Vintage shots from days gone by!

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Ralph's Buick: 1955
May 30, 1955. "Dan and Richie in Ralph's Buick."
Found 35mm Kodachrome
Rochester, New York.


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Yale-Colgate Tailgate: 1954
"Yale-Colgate Football." New Haven, Oct. 23, 1954, with Ralph, Dan and Richie, a few months after Richie (standing) graduated from Colgate U.
Found 35mm Kodachrome


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Doggie in the Window: 1908
Washington, D.C., circa 1908. "Harris & Ewing. Exterior, old studio, F Street."
Glass negative
Harris & Ewing Collection.


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Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin - Pit Stop: 1940
July 1940. Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. "Cherry pickers. Auto of migrant fruit worker at gas station."
35mm nitrate negative by John Vachon.


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NYC - Seagram Building: 1957
New York. January 23, 1957. "Seagram Building, Park Avenue. Oblique view from northwest."
Large-format negative by Samuel H. Gottscho.


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here is my parents car after they got married ( i know it is a little past the cut-off date you guys look for )

 

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June 1942. Lockheed Vega aircraft plant at Burbank, California.
“Aircraft worker shown checking electrical sub-assemblies.”
4×5 Kodachrome transparency by David Bransby for the Office of War Information.


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That is one beautiful woman......

 

Batavia Red Barn Ad from 1966
http://thedailynewsonline.com/blogs/mark_my_words/article_d721a826-506f-11e0-867e-001cc4c03286.html

 

That house is a good 15 miles from the ocean and high up in the hills. It is still there a and still looks about the same.

 

We had a Red barn down the street but no Carrols.

 

Saw that wave to and tried to figure out why
it is there ..... about where the wall meets the
roof.... did they put up a crocked beam or...
gues im damaged since i worked as
a welder

 

There was a Red Barn about two blocks from where I currently live but it's been gone for a lot of years now. It was built on a site that had originally been a Dog 'n' Suds Drive-In. Seems to me like it might have been the only one in this area. My parents seemed to like their chicken as I recall but I usually got the fish sandwich. The fish was like a long fish-stick thing served on a hot-dog or hoagy style bun.

 

This really looks like the same house that was used in the HBO series Six Feet Under for the home of Brenda's mom and dad - the psychologists- Anyone out there know if it is

 

Yes it is. It is one of the most photographed houses and is in lots of movies and TV shows. It is Tim Allen's house in Galaxy Quest for example.
See the link I posted at 44315 for additional info.

 

There were two Red Barns in Elmira N.Y. on opposite sides of town. It was a popular place for car guys to hang out and a lot of fun to cruise from one to the other. One of their best sandwiches was the Big Barney. This was a couple of years before McDonalds came out with the Big Mac.

 

Had a red barn in downtown Saratoga Springs-good chicken!

 

The Red Barn close to the house turned into Hamburger heaven which got the cruise ins started back up,its now a car wash.

 

I believe that is the Carrols on Salina Street in Syracuse across from my high school!

 

lol

 

Carl's Jr had two locations in 1961 and one of them was down the street from my house in Brea. It had food like the Greek places have now burgers, pastrami, fish and chips pretty much diner fare.

It went corporate in 1968 and went to a bigger store in the '70s. The place is still there, it's called Brea's Best and serves food like Carl's used to.

 

testing 1,2,3...

 

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I remember a Dog N suds in Clarence NY
Great food!






Long gone from Clarence.........
But the buillding is still there, now sometyhing else.

 

1955, Rt 30, Joliet,IL

 

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