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It may be a vintage dive for you, but for some of us it’s all brand new.
Can you do this every Sunday?
Friend. You know not what you grant me permission to do. I will unapologetically bring DJ Major Trash and the Campy Bells back into circulation. 2022 doesn’t need to end like 2016 with me doing this in my living room.
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@heritageposts must answer for this tumblr renaissance
It’s Love Your Library Month!
(PSST! Don’t forget: our vintage posts are based on our old local newspapers! You can zoom in on the picture to read an old article from 1921!)
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Couple on a bench
Handsome man and kitten (1920)
Sami couple (1871)
A murder of Swedes (1924)
Sharing a bible (1930s)
Christmas in Stockholm (1946)
Pensive woman (1943)
Olympic wrestler (1924)
A fair gardener (1940)
Little ballerinas (1952)
Eclectic costume party (1955)
Metalworker mugshot (1896)
Found these by chance on a random tumblr from back in c. 2011-2013.
Remember when this was like the heighth of Tumblr Girl fashion?
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As we approach our 100 Year Anniversary (Can you even believe it?!), keep an eye out for our vintage inspired posts!
Each post is created with real, vintage newspaper articles and ads, and a lot of the elements are taken from local newspapers like the Duncan Weekly Eagle and the Duncan Banner!
In this post you can zoom in and read articles about the local oil fields and the plans for Duncan Public Library from way back in February 1920!
*Click Here* to visit The Stephens County Genealogy Library website.
*Click Here* to visit The Gateway to Oklahoma History website.
