Album Page: Go-Go Girls

Go-Go-Girls. Remember them?
Here is a full page of those
hard working, exercise prone,
much maligned, misunderstood,
and often lonely, women.

It was a hard job.

These photographs were found in a brown envelope at a Kansas flea market. The seem to be for publication purposes. A first name and what is apparently a tavern name appears on the reverse of most of them.

The age requirement in those days was 18 years just to be in a bar. So, these women would be in their
late sixties or mid seventies now.

But here they are in their heyday.

Most are Polaroid snaps.

Can't get enough?
Chances are slim but maybe more will turn up. If they do, they will be added here.

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THE KIDS It is always a mystery how a photograph of any of these precious children could end up lost or abandoned. Here are a few. You will probably say "Ooh..." at least once.

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"What are they doing?"