#18 Texas 1964
The Texas track club was known for two specialties-its athletic achievements and the beauty of its girls. They look completely stunning in sparkling uniforms, fine makeup and unusual hairdo.
#17 Disneyland 1961
This is a very rare photograph of the Disneyland cafeteria 1961. It looks like all are set to give their shots. But they look too natural here.
#16 Teenagers Party 1947
This picture was taken in 1947 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was clicked by Nina Lee and it was printed in Life magazine for the first time.
#15 Tri Delta Sorority sisters 1944
In 1944 the University of Texas was all full with women as the men were busy fighting for the Second World War. This picture shows how the tri delta sorority sisters are having fun in their dormitory.
#14 The Opening Day Guests
After a long wait of one year the gates of Disneyland were first opened on July 17, 1955.About 11,000 people were expected to come but the number rose to 28,000 causing heavy traffic jams.
#13 GM Technical Centre 1956
This is the picture of the general motors technical centre office campus in Warren Michigan. It was named a national historic landmark. And was opened in 1956.
#12 Balboa Beach 1947
This is the scene of the balboa beach in 1947, where 10,000 men and women gathered for the spring break. The days were filled with dance, sunbathing, beauty pageants and boat races. While the nights with soft music of the radio around the bon-fire.
#11 Stewardess 1970
Flight attendants as we know today were called stewardess in the 1970s. They were attractive women uniformly dressed having a smiling face and good conversation skills.
#10 Gang Busters Recording 1930s
The above picture shows the recording of the episode of gang busters which was a crime radio show of New York in 1930s. we see that there is only one microphone but usually there are at least three for the actors.
#9 Economy Class 1970
This is a picture of the economy class flying in 1970's. In those times the tickets were very high and crashes were very usual.
#8 Enjoying A Meal At A Drive-In Restaurant
This picture is of a drive-in restaurant in Houston Texas. The family looks like enjoying their meal.
#7 Pinsetters
Unlike today pin setting was done manually before . The people who manually reset the pins, and cleared the fallen ones were called pinsetters. The above picture is of the pin boys working in subway bowling alleys, New York.
#6 soundproof listening booths, 1955
Sound proof music listening booths were available to the customers in London. Here the customers took 30 seconds preview of the latest music records.
#5 Suburban housing development
In 1953 a new Suburban housing society was developed in Bellflower California. All houses looked like little boxes.
#4 Tattoo
Tattoo art is an ancient art. People in 1920's were also interested in it, but they had limited resources as compared to present.
#3 Drive-in theater
O. Winston link was a famous American photographer. The above picture is one of his best photographs. It was taken in Drive-in Theater in Iaeger, West Virginia in 1956.
#2 Circus of Freaks
The above image is taken in 1924 of Ringling Brothers and Barnun & Bailey circus. The Ringling Brothers were seven siblings who formed one of the largest circuses in America.
#1 Movie Theater
In the late 1920's hundreds of movie theaters were made every year. They had three architectural designs- luxurious, atmospheric and the art deco.
