Love the old-time photo at 4:36 showing a family enjoying a night around the radio. My, how things have changed! I never encounter any static when viewing historic photos at The Time Then.
.26...Such a fine & noble profession Miss Coleman has chosen. 4:20..I wonder what she thinks of spaghetti. 5:24..Good idea putting chains on the rear tires. 5:53...I hope that man came home & they raised a fine family. 7:20..I thought we had grown out of such silliness by this time. 🙏❤😊
I’m chuckling at the size of that 5mb IBM hard drive being loaded onto a truck back in 1956!😁😁. Younger generations have no clue what an original computer used to look like! I remember in early 60s having a tour through my HS computer room! Yes - a while room! Huge vacuum tubes and all!
It's just incredible how far technology has come? That 5MB hard drive was state-of-the-art back in the day, and now we can fit thousands of times that data on something as small as a thumbnail.
Love the old-time photo at 4:36 showing a family enjoying a night around the radio. My, how things have changed! I never encounter any static when viewing historic photos at The Time Then.
Thanks again Time! 😊
Great photos, thanks.
I'm glad you liked it and thank you for watching.
.26...Such a fine & noble profession Miss Coleman has chosen. 4:20..I wonder what she thinks of spaghetti. 5:24..Good idea putting chains on the rear tires. 5:53...I hope that man came home & they raised a fine family. 7:20..I thought we had grown out of such silliness by this time. 🙏❤😊
I’m chuckling at the size of that 5mb IBM hard drive being loaded onto a truck back in 1956!😁😁. Younger generations have no clue what an original computer used to look like! I remember in early 60s having a tour through my HS computer room! Yes - a while room! Huge vacuum tubes and all!
It's just incredible how far technology has come? That 5MB hard drive was state-of-the-art back in the day, and now we can fit thousands of times that data on something as small as a thumbnail.