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‘June Cleavers Vintage Closet’ was created and continues to be curated by Jennifer Kline. Originally, Kline created the vintage things-focused Instagram account in early 2016.
Over the past decade and nearly 17k social media posts later, the Instagram account grew to become home to 23.8k followers.
Meanwhile, Kline’s Facebook account, created in 2021, currently has 205k followers. There, the curator invites everyone to take a “scroll down memory lane” and enjoy the nostalgic pics of food, fashion, and fun she shares.
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The Starliner, an out and back-style wooden coaster designed by John Allen, was the park’s main attraction and the first roller coaster in Florida.
In 2003, it was announced that the park would close the following year due to a decline in public interest, loss of revenue, and increasing maintenance costs for the vintage rides. Many of the rides were sold off to other amusement parks or private collectors, while others were demolished or left to decay.
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According to a post on Facebook, Kline’s goal with her social media project is to create a space for people to have fun and forge new friendships with fellow vintage enthusiasts.
She points out that vintage content from all decades is welcome here, not just from the 1950s. “At first, this page was simply to sell my 1950s garments, but as the page grew, it became so much more,” she shares.
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The curator says she hopes that the project is a “breath of fresh air” for folks who are already big fans of all things vintage.
On top of that, the curator also runs a YouTube channel that has shared over 500 videos, promising to take netizens on a “fantastic vintage journey where vintage food and fashion collide.” At the time of writing, 1.25k people follow the channel.
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We’d love to hear your thoughts, Pandas. Swing by the comments section at the very bottom of this post to share yours. Which of these vintage photos captivated you the most and why? Which of the clothes, recipes, toys, furniture, and other things featured in today’s list would you welcome into your home with open arms?
What decade or era of design do you feel the most nostalgic about? Let us know below!
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