🤔 1923-1973 Do You Remember...

[Anonymous]

👍Tell us about YOUR "good old days"......

BORN: Age 50 - 1973, Age 60 - 1963, Age 70 - 1953, Age 80 - 1943, Age 90 - 1933, Age 100 - 1923.

[Tempest332]

[jonibee]

Had these two along with suitcase to carry them and the organ music playing at the rink..I enjoyed watching those who could dance on them...Happy Days....

[Tempest332]

They are in a metal suit case (mid 50's), I never could roller skate well, but was good on Ice Skates. 

[cmgoeke11]

Used those at the roller rink! 

[cg4]

A first gramaphone (record player) or Victrola.

[DaveMcK]

My first outboard motor which was mounted on a flatbottom plywood fishing boat that dad and I use on weekend mornings for fishing. 

[Anonymous]

(1 comment) Lol Dave @DaveMcK , you look so CUTE in that outfit!!!

Are these ORIGINAL pictures? 🤔

Nicole 🙃

[DaveMcK]

Yes that is my dad and I after a morning fishing outing on the lake we had at the family cottage on.

[Anonymous]

(1 comment) I was born in the 50's and remember trips to Woolworth with my Mamamae (grandma).

We did food and merchandise.

Their "shakes" were DELICIOUS!!!

She purchased her crochet threads from them. A very talented lady who taught me to crochet. She did a dress and to this day I still "marvel" at this.

Nicole 🙃

[WebWiseWoman]

I loved Woolworth! As a Senior in HS, took bus to work transferring in DT; awaiting transfer bus always had shake there. When I became pregnant, their fish sandwiches and hot sausages were necessities!

I so miss Woolworth but there it is...

[Tempest332]

I remember Woolworth, but Kresge's (S. S. Kresge) was more common in my area, same dimestore setup as Woolworth, & had a lunch counter too.  Woolworth still thrives in the UK I believe.

Our Dollar stores are now gone in this past wave of inflate, I always liked Dollar Tree, as I knew what my bill would be by the # of items (Less tax of course).