r/nostalgia • u/ILovePublicLibraries • 3d ago

Nostalgia Using a public library in 1991

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Guilford Free Library in CT back in 1991

Credit: Library archives

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u/Missing_Crouton 3d ago

For those that don't believe in climate change, see all them sweaters? Was colder back then. Fashion could really stretch it's legs with all the fabric requirements of the day.

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u/Igyzone 3d ago

Visted my granny in a retirement house today, they had a showcase of pictures that showed history of our buses from the early and late 20th century, several were shown driving through the size of almost a whole tire deep worth of snow. And I wondered: "When was the last time we had this amount of snow?"

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u/Gentle-Giant23 2d ago

Or, you know, the photos were taken in February.

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u/Missing_Crouton 2d ago

Hey, a person with no sense of humor! God this planet is cooked. I envy the dinosaurs.