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Don’t Walk In Through The Out Door, Out Door

Lady volunteers clutch tea mugs in a London YMCA dugout, erected as an air raid shelter in WWI--Readers Digest UK — Lady volunteers clutch tea mugs in a YMCA dugout, erected as an air raid shelter in WWI–Readers Digest UK

Billy Cart Races

Herald Sun Times 1962

Billy carts…not to be confused with Billy Carter.

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No More Ladders

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Mobile Freedom

Swan Hill playmates 1965--Herald Sun — Swan Hill playmates 1965–Herald Sun

Two More Days Till Summer Break

These 1951 teens don’t look stressed. School’s nearly over, and the living is easy.

Final School Bell

Last day of school 1949 Tarrawingee State School, Victoria, Australia

Mission: Cherry Pie

I’m The Queen Of The World

Tillie Baldwin "Woman World Champion Bucking Horse, Trick and Fancy Rider" — Tillie Baldwin “Woman World Champion Bucking Horse, Trick and Fancy Rider”

Final Phase Of WWI: Germans Retreat

An American Signal Corps officer tests a German army phone left behind as the Germans retreated in Oct 1918 (Illustrated Hist of US)

Mulberry Creek

Why Boys Weren’t Fat In 1967

They did fancy diving board push-ups.

Schreiner Institute

They headbutted one another in football. Sans helmet, of course.

They inverted their roommates, especially if he looked like James Dean.

And after a long day of strenuous activity, it was time to play cards.

A Life Well-Lived

March 1945

I received word that my granddad passed away this morning at the age of 94. Many moons ago, he, like many in The Greatest Generation, fought in WWII, so that you and I could have the freedom we enjoy. But more than a soldier, he was a good father and grandfather.

He enjoyed hearing my son play the piano.

And even shooting pool with him last August.

Rest in peace, Granddad.