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Oh, please. I was born in 1950. From 1956 until 1962, I lived in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In an ongoing effort to eradicate at least a few of...
Thanks very much for all the great photos like this one you've been posting!
See Ellis Brooks today for your Chevrolet ... remember the jingle from my distant youth! [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Is it twoo what they say about your race? Oh, it's twoo, it's twoo!
I don't know that it's true, but I've read that more warships have been sunk by heavy seas than have been sunk in battle.
Based on identifiable cars, this is a GM town.
For what it's worth, I really love all the Canadian images you post,
Is that the Munster's house in the background?
Definitely AI.
Nice catch. This image looks to me like an AI creation. What you're seeing in the hand could easily be an AI glitch. For the record, I'm no fan of AI.
I've seen numerous shots of this car, also shots of gas-powered examples of the same car. After revisiting the shots of the electric vehicle, I...
I'm not a big fan of colorizing old photos, but this one is an excellent job!
Our Merc in the late '50s, going through the redwood.
South Milwaukee, circa 1957, with cool ride and Huffy bike.
Is 7-UP still around? I used to love it WAY back in the day. Haven't really noticed it in the stores for many years now.
[ATTACH] The Great Lakes ore ship made famous by Gordon Lightfoot. Here in Milwaukee Harbor with our '58 Nomad wagon in the foreground ... around...
The image 3rd from the last ... it really looks like the woman sitting on the left is Paula Prentiss.
This is the family in front of the Edmund Fitzgerald, the ship made famous by sinking in Lake Superior and made legend by Gordon Lightfoot. This...
This is a fantastic photo on many levels.
Good shot. Good concept,
Totally agree.
WWII Brothers. 4 years in the Pacific; 4 years in Europe; 3 years in a Japanese coal mine.
Couple with ride.[ATTACH]
[ATTACH] Evelyn hanging on the car door.
[ATTACH] My grandpa, well driller in Northern Wisconsin.
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