Images of The Roaring 20’s

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Images of The Roaring 20’s

People who were older, poorer, or more rural were more likely to live and dress more conservatively. Many of them did not understand or approve of the “flappers”.

“Flappers” Notice the short haircut, the dark lipstick, and the high heels that were comfy enough for dancing… This style was often reserved for the wealthier people and the bold women.

Baseball was a very popular past time. Here’s a picture of the great Babe Ruth.

Big Band and Swing music swept the nation.

Broadway in the 20’s

New Products and Concepts Radio Ford Model T Speakeasy Cover of Life Magazine

Roaring Fads Flagpole Sitting 1920s Miss America Mah-Jong Tile Game

The Great Migration

The Harlem Renaissance Cab Calloway and the Cotton Club Jazz Band Langston Hughes The Cotton Club, Harlem Duke Ellington Zora Neale Hurston