Baby Boomer eMuseum collection
Baby Boomer eMuseum collection

Welcome!   You say you're a Baby Boomer?  Okay, how many of these classics from the '50s & '60s do you remember? We've got 1967 entries so far, and are adding more weekly!  If any of the items here evoke memorable moments in your life, please log in and tell us about them! And if you think of items to add to this admittedly U.S.-centric collection (especially if you have photos), please contact us.

Are you a true Baby Boomer?
Try our Trivia Quiz and find out!

The quiz has 100's of unique questions, with a mix of fill-in-the-blank, multiple-choice & even drag-n-drop. The multiple-choice questions have some very funny choices (if we do say so ourselves) to keep things entertaining. You can try the easiest/hardest questions first if you like, and we keep track of the questions each logged-in user has seen, so you can play over & over and never get the same question twice.  Have fun!

On This Day in Boomer History: May 19

1950:  New York Times reports of worlds smallest and dumbest mechanical brain
1954:  Charles Ives (composer) dies at 79
1959:  Jan de Quay becomes premier of Netherlands
1963:  Mickey Wright wins LPGA Muskogee Civitan Golf Open
1968:  Frank Howard fails to homer, after hitting 10 in 6 consecutive games

Top Ten Items
1.  Woody Woodpecker in the Cartoons, Comics & Animation gallery
2.  Janis Joplin in the Music gallery
3.  Rin Tin Tin in the TV / Radio gallery
4.  Barber poles in the Bygone Icons gallery
5.  Carburetors in the Classic Cars gallery
6.  1960 Ford Falcon in the Classic Cars gallery
7.  The Red Skelton Show in the TV / Radio gallery
8.  Drafting tables in the Workplace & School gallery
9.  Chiclets in the Food, Candy, Drinks gallery
10.  Clutch Cargo in the Cartoons, Comics & Animation gallery

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