What does Christmas mean to you? The Beacon Journal asked children that question in December 1970. Youngsters were invited to jot down a few lines and mail them to the newspaper’s office. Hundreds of ...
In the 1970s, popular music was getting a little... well, weird. Rock & roll was arguably at its peak. Disco and rap music were coming into fashion, as was punk. Suddenly genres were splintering out ...
It was the era of disco, vol-au-vents and flares. But while we may no longer yearn for sequined trousers, in many ways little has changed since Christmas in the 1970s. Inflation is still sky-high, ...
Why do Christmas memories from 50 years ago still hold so much power over me? I think I know now. Christmas was a huge event for our family. At St. Germaine School, we’d sell items to raise money for ...
Editor’s note: This is the 582nd in a series of articles recalling vintage Huntington scenes. On the eve of Christmas 2024, let’s turn back the calendar and take a glimpse at what Christmas was like ...
Step into a 1970s Christmas living room and you enter a world of saturated color, textured fabrics, and objects that felt both everyday and a little bit glamorous. Even if your own childhood looked ...
Why do Christmas memories from 50 years ago still hold so much power over me? I think I know now. Christmas was a huge event for our family. At St. Germaine School, we’d sell items to raise money for ...
Yongsan, South Korea, Dec. 20, 1970: Christmas lights glow on a 35-foot tree at Yongsan Main Post after they were turned on by Lt. Col. Donal Miller, commander, U.S. Army Garrison. Stationed in Korea ...
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