When I was a kid, there were lots of bright colors. Comic books, picture books, clothes — they were all as bright and loud as they could be. Color television was still pretty new, and when they flashed those words “IN COLOR!” on...
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HUNTSVILLE: A Shopping Center History
Featured image courtesy of Mallmanac My fabulous bride, DebbieMiller® remembers the last gasps of...
YMCA!
A block northeast of Huntsville’s county square, the Central YMCA maintains it status as a downtown...
Home is (Now) Where the Movie Is
Part 6 Seeing High Definition Television for the first time pulled the pin on my AV geek consumer...
The Future Beckons, Part 5
Photo by Jean van der Meulen from Pexels Part 5 By the summer of 1982, HDTV had become a topic hot...
A Film Buff’s Nightmare: When Everything Changed, Part 4
Photo by Expect Best from Pexels Part 4: Looking Up In the internet age, streaming access to...
A Film Buff’s Nightmare: When Everything Changed, Part 3
Photo by Anthony from Pexels Part 3 In summer of 1988, the three largest movie theaters in Rocket...
The Rise and Fall and Rise of Huntsville’s Movie Theaters, Part 2
Photo courtesy of Louis from Pexels Part 2 By March of 1988, the mighty suburban movie palaces of...
The Rise and Fall and Rise of Huntsville’s Movie Theaters
Photo by Donald Tong from Pexels Part 1 – Cinema for the Age of Apollo There are many excellent...
The Caverns of ‘83, Part 2
Photo by Peter de Vink from Pexels “Movie crews aren’t happy unless they’re complaining,” the...
