Visiting The Past

cardboardamerica: “The Top Hat - Spokane, WashingtonSpokane’s most popular Drive Inn Restaurant, Located on U.S. Highway #10, 2101 E. Sprague. Always Open - Specializing in good food at moderate...

An unused divided-back vintage postcard of Reno. So much cool vintage street strip action -- the signs, the cars! Back reads: The Reno Arch

A day without kids, just $20 to spend -- what should we do? Well, there's an auction in town... For just $5 of that $20 I get me a nice old box of ephe

One Armed Bandits & My Las Vegas “Payola”
deadheadingcrew:
“ gameraboy:
“ One Armed Bandits, Las Vegas, Nevada by SwellMap on Flickr.
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félkarú rablók. és tényleg.
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This is why I have always enjoyed finding vintage and antique postcards of old Canadian cities, towns and places I have been in the current time. In the old postcards you can see some of what once was and how a building (still standing) looked when it was new. The street views are my favourites. Horses still in the streets, sometimes sharing it with vehicles and sometimes, just horses and buggies. People along the sidewalks, some close enough to see a pattern in their clothes and the trimmings on their hats. Those were real, living people. Not a design someone created to add features to an illustration.