For one point: Identify at least of the pictured club members, the location, and the year.
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The large building behind them was like many others, in towns across America. Like many icons of the past, their numbers are decreasing.
Bowling club ?
No; another sort of business.
I think I can read "Sears" on the sign at the left of the picture. Is the building a department store?
Picture taken in the western USA?
Quote from: Tom_I on May 02, 2013, 06:23:03 AM
I think I can read "Sears" on the sign at the left of the picture. Is the building a department store?
Sears it is!
California?
Are these guys famous for something else? Maybe members of a band?
Not famous at all, as far as I can tell.
The ignominy of the black hole....
Found it!
The photo was taken at Inglewood, California in 1956. To quote the text accompanying the photograph:
QuoteThat's my brother, Larry Marlin, second from the right standing in front of the family's 1940 Chevrolet, which my parents bought new that year. When they got a 1953 Pontiac in 1953, Larry got the Chevy. Larry was 17 when this photo was taken. Next to him on the right end is George Mautz, and I think it is Linley Warwick (a neighbor) on the left end. The cars are parked in the Sears Roebuck parking lot in Inglewood, California, where we all grew up.
2 points for this black-hole solution