nostalgia

I stumbled on this web page from back in 2000. It's amazing to see how different websites were back then, and how cheap the menu was!

What are the popular businesses you really miss in the Twin Ports? The chances are a few of them have made this list.

From Ernie Morrison and Shirley Temple to Macaulay Culkin and Hilary Duff...

Central Entrance has been through a lot of changes over the years. Take a trip down memory lane and see what's replaced them.

Distributors in the U.S. initially refused to carry the Japanese gaming system.

Since the introduction of Henry Ford’s Model T in the early 20th century, cars and driving have become synonymous with American industry and culture.

Some of your favorite board games from the 1970's are still available - but you may need to dig a little. These ten familiar titles are available from Amazon.

I stumbled on this video of drive along Arrowhead road back in 1990. It will take you back for sure.

It seems no matter how poor us kids were growing up, we all had a toy or two. My favorite  as a kid was a big, yellow Tonka road grader. Man I loved that thing, I would play with it every day, building imaginary roads and stuff. I wish I still had it, because retro toys are making a big comeback according to the  Toy Industry Association.

This package of tumblers was given to my Mother in 1966 as a gift. You can tell by the condition of the box and tumblers, they were very gently used. When my mom died, I took them as a reminder of days gone by.They were made in Anoka Minnesota...

Does anyone remember this? It is the Ken-Add manual calculator or adding machine that was manufactured by the Ken-Add Machine Co. based right here in Duluth.