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Mid-Century OKC and Thereabouts, The Grand Finale

Today, we wrap up our series showcasing Mike Brown’s uber cool collection of vintage negatives that he picked up at a local estate sale awhile back. Let’s begin with a rare color shot of the newly-built Norman High School (designed by Caudill, Rowlett & Scott and completed in 1957).  The innovative building was named “America’s […]

Mid-Century OKC and Thereabouts, Part 2

Last week, we got a rare glimpse of mid-century life in Oklahoma thanks to Mike Brown’s great collection of 50’s and 60’s negatives.  This week, the adventure continues with more of his great finds, so put your favorite version of “Holiday for Strings” on the hi-fi to get you in the appropriate, peppy 50’s mood, […]

Mid-Century OKC and Thereabouts, Part 1

Awhile back, Squadder Mike Brown found some vintage negatives at an estate sale, and he very kindly loaned them to me for scanning.  Although they aren’t all architecture related, I thought you might enjoy a slice of Oklahoma life from the 50’s and early 60’s.  Thanks, Mike, for sharing your great find! Downtown OKC around […]