r/1960s • u/Similar_Millen99 • 18h ago
r/1960s • u/deepfriedgreensea • Apr 26 '25
Moderator Announcement: New Rule Alert: Posts containing an image of a female celebrity must have additional context included for approval
This subreddit was started so we could all come together and post images, videos, articles, and other sorts of media to celebrate the rich world that was the 1960s. It's exciting to see how many people have joined in the last year, and we welcome everyone to participate in the original vision of this community.
However this sub has been overwhelmed with low effort posts of glamor shots or publicity stills of female celebrities with absolutely no context as to the year of the image, why it was taken (e.g. what movie this was promoting), the location, or anything.
We have had many, many complaints about the direction this sub has taken since this activity started to kick up.
Going forward, images of famous women from the 1960s continue to be allowed as long as they are very safe for work, but the details behind the image are now a requirement.
r/1960s • u/DynastyFan85 • Feb 01 '25
Moderator Announcement!
Welcome to the 60’s! After being abandoned for quite some time now, I am going to be moderating the sub! Things have gone off the rails with obvious karma farming and other things. I along with possible other additional moderators to be added will try to slowly help reign in the sub and give it some much needed care.
Some of the rules have been revamped, so please familiarize yourself with them. Important ones of note are that this is a 1960’s sub. That means 1960-1969. Many posts are from the 70’s and 80’s. Just to clarify Wonder Woman and Charlie’s Angels and Three’s Company were 70’s shows! Also many reposts clog the sub (example: Lynda Carter and Elizabeth Montgomery.) and seem to turn the sub into a T and A sub.
The 60’s was more than just hot women, and believe me I appreciate that! But it would be nice to see other 1960’s related content like pop culture, movies, art, fashion, music etc. So some variety in posts would be awesome to see!
Please share your thoughts and views. We are a community after all! And remember everything is still a work in progress!
r/1960s • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 1h ago
People Willie Nelson performing at the legendary Panther Hall in fort Worth Texas 1966. He was there recording his very first album titled live country music concert.
r/1960s • u/LanguageDisastrous95 • 16h ago
Celebrity - Female w/ Context Catherine Deneuve, on her way to the official Parisian premiere of her film "Repulsion" on 7 January 1966.
r/1960s • u/Stock_Education • 12h ago
Help with identification from late sixties 69, 69, or 70?
r/1960s • u/Stock_Education • 13h ago
Help with identification from late sixties 69, 69, or 70?
r/1960s • u/LanguageDisastrous95 • 1d ago
Movies Audrey Hepburn and Julie Andrews backstage at the 37th Academy Awards on April 5, 1965. Andrews won the Award for Best Actress for her film debut in "Mary Poppins".
r/1960s • u/Mulder-believes • 1d ago
Movies Robert Redford and Jane Fonda on the set of Barefoot in the Park.
“Barefoot in the Park” was released in 1967. I love that Robert Redford and Jane Fonda starred in four movies together(tho they were together in 5, “Tall Story” in 1960). “The Chase”(1966), “Barefoot in the Park”(1967), “The Electric Horseman”(1979) and “Our Souls at Night”(2017). If you haven’t seen “Our Souls at Night”, I highly recommend it. RIP Robert Redford.
r/1960s • u/Fluffy_Psalms_23 • 1d ago
He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother - The Hollies - Finnish Television Appearance 1969
r/1960s • u/Big-Property7157 • 1d ago
The Oscar Peterson Trio • “Chicago (That Toddling Town)” • 1963 [Reelin'...
r/1960s • u/Mulder-believes • 2d ago
Everyday life The grand opening of a Raleigh, North Carolina-area Kmart in the 1960’s. The first full-sized Kmart opened March 1962 in Garden City, Michigan.
What are your earliest memories of shopping at Kmart?
r/1960s • u/WhenTheCitiesBurn • 1d ago
Dissent & Activism Black Power Salute October 16, 1968
An iconic moment in sports & political protest history.
r/1960s • u/Fluffy_Psalms_23 • 1d ago
Jesus Met the Woman at the Well - Peter, Paul And Mary - at the Newport Folk Festival 64'- LIVE!
r/1960s • u/Due-Ocelot4301 • 2d ago
Crosby, Stills & Nash (1969)
Crosby, Stills & Nash contains some of the most beautiful music ever recorded, and its magical sound has held up remarkably well over half a century later.
r/1960s • u/Mulder-believes • 3d ago
Television Morticia and Gomez Addams may have had the most passionate and healthiest relationship of any television sitcom couple.
While other sitcom couples bickered, Gomez adored Morticia, and she adored him right back. They were madly in love, respected each other, were affectionate, and genuinely enjoyed being married. What do you think about these two? I think they are so much fun to watch. The entire series is different, creepy, entertaining and can be hilarious. A perfect mix of quirky characters. I love watching it.
r/1960s • u/LanguageDisastrous95 • 3d ago
American actress Jayne Mansfield inside her famous Los Angeles mansion, the "Pink Palace", lined with framed magazine covers featuring her likeness. This photograph was taken in 1960 by renowned photojournalist Allan Grant for LIFE magazine.
r/1960s • u/Longjumping-Rich-164 • 4d ago
Science & Technology Moon Landing on TV
My Bubbie took this photo and my dad just sent it to our family chat. He was 9 at the time!
r/1960s • u/Mulder-believes • 4d ago
Everyday life Does anyone remember going to the snack counter at Sears for treats like candy and popcorn?
My dad would always stop at the Sears candy counter after shopping. He would get his favorites like circus peanuts, orange slices and peanut clusters to share with us. It’s a great memory of spending time with my dad. Does anyone else remember having this experience and what candies and other treats would you get?
r/1960s • u/LanguageDisastrous95 • 4d ago
Yoko Ono and John Lennon pose for a photo on their wedding day in Gibraltar on March 20, 1969.
r/1960s • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 5d ago
No you're not dreaming for all you Volkswagen fans. This image shows Dyvi Atlantic car carrier ship at the Port of Emden in northwestern Germany parked behind a large fleet of Volkswagen type 2 buses. The ship was built in Norway and could hold about 1,380 Volkswagen vehicles. 1969
r/1960s • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 4d ago