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New Year's Eve 1956

December 31, 1956 (or January 1, 1957). A party my brother, then 19, went to. Other than recognizing a couple family friends, that's all I know about this Ektachrome slide. View full size.

December 31, 1956 (or January 1, 1957). A party my brother, then 19, went to. Other than recognizing a couple family friends, that's all I know about this Ektachrome slide. View full size.

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Today’s Top 5

Shorpy Countdown!

Hey Dave, where's the Shorpy Top 20 Images Countdown of 2008?! My votes go to the 1925 office Christmas party and the Krazy Kat series.

[This year we have the "user-customizable countdown." Whichever photo you like the most wins! - Dave]

Conception Day

This is truly wild: my mother always told me that December 31, 1956, was the night I was conceived. Now I know what was going on and what people were doing!

Sphere

Thanks, No. 6; I was trying to come up with some snappy remark about the pink balloon, but I gave up.

Village People

"Photo by Patrick McGoohan."

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