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I love this city back then❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you for sharing.

The guy wearing the Navy watch cap, Navy pea coat, Navy bell bottoms and shoes really MUST be 'an american SAILOR in france 1917.

Love that old song(1924) Tea For Two.

3:54...Maybe that guy is standing in downtown Miami. 🙏❤😊

#UACOINWORLD *oldcoins history share u like old history join* ❤

I love old photos. When are people gonna learn the difference between a soldier & a sailor?

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2:28 Main Street in Hermiston Oregon made me yearn for those good old days in 1941 when there weren't all that many cars clogging the downtown streets.

Thank you!

Thank you for all your wonderful interesting videos. I really appreciate your posting of these videos!

Colorized pictures look like postcards.

Really, really nice...

Very Good. A real good variety of pics.

Thank you for sharing.

Besides Lionel, the only ones I recognize are Rooney, Gable, & Montgomery. The lady on the right might be DeHaviland. 🙏❤😊

A perfect selection for a lover of flowers. Thank you. 🙏❤😊

Barbara Stanwyck was always a beauty. The seamen monument in Gloucester looks like Darrin Stevens. 🙏❤😊

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the Glacier Park Lodge, as they call it now, picture. I use to be a museum tech at the Glacier National Park archives and enjoy seeing ‘new’ images of the Park scenes. Have a good day from Northwestern Montana…

Postmen on scooters 😊

The height of American cities was in the early 20th century. How fast we have fallen.

Thank you so very much for the old historic photos - My Grand Father Jean-Paul Pepin is a renowned painter at the start of the 1900s (Peintres de la Montée St-Michel); he painted over 5000 paintings of Old Montreal to attempt to save the 'patrimoine québécois' the beautiful, magestic buildings. He stood there in front of a building scheduled to be demolished and refused to move....until the destruction began. You can find films of him (Radio Canada) he was interviewed for his quest to save the Montréal buildings! Thank you for sharing with us...this is great....!!! Take great care, S.

Wonderful pictures 😊

Ice skating in 1955? My guess is that the date is off. Her clothing looks like it's from much earlier in the century. 5:36

Am schönsten ist die Begleitmusik! "Schneeflöckchen, Weißröckchen, wann kommst, Du geschneit?" 👍😁

Interesting stuff. Thanks for sharing.

Sugarloaf landing ?😮

3:11 photo bomb by kitty hanging in the window! 😂

Weighing & filling sugar had to be a sticky job, especially in summer. I don't see a face mask either. I bet the air around that lumber yard was pleasant. 🙏❤😊

Before the destruction of society and customs

I always enjoy your pictures 📷

😊 amazing pictures

Wow!!!! I'm not sure if I want to see the birds that make use of that bird bath. 🙏❤😊

Y'all are brainwashed by the media. Detroit is one of the fastest growing cities in the US. Also many of the pics in this video are still standing in all their glory and in pristine condition, such as the Wayne County Courthouse and Soldiers and Sailors monument.

2:14...I wonder if that glacier is still there. 🙏❤😊

Very cool

Aahhh yes, my lovely lady Rita Hayworth. She had such a rough life, starting with her own pos father. Most men in her life treated her like sh..! 🙏❤😊

Joanna is cute!

4:45..Looks like the guys are standing in front of a road grader. 🙏❤😊

All those expats😂😂

White people are AWESOME !!

Rugby team or prison inmates. Lol

Amazing how good looking without plastic surgery

That first photo of the Yukon reminds me that classic photo of the long line of would-be prospectors trudging up a very snowy hill(1898). About 120 years later, there was that photo of all those would-be mountain climbers trying to get to the top of Everest.😮😮😮😮

1:45..Now that's a Kodak moment. 🙏❤😊

I remember Gene Evans in a tv series called "Fury". He played the father of a son (Bobby Diamond) with a purebred horse named Fury. 🙏❤😊

Edwards son resembles Gregory Peck. 🙏❤😊

Thank you for sharing.

Detroit used to be a beautiful city before the automobile became a pestilence, as seen in one of the first photos (traffic jam). 🚙🛻🚕🚗🚗🚗🚙🛻🚙🚗🚙🚗🚙🚕🚗🚙🚓🚗🚕🚙🚕🚗🚗🚕🚙🛻🚕🚗 Universal automobility really did a hatchet job to U.S. cities and we can never get the old world beauty of 19th Century US cities back.