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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
What a time capsule!
ReplyDeleteMersad
Mersad Donko Photography
The ice box is missing.
ReplyDeleteIt is on the opposite wall above the counter top!
DeleteCool photo!
ReplyDeleteVery retro TFG :) How kitchens have changed over the years!
ReplyDeleteVery retro TFG :) How kitchens have changed over the years!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pleasure
ReplyDeleteto be washing dishes
looking out the window.
That layout still works!
Although there were no microwaves or dishwashers back then!
ReplyDeleteThere was a dishwasher in the original 1950s unit. It has been replaced with a new one.
DeleteThings were pretty good back then. In many ways. I remember.
ReplyDeleteThat would have been my dream kitchen, too! We had none of this luxury back then. It's good to remember.
ReplyDeleteVery nice retro photo!
ReplyDeleteJust as Mersad says, a time capsule.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteI like the old radio without a digital display. A really nice kitchen that reminds me of a few older style houses I've lived in over the years.
ReplyDeleteGood catch on the old style radio. The stainless steel counter top, sink, and stove top are all a single unit. Don't see that now.
DeleteThere were some of those in the pantry of this house (bought 36 years ago) when I bought it, but they are long gone.
ReplyDeleteMy parents had those white metal cabinets.
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