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.

  • History and Popularity of Jell-O in the 1950s Jell-O molds were a hit in 1950s America. After World War II, people wanted simple yet fun ways to spice up family dinners. Jell-O fit the bill perfectly. With just a box,…

  • Origins of Polaroid Land Cameras Edwin H. Land, founder of the Polaroid Corporation, revolutionized photography in 1948 with the world's first instant camera. The Polaroid Land camera made it possible to develop photos on the spot, without a darkroom. These…

  • Pepsi-Cola trays from the 1950s offer a glimpse into a time when life seemed to dance to the rhythm of rock and roll. These trays, with their bright colors and cheerful images, captured more than just drinks; they showed moments…

  • Roller Rink Rendezvous The roller rink buzzes with excitement. Betty steps in, her cheeks pink and ponytail bouncing. The air smells of popcorn and new skates. Kids jitterbug under spinning lights, ready for an unforgettable night. Betty soaks it all…

  • The Rise of Licensed Lunchboxes In the 1950s, lunchboxes became more than just containers for sandwiches. They turned into symbols of childhood identity, showcasing TV heroes and idols. Hopalong Cassidy kicked off this trend in 1950 with a steel lunchbox…

  • History and Evolution of Erector Sets A.C. Gilbert introduced the Erector Set to the world in 1913. It was a game-changer because it mimicked real-life engineering of the time. Kids could build, tear down, and rebuild structures with metal strips,…

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  • The Rise of Drive-In Theaters After World War II, drive-in theaters became a big part of American culture. By the mid-1950s, over 4,000 drive-ins popped up across the U.S. Families loved the idea of watching movies from their cars under…

  • The Rise of Betty Crocker Betty Crocker wasn't just a name on a box of cake mix. She was the face of the perfect homemaker, even if she was as real as unicorns. Born in the 1920s by the Washburn…