With the Lights out...

With the Lights out..., originally uploaded by Apidya.

Coin slot

coin slot, originally uploaded by shutterbabe510.

Back when Coca-Cola cost a dime, and it came in a glass bottle and tasted like it, too.

Getty Speaker

Getty Speaker, originally uploaded by e50e.

Ohio Theatre, Louisville, KY

Ohio, originally uploaded by eqqman.

ICTOEP

ICTOEP, originally uploaded by kylejones.

Park Central Hotel, South Beach

Park Central Hotel, South Beach, originally uploaded by Tom McFarlane.

Austin Powers is hiding in there too!

austin powers is hiding in there too!, originally uploaded by cybele malinowski.

Night Scene: The Barbershop

Night Scene: The Barbershop, originally uploaded by paul_mysterioso.

Kingdom

Kingdom, originally uploaded by Salem8.

The Salton Sea

SaltonSea3, originally uploaded by sproutgrrl.

The Only Seafoods

The Only Seafoods, originally uploaded by SqueakyMarmot.

The Cotton Building was built in 1911 at Hastings & Carrall Street when the area was Vancouver's bustling downtown core. The Only Seafoods is Vancouver's longest surviving restaurant at the same location.

--SqueakyMarmot

Crest Theater box office

crestboxoffice2, originally uploaded by abrietta.

No 3-A Folding Brownie

No 3-A Folding Brownie, originally uploaded by olivander.

This large-format Kodak from approximately 1915 shot 3.25" x 5.5" negatives, which were then typically contact-printed directly onto postcards. If you've ever found old family photographs with postcard printing on the backs of them, they most likely were taken with a camera like this one.

Magic Carpet Mini-Golf Fish & Pirate Ship

Magic Carpet Mini-Golf Fish & Pirate Ship, originally uploaded by Neato Coolville.

Neato Coolville made this remarkable find down in Missouri. He writes: A pirate ship and a giant fish sit on the side of a road. They were once from Magic Carpet Mini-Golf that was torn down several years ago.