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The 35 Greatest Songs About US Cities and States (1960s-1970s)

The Rules It has to have the specific geographical place in the title. So, ...

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Harry Whittier Frees’ Peculiar Cats

He rents all models from neighbors, breeders or pet shops. His only assistant is his housekeeper, Mrs. Annie Edelman, who sews all the costumes" ...

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When Pan Was King

There was a time when it seemed every home had a Pan paperback somewhere on the premises. ...

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You Don’t Stop: Photos From The Early Days of Hip Hop

“It came out of people’s neighbourhoods and it had a lot more heart” ...

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The Incredible Story of the ‘Prostitutes Padre’ – the Vicar of Stiffkey

The Reverend Harold Francis Davidson, Rector of the small Norfolk coastal village of Stiffkey for twenty-five years, was utterly besotted and bewitched by pretty young girls. Of that there is no doubt. How he behaved in the company of said pretty young girls was more up for debate. ...

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The Extraordinary Kodachrome Photographs of Hardwicke Knight

From street scenes that showcase bustling, post-war London life in the 1950s to touching rural portraits of Knight’s family on Dorset Beach, in Yorkshire and other places of scenic beauty across the Britain, ...

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Brooklands, and the Amazing Women Racing Drivers of the 1930s

In 1933 The RAC gave permission for women to drive at Open meetings at Brooklands on equal terms with men. It meant that the nineteen-thirties became the heyday for women racing drivers. ...

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Buffalo Nation: Malcolm McLaren Introduces Hip Hop On The Tube, 1982

"Then the floor broke loose and kids started to spin on their heads or do robotic movements, almost letting an electric wave run through their arms and hit the other side of their fingertips" ...

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British Amusement Park and Fun Fair Postcards from the 1960s

The seaside amusement parks were founded in the late 19th and early 20th century, but their origins can be traced back in Britain to the annual fairs that took place throughout the country and to the pleasure grounds that evolved during the 18th century. They were also influenced by the Amusement Parks in America such as Coney Island which opened in Brooklyn in the 1890s. ...

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Pictures of London Railway Stations in the 1970s

Photos of various railway stations in London run at that time by the Nationalised British Rail. ...

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Errol Flynn, And His Girlfriend Beverly Aadland

I earned seven million dollars for brandishing a sword, riding a horse and screaming ‘Charge!’ I did not deserve it, but I certainly didn’t mind spending it. The public has always expected me to be a playboy and a decent chap never lets his public down. ...

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Jack’s Slides Of New York City In the 1960s

Jack Lillywhite spent his spare time taking photos of New York City ...

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