Vintage shots from days gone by!

1965

 

Hey RedlandMaggie, you can't have Portland without him. "Wake up, Hey, Wake up"!

 

Tim, do you have any other pictures of Pass Christian, MS. Nothing shown in the picture still exists. Most of this was destroyed in the 1947 hurricane and Katrina finished it off.

 

Joe: The gas station canopy was built around and covered up many years ago. Katrina "uncovered" it only to leave it for some dumb bell to tear it down in the last few years. My wife was born there and lived on market street until we married right after Camille' Any pics would likely be of hurricane damage. We have found some online. I'll look through what I have on my computer a little later in the morning. If I find anything I'll let you know. Tim

 

Tim, I live in Pass Christian now and some of my family lived here in the 50's to the 80's, the Leary's. The gas station canopy is where a Packard Dealership was originally I think. There was some evidence of that when Katrina damaged the front of the building. You are right someone tore the entire building down after Katrina. It is now an empty lot with some foundation structures remaining from a failed project after Katrina.

 

White Star transit? This pic gives me a sinking feeling..

 

Anyone besides me see the Sunray D-X globe on that Tokiem pump ? I think this is the only remaining photo of an original Sunray station in existence .....................

 

Ascending the steps at Benson High School, Portland, OR

 

How funny is that, that might be our old Volvo 544 tucked away in the PSU parking garage - my aunt was borrowing it when she took some classes there in 1967...

 

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Not a god damn thing in sight to run into except each other.

 

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Love that 60's Smoker Mobil home.

 

Usually,---Model t's had to back up on extreme grades, due to gas tank under drivers seat & gravity flow to carb. updraft style.

 

The key words now are: "cost effective"

 

NO KIDDING! Tom WAS Puddletown for years!
He also was, shall we say, a big partier and liked, uh, games of chance. I could tell some stories but won't!

 

Oh man-- it took me years to get that out of my head, thanks a lot!!!!!!!!
Raise your hand if you have heard of a Xonix television.
C'mon Gary, just one

 

From Redlandmaggie's photos. Palace Theater, Olean,N.Y., my home town. Been there many times, gone now.