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1940s USA - Real Street Scenes of Vintage America - Colorized

1940s USA - Real Street Scenes of Vintage America - Colorized

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Ever catch yourself reminiscing about days gone by? A time when people exuded elegance, and good manners were the norm? The streets were clean, less crowded, and adorned with countless hats. It's a bit different today. A new kind of charm perhaps? But there's a feeling that once upon a time, self-respect and respect for others ran deeper. While the past obviously had its dark parts and shortcomings, we immerse ourselves in these heartwarming nostalgic photos, reborn in vivid color, where every image is a portal to the past!
Date: 2023-12-20

Comments and reviews: 22


i was born in the 40's. in my neighbourhood you had to be tough, but it was still a great time to grow up. i spent my younger years listening to the big console radio. i'm in my 70's now and i can put a hockey game on the radio lay down and enjoy it with my 55- flat screen turned off.
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I love that you acknowledge that the past had its dark aspects while still celebrating the good parts. Well done. After all, it was a terrible time to be a minority (other ethnicities, gay, trans, etc) or a woman. Yet despite that ugliness, the past had such a different charm.
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This America we see here was objectively a better time, mostly because of the people that inhabited it. America becoming the melting pot it is today will be the death of us. If we are lucky we'll split off into different nations and some will be better then others.
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2: 10 Ah yes, the good old days were so wholesome. Grandma could bake an apple pie and then, while it cooled, go down to the drive-in and be served an ice-cold RC Cola by leggy young Texas boys wearing boots, shorts and a smile!
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There-s no charm nowadays. People are so tied up in their own little world and most have no respect for themselves let alone others. People don-t realize how much they are missing in life by being so self absorbed.
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1940's America, brought to you by Coca-Cola apparently judging from the crazy amount of times the signage can be seen all over the country (except the one grocery store that advertising Pepsi and 7UP instead. LOL
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Beyond the glittering facade of fame, one uncovers the concealed agony of innumerable celebrities, wrestling with profound isolation, yearning for refuge amidst the radiant mirage.
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-Travels back in time to 1943- -Can you tell me what a woman is? -
-Anyone living in that time- -Awww, your one of them special people! Well bless your little heart! -

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It was more pleasant if u were a white, non immigrant male. It-s a pleasant romantic view of a simpler time though for sure. I do enjoy the images and the idea.
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No flash mobs, baggy pants, rap music, gang beatdows and a certain group that causes all these problems knew their role in society and behaved. Such a great time!
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I see many in the comments are wearing rose-tinted glasses. Rose-tinted glasses and nostalgia always help to make the past seem better than the present.
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The 1940s are the days when people use to have respect for 1 another and everyone treated everyone with respect. People dressed with respect.
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self respect and respect for others along side Jim crow segregation and oppression ran deeper. These are the-good ol days- The maga people want.
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How about photos from the fifties that show the first quarter mile drag strip in the U. S. I was called Paradise Mesa ( in San Diego)
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im guessing this is American focused, would be cool to see Canada in the 1940s, aso hello from Cobourg Ontario Canada liked and subbed,
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This was beyond fabulous. Except for the mislabeled picture at about 7: 53 that says, ''Seattle, Washington D. C. ''.
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These photos were from immediately before, or during, WWII, but you don't get the feeling of the world's turbulence.
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-7: 50 the image is titled: -Seattle, Washington D. C. - Those are TWO separate locations; with a country between them.
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I wonder who that guy is? 4: 25 Not one maid, but two. We know the maids are long gone but he might still be around?
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Beautiful. I am a Japanese born in 1950s and I say this is America that Japan has long been infatuated after the War.
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I would like to see the small town America, Norman Rockwell Midwestern places back in those days the 30s and 40s.
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I would take those -dark aspects of the past- anytime over the new dark and I mean dark aspects of today.
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