Boys and girls engaged in the seasonal activities of a mid-century American childhood appear on the covers of the 1951 Children’s Friend.
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5 thoughts on “The Whole Year Through: The Children’s Friend, 1951”
I love seeing these old covers and pictures.
Melted my heart, again.
Okay, I love vintage art, but some of those are just a tad on the creepy side for me!
Looks like they progressed in age through the year.
Thanks, Maurine, Mina. I’m glad you enjoy them along with me.
I hadn’t realized that, Eric. You’re right. How fun — the whole Primary gets represented that way.
I love seeing these old covers and pictures.
Melted my heart, again.
Okay, I love vintage art, but some of those are just a tad on the creepy side for me!
Looks like they progressed in age through the year.
Thanks, Maurine, Mina. I’m glad you enjoy them along with me.
I hadn’t realized that, Eric. You’re right. How fun — the whole Primary gets represented that way.