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Snowy Honey Grove
The rest of "downtown" Honey Grove, Pennsylvania, as seen from the vantage point of the gas pump at the front of my grandfather's store. Early 1950s. View full size.
Good starters, or hard starters?
A beautiful picture, and I'll bet it was quiet. But, I also think about cold weather, 6-volt electrical systems, carburetors, and manual chokes. I'm wondering if the truck and two cars pictured are "good starters", or "hard starters"? If you had a car that was a good starter, you wanted to hang onto it; if you had a hard starter, you wished it was a good starter.
No TV
None of the photos of Honey Grove show evidence of TV antennae. Wonder when TV arrived? Did they have radio reception in their remote location?
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