)

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This young and upcoming starlet is easy to recognize as the indomitable Sharon Stone, with her confident pose and renowned piercing blue stare.

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Buick Flamingo With Rotating Front Seat (1961)

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Moms everywhere rejoiced with this limited-edition classic automobile, as it gave them the freedom to keep a close eye on their kids at all times during the ride.

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Kurt Cobain - New York City (1993)

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The emotional grunge crooner, Kurt Cobain, is perfect in this amazingly set-up shot, posed in front of a heady marquee and looking off into the city as if he’s contemplating every question in life.

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Rita Moreno (1950)

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This was the 1950’s version of the perfect social media shot. Beautiful actress brooding in her top fashion, perfect makeup, surrounded by her favorite music and classic record player.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone (1980)

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Still close to this day, Arnold and Sly’s friendship started way back in the 80’s, with both being a huge presence in the body building world, as we can clearly see by their aerobic outfits here.

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The Hoover Dam Under Construction (1935)

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It’s hard to remember sometimes just how enormous the Hoover Dam is, and even beyond that, just how big of a deal the actual construction was. These men look so tiny in comparison.

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Black Sabbath (1968)

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Their dark and wild antics made them every parent’s worst nightmare in the 60’s and 70’s, but here, the Black Sabbath boys just look like a few regular kids hanging out on the lawn on a spring weekend.

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Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Calling Their Moms After Winning Oscars (1997)

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Ah, here are the Hollywood BFF’s once so young and just getting started on their huge careers in Hollywood. It’s such a down to earth thing to see them excitedly calling their moms like the rest of us would after their big win.

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Mariah Carey and Patrick Swayze - SNL (1990)

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What a throwback this one is! Heartthrob Patrick Swayze and would-be mega-star with an angel’s voice, Mariah Carey, crossed paths on SNL, encapsulating the feel of the 90’s.

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Elizabeth Taylor - Sets of Cleopatra (1963)

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It was one of her most iconic roles and no extravagant detail was spared in her wardrobe, her acting chops, or set design. It’s why this film remains one of the best even today.

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Rita Hayworth (1940)

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Rita Hayworth was the epitome of grace, beauty, and great acting in the 40’s, and she was the crush of just about every man on the planet. In this shot, her demure expression makes us think she is more than aware.

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Van Halen - Mississippi River Jam (1978)

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Van Halen was known for more than just great tunes—they were so great at performing, too. In this photo, that excitement and energy really radiate off the polaroid.

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Electric Scooter (1916)

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Scooters have been around a lot longer than people realize, and the overall architecture hasn’t changed much, either. Prime example is this early, 1916 picture of a scooter that doesn’t look much different than what we use now—minus the big motor up front.

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ABBA (1975)

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ABBA was the Swedish import we needed in music; pure, happy, and soulful. Their 1970’s spirit shines through in this shot.

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George Lucas - Before CGI (1984)

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Seeing all the bits and pieces that go into creating our beloved Star Wars universe is probably one of the most epic things ever. And judging by George’s face, it’s the bee’s knees for him, too.

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All Star Game - San Diego (1992)

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This legendary baseball game was near impossible to get tickets to back then, but fans were clearly resourceful. Even miles up and out, we can see this guy was not going to miss it.

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Jennifer Grey - 'Dirty Dancing' Premiere (1987)

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Nobody put Baby in a corner for this amazing premiere showcasing Jennifer Grey’s popular film that would go on to be a favorite for generations to come.

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Jersey Shore (1905)

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Ever wondered what the Jersey Shore looked like before Snooki? Here we see it really was much the same, still with an ample amount of people enjoying the beach.

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Chris Farley and David Spade (1994)

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These 2 were our favorite best buds back in the 90’s, creating unique comedy that no one has ever been able to replicate. The chillness of David and the pure energy of Chris was more than compatible.

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Tinder (1913)

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Dating apps were a thing long before they were…a thing. Seen here are a few men who know what they want and what they’re looking for, and they didn’t need a swipe function—just a makeshift sign—to let the world know.

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Elizabeth Montgomery (1960)

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We’re used to seeing her as mom and responsible witch in Bewitched, but this look gives us serious 60’s vibes, with that colorful, youthful fashion, and an electric guitar to boot.

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Grocery Shopping (1960)

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Now we run out to grab groceries in sweatpants and sunglasses, but in the 60’s, they had a version of this, too, that required no less than a headful of rollers and casual housedresses.

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Bob Dylan (1971)

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Bob Dylan has always been the same. Curly rockabilly cut, never without shades, and wears his guitar like a third arm. This photo is pretty much identical to all the rest he’s ever taken.

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Chris Noel (1966)

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Standing out like a Barbie Doll while supporting the troops way back in 1966, Chris Noel actually did more work for the Army radio than she did in acting.

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Raquel Welsh (1970)

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Vibrant, effortless, and impossibly gorgeous, Raquel Welsh is another actress/model who just never takes a bad photo. Can you imagine having this shot for your Instagram? Iconic.

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San Francisco (1961)

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Bright lights, skyward neon, classic autos, and Miles Davis on the marquee sounds like a perfect Friday night in San Francisco to us in the 1960’s.

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Marie Wilson (1950)

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It doesn’t get much lovelier than Marie Wilson, the irreplaceable My Friend Irma. Her classic style and wit are showcased brilliantly in this shot.

