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This black-and-white sitcom starred a married couple named Ralph and Alice Kramden.
The Honeymooners
This singer was nicknamed “Ol’ Blue Eyes.”
Frank Sinatra
Families often gathered around this appliance to listen to music, news, and baseball games before television became common.
Radio
This actress became famous for playing Lucy Ricardo.
Lucille Ball
This 1939 film starring Judy Garland was still a beloved TV tradition for Baby Boomers growing up.
The Wizard of Oz
This show featured a lovable talking collie who often came to the rescue.
Lassie
This group sang “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg.”
The Temptations
This small coin was commonly used to make a local phone call from a pay phone for many years.
A Dime
This singer was known as the “King of Rock and Roll.”
Elvis Presley
This 1965 musical featured the Von Trapp family.
The Sound of Music
This show featured a lovable talking collie who often came to the rescue.
Gilligan’s Island
This singer recorded the hit “Proud Mary” with Ike Turner.
Tina Turner
This type of store was known for a lunch counter, soda fountain, and pharmacy all in one place.
Drugstore
This actress and singer played Maria in The Sound of Music.
Julie Andrews
This 1977 movie introduced audiences to Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader.
Star Wars
This comedy featured secret agent Maxwell Smart and his famous shoe phone.
Get Smart
This group had hits including “Sherry” and “Big Girls Don’t Cry.”
The Four Seasons
Before automatic transmissions became common, drivers often changed gears using this.
Gear shift / stick shift
This boxer changed his name from Cassius Clay.
Muhammad Ali
This 1973 film followed a teenage boy and his friends cruising around town on one last summer night.
American Graffitti
This 1970s sitcom centered around George and Louise Jefferson after they moved on up to Manhattan.
The Jeffersons
This singer-songwriter recorded “American Pie.”
Don McLean
This mail-order company was known for catalogs that offered everything from clothing to household goods.
Sears
This television host famously welcomed major entertainers to his Sunday night variety show.
Ed Sullivan
This 1977 disco movie starred John Travolta as Tony Manero.
Saturday Night Fever