Super 50s

Welcome to the Golden Era! If your heart skips a beat for warm family dinners, Elvis on the radio and Lucy on the screen or you like to remember iconic historic moments and test your 50s knowledge, you’re in the right place.

Super50s welcomes you back, to when respect cost nothing and family time was sacred.

  • The 1950s was a time of economic growth and a do-it-yourself mentality. Families were both consumers and creators, crafting their lives with purpose. The decade blended independence with community spirit, finding joy in simple pleasures and shared experiences. Post-War Economic…

  • Historical Foundations of Customer Service Back in the early 1900s, retail pioneers like Marshall Field and Harry Gordon Selfridge came up with a catchy motto: "The customer is always right." This wasn't about customers never making mistakes. It was more…

  • Church and Family Dynamics Sunday mornings in the 1950s were like a well-rehearsed play. Families lined up in the pews, dressed in their best. Society expected Sunday to be sacred – a day for worship and reflection, not for chores.…

  • In the golden age of the 1950s and 60s, Texaco stations were more than just a stop for gas. They became places where memories were made, filled with promotions that brought joy to families across America. The allure of Texaco's…

  • Offline Childhood vs. Online Growing Up Let me tell ya, there were days when the only screen I knew was that big cinema one downtown, and boy, did we have some good times. We grew up in the wild—y'know, outside…

  • Durability of 1950s Appliances In the 1950s, appliances were built to last. The KitchenAid stand mixer, designed by Egmont Arens, became a classic that's still going strong today. These mixers could be opened up and fixed with the right parts,…

  • Silent Generation at Work In the 1950s, the Silent Generation filled offices and factories across America. They viewed their jobs as more than just a paycheck – it was about building a reliable future. These workers didn't rock the boat…

  • Etiquette and Social Norms In the 1950s, respect was paramount. You'd stand up straight when an elder entered the room, showing you valued their wisdom. Talking back to adults was strictly forbidden unless you were prepared to face consequences. It…

  • Birth and Rise of Drive-Ins Ah, the 1950s. Picture this: cars lined up at drive-ins, each one a personal theater, with carhops skating around delivering snacks and drinks. It was a true slice of Americana with a side of hot…