File photo"The Andy Griffith Show" started airing in 1960 on CBS.
File photoS&H Green Stamps from the grocery store were pasted into books redeemed for gifts.
File photoEveryone carried metal lunch boxes to school.
File photo45 RMP records were the rage.
MaboHH / Getty Images/iStockphotoA favorite pastime: Piling in Dad's car to cruise along A1A along Miami beach
File photoBomb shelters and air-raid drills were part of daily life.
Nicole_Leckenby / Getty Images/iStockphotoGogo boots were "in" in the 1960s.
File photoEveryone learned about current events from news reels at the movie theater.
petesaloutos / Getty Images/iStockphotoHula hoops were the hottest thing.
jgroup / Getty Images/iStockphotoA typical kitchen in the 1950s.
CBS/CourtesyEd Sullivan, left, with Elvis Presley on the set of the "Ed Sullivan Show."
DutchScenery / Getty Images/iStockphotoTop 10 hits "Jailhouse Rock," "Love Me Tender" and other songs by Elvis Presley were constantly playing on the car radio.
jacktheflipper / Getty Images/iStockphotoEveryone gathered around to watch the new-fangled television in the living room.
File photoGuys used Butch Wax to slick back their hair or create a "jelly roll."
Hemera Technologies / Getty ImagesHanging out in the soda shop.
Francesco Scatena / Getty Images/iStockphotoEveryone had rotary telephones, party lines and telephone numbers with word prefixes.
File photoEveryone pretended to "smoke" candy cigarettes.
File photoSaddle shoes were part of the school uniform for girls in the 1950s.
File photo"The Howdy Doody Show" aired on TV from 1947 to 1960.
Stockbyte / Getty ImagesMom had a bathing cap for swimming.
File photoSoda jerks whipped up shakes and other frozen treats behind the counter at the drug store.
File photoCameras used flash bulbs.
File photo"Where the Boys Are," starring Connie Francis and George Hamilton, was filmed in Fort Lauderdale in 1960.
File photoPF Flyers were part of the school uniform for boys.
Aneese / Getty Images/iStockphotoRemember those colorful candy bottles made of wax filled with a sweet drink?
IPGGutenbergUKLtd / Getty Images/iStockphotoEvery table at the diner had a jukebox.
File photoKodak Kodachrome film had to be developed to see the pictures.
File photoCokes sold from refrigerated machines cost 10 cents.
File photoMom got S&H Green Stamps at the grocery store.
File photoLong before cell phones there were pay phones on every corner.
rgbwede / Getty Images/iStockphotoYou spent hours in your room playing 45-records on the portable player.
File photoEveryone spent Saturday night at the drive-in movie theater.- File photo"The Andy Griffith Show" started airing in 1960 on CBS.
- File photoS&H Green Stamps from the grocery store were pasted into books redeemed for gifts.
- File photoEveryone carried metal lunch boxes to school.
- File photo45 RMP records were the rage.
- MaboHH / Getty Images/iStockphotoA favorite pastime: Piling in Dad's car to cruise along A1A along Miami beach
- File photoBomb shelters and air-raid drills were part of daily life.
- Nicole_Leckenby / Getty Images/iStockphotoGogo boots were "in" in the 1960s.
- File photoEveryone learned about current events from news reels at the movie theater.
- petesaloutos / Getty Images/iStockphotoHula hoops were the hottest thing.
- jgroup / Getty Images/iStockphotoA typical kitchen in the 1950s.
- CBS/CourtesyEd Sullivan, left, with Elvis Presley on the set of the "Ed Sullivan Show."
- DutchScenery / Getty Images/iStockphotoTop 10 hits "Jailhouse Rock," "Love Me Tender" and other songs by Elvis Presley were constantly playing on the car radio.
- jacktheflipper / Getty Images/iStockphotoEveryone gathered around to watch the new-fangled television in the living room.
- File photoGuys used Butch Wax to slick back their hair or create a "jelly roll."
- Hemera Technologies / Getty ImagesHanging out in the soda shop.
- Francesco Scatena / Getty Images/iStockphotoEveryone had rotary telephones, party lines and telephone numbers with word prefixes.
- File photoEveryone pretended to "smoke" candy cigarettes.
- File photoSaddle shoes were part of the school uniform for girls in the 1950s.
- File photo"The Howdy Doody Show" aired on TV from 1947 to 1960.
- Stockbyte / Getty ImagesMom had a bathing cap for swimming.
- File photoSoda jerks whipped up shakes and other frozen treats behind the counter at the drug store.
- File photoCameras used flash bulbs.
- File photo"Where the Boys Are," starring Connie Francis and George Hamilton, was filmed in Fort Lauderdale in 1960.
- File photoPF Flyers were part of the school uniform for boys.
- Aneese / Getty Images/iStockphotoRemember those colorful candy bottles made of wax filled with a sweet drink?
- IPGGutenbergUKLtd / Getty Images/iStockphotoEvery table at the diner had a jukebox.
- File photoKodak Kodachrome film had to be developed to see the pictures.
- File photoCokes sold from refrigerated machines cost 10 cents.
- File photoMom got S&H Green Stamps at the grocery store.
- File photoLong before cell phones there were pay phones on every corner.
- rgbwede / Getty Images/iStockphotoYou spent hours in your room playing 45-records on the portable player.
- File photoEveryone spent Saturday night at the drive-in movie theater.
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