Vintage shots from days gone by!

Odd that they used a Moon as opposed to a Thomas Flyer...…...I`ll be here through Saturday...remember to tip your waitress.

 

WOW...A Nomad, a Vette, a Cadillac and a Camaro, what a great collection.

 

Some things never change.......

 

And workin' in the street.... I've done that before...

 

3rd and Hill Streets, L.A. 1938

 

Oh my! She's wearing a "strap on".

 

Wrecking yard on South Main Street near Fifteenth Street, Los Angeles, 1940

 

Campsites at the Los Angeles Municipal Camp Grounds in Elysian Park, around 1923.

 

Plaza Church, Los Angeles, around 1930

 

Toronado wagon????.....

 

View Los Angeles Civic Center from Hill & Temple Streets with partially completed City Hall visible with old City Hall to the right, 1927

 

Nothing worse than eating a bowl of Corn Flakes and getting T.B. …..3....2...

 

Wrecking yard on South Main Street, Los Angeles, 1940

How many jalopies can you ID?

 

Toxic waste site

 

Looks like "Annette F."

 

Just a guess...……..someone stole the wheel cover to shield their eyes...…………..

 

Looks more like Debbie Reynolds to me.

 

Googling the caddy pic comes up with this caption:
Annette Funicello at home in 1962 with her 1960 Cadillac Coupe de Ville. She would have been 20 at the time.

Mart.

 

I must be losing it....

 

Better than having lost it...

 

Some folks never had it... [emoji1]

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Man Jen Low Café (later known as General Lee's) original location on 7th street in Los Angeles, about 1930.
Possibly the earliest Chinese restaurant in L.A. which closed in 1985.