Vintage Streetstyle: the 1950's

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A chic couple prepares for a dockside clambake, a breeze to pull off, thanks to the new accessories of the "portable age"—folding tables and chairs, freezer packs, plastic bags and aluminum foil—documented by John Rawlings for the August 1952 House & Garden. All this convenience, including frozen food, does not preclude the handmade touch, an embroidered Mexican cloth.
 
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Photo taken at Roosevelt Junior High (now called Theodore Roosevelt Middle School) in about 1954 in Eugene, Oregon (USA).


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Beatnik in Greenwich Village New York
A beatnik woman stands in front of the entrance to the Gaslight Cafe, a center of beatnik poet life, in Greenwich Village, New York.
Date Photographed: February 3, 1959
Location Information: Manhattan, New York, New York, USA


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Man and Woman Drink Coffee in Beatnik Cafe
Original caption: 7/13/1959-New York, NY- Poet Dick Woods sits at a table with Eddy Slaton, in the Gaslight coffee house in Greenwich Village. A setting for various Bohemian movements through the years, the Village is today a hangout of the Beat Generation, who gather in the coffee houses to talk philosophy and art and jazz.
Date Photographed: July 13, 1959
Location Information: Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York, New York, USA


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Beatniks at Beat Cafe
Original caption: 11/14/1959-New York, NY: Greenwich Village- The "Beat Generation." Beatniks at the **** N' Bull on Bleecker Street.
Date Photographed: November 14, 1959
Location Information: Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York, New York, USA


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