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Drew Barrymore (1993)

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This youthful Drew Barrymore is just a teen here, dressed up in 90’s fashion and face, coming out of her childhood acting career and blooming into an entirely new one.

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Elton John - Dodger Stadium (1975)

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This is one of the most well-known Elton John shots of all time, both in real life and used in his hit autobiographical film. It’s plain as day to see why, just by the sheer magnitude of that all-sequined suit!

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5mb IBM Hard Drive (1956)

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The next time you complain about how bulky you think your desktop or laptop is, remember this photo. That huge, car-sized thing they’re hauling up that ramp? Yeah, that’s a hard drive.

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McDonald's (1980)

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They just don’t make McDonald playscapes like they used to. Though, a ball pit and slide probably fares better nowadays than a burger prison, as seen here.

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Brooklyn (1985)

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1980’s Brooklyn was hip and wide open for new fads and passions to come along, including new genres of music and fashion, and no—it wasn’t odd to carry a 30-pound boombox everywhere.

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Courtney Cox (1980)

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Starting her career off in a Bruce Springsteen music video, here we see Courtney Cox as she took on her first titular role starring in Masters of the Universe.

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Queen - Detroit, MI (1977)

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Another prime example of the fashion that made Freddie Mercury stand out from the crowd is in this shot. Clad in all vinyl, Freddie led Queen along for an awesome show in this Detroit show.

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Ford Mustang (1970)

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Short shorts, crop top, big fro, and beautiful car equals a shot that could never be taken in any era but the 70’s. The car is so classic, this guy dares not even let his fingers touch the paint.

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Studio 54 - Keith Richards, James Brown and John Belushi (1980)

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The sheer star power in this picture is staggering. Immortal Keith Richards laughs with king of soul, James Brown, while he hugs onto hilarious funny man, John Belushi. This is the 80’s in a nutshell.

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Grace Kelly - Jamaica (1955)

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Grace Kelly was one of those people who embodied her very name, never in need of a filter, a pose, or any excess of makeup or fashion. In her natural element, as we see here, Grace is just perfection.

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Library (1970)

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Who says libraries can’t be hip? Here, everyone rocks their 70’s fashion, but that’s not what’s the best thing about it. The dewy decimal system and check-out cards with stamps are still in full swing.

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Ann Margret (1960)

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She was the redhead to rule them all, always in the newest fashion trends with the best eye makeup and roles that we would all come to love. Even whatever this one was on an arbitrary diving board.

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Car Crash - Washington D.C. (1921)

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The expressions, the fashion, the streets—all of it takes us back to the roaring 20’s. But the biggest wow factor here is just how serious even the smallest fender benders could be back then.

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Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin (1973)

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This photo really needs no context because it’s true context in of itself. Big hair, a dove, a shirt that doesn’t fit, and a belt buckle bigger than a baby’s head—all to the delight of the huge

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Chicago (1941)

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Isn’t this shot just the coolest? These 5 kids are ruling the town in their dapper suits, almost making us forget this is not their classic auto.

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Macho Man With His Belt (1988)

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Macho Man was a whole mood in 70’s/80’s wrestling, and many have attempted to recreate his style over the years. Here, he’s seen relaxing and touting his championship belt and iconic fashion.

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Economy Class (1950)

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Economy class in the 50’s was something totally different than what we get now. Can you imagine all this space and the ability to turn your chair into a bed?

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Bruce Lee and Kareem Abdul Jabbar (1972)

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The ultimate fighters pose in their warrior peace stances here, and we are reminded of what a huge impact both of them individually had on the 70’s culture.

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John Daly - PGA Champion (1991)

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We don’t see many cigarettes or mullets on the green anymore, but other than that, champion golfer John Daly takes an easy stride to win his match.

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Playground (1910)

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No, this isn’t a scaffold setup to build a skyscraper. It’s an actual playscape for little kids from the early 1900’s. We can’t imagine the number of broken arms resulting from this giant danger trap.

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Sophia Loren (1960)

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Even at a run-down parking lot in the most casual of clothes, bombshell Sophia Loren still looks effortlessly chic, confident, and sexy.

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Bourbon Street - New Orleans (1925)

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Bourbon Street is a little more populated with businesses, traffic, and people now, but back in the 20’s, we can almost feel the quietness and ease of this famous street through the photo.

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Michelle Pfeiffer - Scarface (1983)

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This role was the one that made Michelle Pfeiffer, and she deserved it completely. From her acting to the perfected fashion, no one else could’ve played Elvira like she did.

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Listening To Music In Art Class (1957)

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Records on, heads down, and a breeze comes in through the window as students think about their next art piece. Who says school can’t be fun?

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Katey Sagal (1986)

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Look, Kate Sagal has always been legendary in everything she’s in, but the role that truly made her career was Peg Bundy in the classic Married With Children.

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Lovers Lane - New Jersey (1983)

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With the sleepy city and Twin Towers behind them, teenagers park in an open lot known as Lovers Lane, giving them the perfect view of NYC as a romantic backdrop.

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Christie Brinkley (1979)

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The OG Uptown Girl can be seen here in this shot at the beginning of her career, and what’s so unbelievable about it is that she only looks a tad different now, that beauty never quite leaving the renowned supermodel.

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