1950s America - Vintage USA Road Trip in COLOR #Video


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  • JimWU2

    I got my license in 1958 an haven't stopped since.

  • Dave R.

    In late 40's and early 50's, each Sunday Dad would load the family in the car and we go for a "drive." No where in particular, just a drive. Can we everget back or even toward that life?

  • shirjay5@cox.net

    Disneyland, Anaheim, CA opened on July 17, 1955. We lived in CA and went there thirteen times with our two sons!!!

  • Dan

    It was a wonderful trip into pass when things slower movings and open to enjoining America !

  • Ronald

    What great fun. I was a sophomore in high school in 1950. Those were great days.

  • Sandra

    It was great. Peaceful and quiet, not like today.

  • Char

    I expected to see myself as an adult in there. Great!!!

  • Anne

    Mel- that was beyond good. Yep, I'm 76. Old as the hills. ha

  • iotus2

    As a kid, we loaded up the car for the Sunday drive and picnic. Good memories. Thanks, Mel.

  • BA

    Where or where did those good days go? PS; to Martin- Disney land was before Disney world.Thanks Mel.

  • Patrick

    Brings back some fond memories.

  • Sarah

    You KNOW I loved this one since I lived through that era. A truly awesome time to be alive.

  • Ruby

    Awesome pictures!

  • Merridy

    just loved this

  • Robert

    They forgot New England

  • Kathy

    What a nice trip down memory lane when our country and it's people were civilized and respected everything and everyone.

  • Martin

    hannah must be thinking of Disney WORLD. It didn't exist until 1972. I remember when it opened because it was only around 30 miles from my home town of Auburndale, Florida. I was 14 when it opened and it WAS huge then.

  • Nancy

    Lots of memories on this one. I was little but remember a bit.

  • Patricia Yager Delagrange

    I wish there were less people who visited all of these places - we want to go on a road trip but not encounter thousands of lookee-loos

  • hannah

    Sorry; it opened in 1955.