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The beach has always been a popular summer meeting place, which is today or a century. While the salt breeze and the peaceful waves have the same pace, theBeach She himself seems very different now than at that time. In recent decades, there was no iPhone, wireless Bluetooth speakers and Teeny Bikinis, Weeny. Instead, friends have flocked sand in smaller bathing costumes - and sometimes full outfits with heels! - Defeat the afternoon in tanning, bouncing beach balloons or fishing for fresh capture. So, browse these vintage beach photos and get an overview of the easier times by the sea. And for more retro flashbacks, check the50 vintage photos that show what to travel to look like.

Two pretty girls in matching bikinis and a dream boat in the middle is a simple equation for having fun in the sun in the 1950s.

In the 1970s, he was still romantic to take your darling for a long walk on the beach.

These two guitars had the whole Groovin group of this teen beach festival in the 1970s. And for more picturesque snapshots, check the33 vintage photos that show that our parents were really really cool.

You may not want to wet yourself when you go to the beach, but even in the 1950s, the majority has ruled.

Doubled dresses, Panama hats and complete costumes! Go to the beach in the 1930s was an opportunity to see and see.

A Sunday Funday maybe? With a sweet raft like that, spending all day in the waves is the only acceptable option.

Friesland researchers in the 50s - like this Daredevil darling in Miami - only needed a pair of water ski and a boat to make them happy.

These beach book worms wanted to hear one thing: the sound of the waves that crush.

Two women take the view from the parachute jump course at Coney Island in 1950. At that time, Coney Island was the largest amusement park in the country, pulling millions of annual visitors from his walk and his Beach. And for more images of the golden age of trips, consult the15 beautiful vintage photos of famous American tourist sites.

A day at the beach in the 1920s meant a fresh capture for dinner - if you are lucky like this duo!

Magazine? To verify! Radio? To verify! This honey my heart is ready for a full day of tan.

For teenagers in the 1960s, good songs and spaces to dance in the sand made an explosion of the beach.

A cotho of French women compare swimsuit styles outside their huts in the coastal city of Dieppe in 1925. And for more magnificent images of the world, check the27 totally foolish travel photos that you will not believe are real.

You know that you are a serious researcher in the sun when you can a backgammon table of normal size throughout the beach!

These 1930s Fashionistas formed the ultimate girl team on a beach in St. Petersburg, Florida.

This group of children spent an afternoon in the 1960s hanging around the beach of Laguna, California ... literally!

Looking for a jazz way to the day at the beach? Bring a portable gramophone like this woman in the 1930s.

A towel, sandy toys and a cooler full of snacks make for a picnic of Groovy's family.

The sun, the sand and the surf were not the only seaside attractions of a century ago a century ago. This 1928 stage show is a classic example of beach entertainment in the past.

Catch waves has always been the number one last of surfer guys. Here, a man blocks ten in the 1920s.

No sandy towel to shake these people! Beach cabins were the way forward in 1910.

Part Whale, Shark leaves, all fun! This little girl looks at a sand creation takes a form in 1979.

Go in, the water is fine! This group stays cool in 1905 by socializing at low tide.

How romantic is a tram of sky? This one crosses the beach of the ocean in San Francisco while the sun begins its descent, around 1964. And for superb coastal getaways, check the17 Best Secret Beach Cities in America.

You can slide directly into the surf on this impressive water slide, around 1910.

These officially dressed sunbathing practice the view of New York Brighton beach of their wooden chairs covered with Store in 1915.

Who would not he want to wear one of those Bikinis years of Halter-Top Halter-Top 1940s? Fortunately, the high waist look is again fashionable if you want to try it for yourself.

There was no shortage of stupid games to play in the 50s. Case of business: this game of catches upside down.

Bump, set, spike! A hard game of Beach Volleyball in San Juan, Puerto Rico, probably sent this painful home group.

Friends do not leave friends sunbuck! The bottle can be small, but swimsuits offered more coverage at the time.

It is impossible not to smile with this colorful couple in Florida, around 1960.

A shaded beach observation area and open to open air - like this in 1923 - meant having a place to cool off, even if you were not a sand fan at your shoes.

These sunbaths are comfortable in their own sand pit on the German island of Norderney in the 1930s.

There is no doubt that these boys followed their breed to water with tons of splashing and coupled.

There is a formula to create a robust sand castle and talent was clearly exposed to this competition on Manhattan Beach, California, 1981. And if you are curious, what shops seemed to look like, check the15 vintage shopping center photos that will make you nostalgic.