It is pretty interesting to think about how much life has changed over the decades. Everything looks a whole lot different now than it did all throughout the early, mid, and late 1900s. With every passing decade comes some new inventions, new individuals, new trends, and so many more memories to look back on. Every decade is unique because of everything that can happen within those 10 years.
While looking back at the world's biggest events can be cool, it is sometimes even cooler to look at normal, everyday life in the past. Regular, everyday life has changed a lot, from fashion to recreational activities, to schooling, and so much more. Photos from all of life's moments can be found somewhere online.
Here, we have collected 27 photos featuring the normal moments life has to offer. These are just some notable moments from the everyday lives of Americans all throughout the 1900s.
When TVs didn't have remotes
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High schoolers taking a test in the '70s
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Before prom, 1971
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A woman and her car, 1960
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A woman on her wedding day, 1952
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Hanging out in summer, 1961
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Opening day of Kmart in California, 1970
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A shoe salesman, 1970s
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A boy and his puppy, 1932
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A man in the '70s
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A couple by the water in the '80s
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A high schooler in the office, 1970
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Parties in 1966
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Dunn's River Falls, Jamaica, 1976
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Girl Scours at a bird sanctuary, 1951
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At an SPCA, 1965
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A grocery trip, 1977
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Everyone going for a ride, 1962
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Mother and daughter, 1966
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Bell bottoms on vacation, 1974
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At the arcade, New Jersey, 1952
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Game night, 1960
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A cool couple in 1975
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A toy store in San Francisco, 1965
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There's a skunk in there… 1954
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Friends in 1967
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On a vacation, 1963
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