Vintage Photo Tuesday-Youths of the 1920's & 1930s

Every generation thinks they are the coolest, it’s just the way life goes but I kind of think that 1920s & 1930s youth were up there in the “cool factor”. Let’s take a look at this collection of vintage photos I have put together for this blog post.

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Vintage Photos of Youths in the 1920’s & 1930’s

Fantastic 1920’s & 1930’s Fashion Inspiration!

1920’s photo of a group of stylish youths hanging out by cars.

1920s vintage photo of young people in 1920s photos posing together for a photo. — Source: Flickr

First step to being a 1920’s fashion icon…bob your hair like our lovely Flappers pictured below.

1920s vintage photo of three young flappers with bobbed hair. Fun 1920s fashions and 1920s hairstyles. — Source: Flickr

Friends forever.

1920s vintage photo of two young girls (teens) having fun outside and posing together on a piece of wood.

FAVORITE PHOTO- The Anti-Flirt Club: The Anti-Flirt Club was an American club active in Washington, D.C., during the early 1920s. The purpose of the club was to protect young women and girls who received unwelcome attention from men in automobiles and on street corners. The Anti-Flirt Club launched an ‘Anti-Flirt’ week, which began on March 4, 1923 (source).

1920s vintage photo of a young woman posing with a bar called "the Anti-Flirt" Club. She is wearing 1920s dress and 1920s hairstyle. — Source: Flickr

World..Meet Handsome Glenn in his dapper hat. 1920s Photo.

1920s Teenage Man vintage photo — Source: Flickr

The below picture is believed to be directed at Handsome Glenn who is in the image above.

On the back it reads: “I will have some of myself alone soon & you shall have one to keep you laughing” -Boots (the girl on the bottom left).

1920s Teenagers Vintage Photo — Source: Flickr

1920s Fall Style for young women. Fantastic coats!

Late 1920s Young women vintage photo — Source: Flickr

Bad Ass Soriorty Sisters-1928. 1920s fashions on bad ass ladies.

1920s vintage photo of sorority sisters holding signs in 1920s fashions that say "Bas Ass 1928" — Source:Etsy

Education is Power-1930’s. I love the 3 young women in the front rows style.

1930s Teenagers in School vintage Image — Source: Flickr

Out on a biking adventure-1930’s.

1930s vintage photo of 2 young men on bikes posing for a photo. — Source: Flickr

Even a broken umbrella is better than no umbrella to keep the hot sun off you-1930s.

1930s vintage photo of a young couple with broken umbrellas holding them over themselves in 1930s fashions. — Source; Flickr

We made it to the woods, time for the obligatory photo! Even the handsome young man in the top right thinks it’s funny.

1930s vintage photo of two young women in 1930s dresses posing for a photo with two young men behind them in the woods. — Source: Flickr

And that is Vintage Photo Tuesday for this week friends. What was your favorite photo from this weeks edition?

FURTHER READING:

Vintage Photos 1920s-1960s (Archived Blog Posts)
Vintage Fashion 1920s-1950s (Archived Posts)

Liz

While home this weekend for the Canadian Thanksgiving, my mother brought out old albums for us to browse thru. One of those albums was filled with various images of difference vacations my grandparents/parents took over the years. It was so nice to see how happy everyone looked and all the cool places they ventured out too. So keeping with that theme, today’s ‘Vintage Photo Tuesday‘ is all about Family Vacations (featuring 1950’s and early 1960’s images of families in all shapes and sizes).

Note: Here is Part 2-Vintage Family Vacations!

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Vintage Photos of Family Vacations

1950’s & 1960’s Images

1950’s Family vacation to Hawaii. The photo on the back says “The Hawaiian Trio”.

1950's vintage photo of a family in Hawaiian outfits posing together. — Source: Etsy

1950’s photo of a family in Yosemite. Families who wear matching outfits when at Yosemite, stay together (or at least I think that is how the saying goes).