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Sunday, February 15, 2015

Kitchen

Ohio History
Afro-American Kitchen
Just across from the living room was a Fifties-style kitchen. Despite the fact that it contained basically the same elements as today's kitchen, the distinct mid-twentieth century look was obvious. White aluminum, clean rounded edges, and silver accessories characterize appliances from this time. Not to mention the sea green floor. Of course, there are a couple vitally important things missing, such as the microwave, dishwasher, toaster, and coffee maker. I don't know how they ever got along back then! In any case, this family was definitely well-to-do with such a modernly furnished kitchen. In fact, many African Americans who had been involved in World War II were very well off during the Fifties.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

That stove and china cabinet look just like Grandma Good's. And we had a floor that color in our house on Cherry Ridge, remember? :)