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Watching television in the 1970s was as much about the ritual as the shows themselves. Families gathered around bulky consoles with wood-panelled cabinets, adjusting rabbit-ear antennas to get the clearest picture. Commercials for cereal, toys, and newfangled gadgets added to whatever happened to be on whichever of the five channels you happened to be watching. These photos capture that era, showing the sets, the viewers, and the unmistakable atmosphere of a simpler time when TV night was an event everyone shared.
A dad in the 70s with the first tv on the block
A young person, when his parents moved out.
Grandpa brought home a TV set
Taking a picture with the TV was a thing back.
A kid in the early 70’s checking out the tv
A starter apartment with a small TV and not a whole lot more.
A family watching first young kids’ shows on TV.
A TV in your living room was the perfect entertainment.
TV nights were for everybody.
Watching TV in the 70s was not only indoors.
Growing up with a TV starts to be something normal.
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