After arriving in Tokyo in the 1970s for what had to be a short trip, Greg Girard instantly made up his mind to stay there.

Now, I won’t even make a case for this, and I’ll let the photos speak for themselves. A time before social media, and cell phones constantly ringing. It was a time when kids could be kids and weren’t ...

For anyone who grew up in the 1970s, the local playground wasn’t just a place to spend a Saturday afternoon; it was a proving ground made of scorched metal and jagged concrete. The park equipment of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Many offices stuck with old-school interior design. One trend that took off in the 1970s was wood paneling, in offices and in ...

Ah, the Seventies. Most of us of a certain age remember them fondly, with their bell bottoms, sports heroes, malls, the first wave pool and departments allocated just for "juniors." Then there were ...

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An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Some photographers think they have to travel to the ends of the world to get the most interesting and unique images. Meryl Meisler, however, did ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Discarded tires litter the shorefront of Baltimore Harbor in 1973. (Jim Pickerell / Documerica Project / National Archives) ...

The 1970s were a highly recognizable era for Brooklyn, from the graffiti’d stoops to the local dress, the comparative lack of tall buildings and the ubiquity of mom and pop shops. A student at Pratt ...

Thanksgiving is the best holiday. It's all about eating and drinking and spending time with people you value. (This assumes, of course, that your table isn't a minefield of political conversation; if ...