Old Street Scenes

[CC Rider]

I've been through the loose slide boxes and started one of the metal slide boxes that holds 150. It's mostly ho hum family stuff, but I did find some interesting stuff to post up tonight. Got quite a few more metal boxes to go through.



























Offices sure have changed!

[CC Rider]

This is Baltimore before Harborplace. The USF&G skyscraper is being built.

[W117Monte]

great pics. keep them coming

[flyingn]

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Wildwood NJ!

[CC Rider]

I was wondering where some of these shots were taken. Been a long time since that shot was taken. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/grin.gif[/img]

[CC Rider]

Toronto, World's Fair????

[CC Rider]

[Bill Pritchard]

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Wow, pulling a travel trailer with a 6 banger 63 Bel Air? Probably not recommended by Chevrolet [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/blush.gif[/img]

Cool pictures, Rick.

My dad took tons of pictures, too, and also all in slide form. My next younger brother 'inherited' all our family's slides. There were quite a few cool car pictures in them since he took me to a number of car events back in the early to mid 60's.

[CC Rider]

Thanks Bill. My dad liked taking pics with family members standing in the middle of a scene. I skipped over quite a few labeled &quot;Watkins Glen&quot; but they were shot in some heavily wooded area with not much to see. He was not much into cars, having bought that strippo '63 Bel Air equipped with a 6 cylinder and 3 on he tree with no radio. Cool car, but it was HOT on those road trips! Then he bought that '69 Impala sport sedan with a 250 6 cylinder and three on the tree, but this car had an AM radio! Another hot one on road trips.

[hep1966]

Reading, PA