GLADEWATER, TX (KLTV) - You just don't see them much anymore. They've nearly gone the way of the tube TV or 8-track tape: Kiddie rides. You know, the horse or car rides you put a quarter in to shake ...

For most people who grew up in the suburbs, a trip to the grocery store looked and felt like a completely different experience than what it is today. Children often accompanied—or rather, were dragged ...

A wistful trip back in time costs only a quarter in Rehoboth Beach. Consider it the deal of the century. Drop a coin into a metal slot at the Funland and saddle up Champion, a vintage, coin-operated ...

They’re familiar sights, or at least they used to be: coin-operated kiddie rides outside stores around town. Artist and Queens native Conrad Stojak is bringing these nostalgic pieces back to life. His ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Zoltar fortune-telling game. Kitschy statues of Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra. Coin-operated kiddie rides. Jewelry. And a big ...

You know those coin-operated kiddie rides. They’re usually somewhat cute, right? Not these. They’re the stuff of nightmares. Usually located outside supermarkets, in arcades, or in hypermarts, kiddie ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Throughout the mid-to-late 20th century, a trip to the grocery store — or supermarket, depending on your vernacular — was a very ...