Youth Culture in the 1940s One Last Dance at the Excelsior
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A post by Catherine McCann During our group meeting the volunteers at St. Cecilia’s Hall often wonder how the youth culture of the 1940s compares to the one we know today. Did young people get dressed up like we do? Did girls carry two pairs of shoes with them when they went dancing? Did…
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