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Remember When 1984 McDonald’s Prices Were Pocket Change
Step inside a 1984 McDonald's: brown striped uniforms, white visors and a menu board where drinks and sandwiches cost pocket change. A warm 80s…
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1984 New York Nostalgia: Roller Skates & Yellow Cabs
A nostalgic look at 1984 New York street style: yellow cabs, white roller skates, vinyl crates and leather jackets that take older viewers right…
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A Sunny 1989 New York Morning: 80s Nostalgia Vibes
Step back into a sunny 1989 New York morning with floral bedding, a clock radio, yellow cabs and a DJ voice that made 80s…
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Miami in the 1980s: Boomboxes, Arcades & Payphones
A nostalgic throwback to the streets of Miami, Florida in the 1980s: boomboxes held high, corner arcades, payphones and kids on bikes. Remember when?
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Langham Creek High 1985: Texas’ Biggest High School
In 1985, Langham Creek High opened as the biggest high school in Texas, with 500,000 square feet, hallways called streets and a $23.7 million…
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1984 Thanksgiving Grocery Run Cost $34.71 in Texas
A 1984 NBC News crew followed a Fort Worth shopper buying Thanksgiving dinner for six. The total came to $34.71 — a nostalgic look…
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1980s America: Dial Knobs, Payphones and No Remotes
Remember when 1980s America ran on dial knobs, phone cords and payphone coins? Take a trip down memory lane with everyday things kids today…
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Life in 1982 America: 80s Nostalgia You’ll Remember
Step back to 1982 America: 91-cent gas, $1.50 movie tickets, wood-paneled TVs, Sony Walkmans and packed malls. A nostalgic trip for anyone who lived…
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1985 Home Video: Sisters’ Cyndi Lauper Music Video
A 1985 home video of sisters filming their own Cyndi Lauper music video brings back the days of camcorders, striped shirts and living-room performances.
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80s Nostalgia: Everyday Things Only 80s Kids Remember
From the paper TV book and VHS tapes to Aqua Net, arcades, Waldenbooks and RadioShack — a warm trip down memory lane for anyone…