Oftentimes in New Haven, one might come upon a scene that ‘looks’ much older than it is.
This is an album of my favorite modern-day ‘olde tyme’ photographs.
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| An olde fyre truck from last year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade |
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| Family Day in Edgerton Park features old fashioned hay rides |
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| A friend of the Devil’s Gear Bike Shop riding down the main thoroughfaire |
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| A fine, vintage automobile turning in front of the Warner Hardware Building |
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| A Good Humor Ice Cream Truck ready to sell you some iced treats |
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| Yale’s Dining Hall turned into a 1950’s library for the Indiana Jones film |
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| Elm Street, lined with a few of the old cars featured in the Indiana Jones film “Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull” |
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| a set designer on Chapel Street, “aging” the brand new vintage Woolworth sign for the film |
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| Classic Chevy Bel Air at a car show on Chapel Street |
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| a modern-day scene shot at Yale for the 1957 era |
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| Classic Old Car with fuzzy dice |
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| Durham Fire Rescue’s Antique Truck |
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| at Stowe’s in West Haven |
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| an operating old streetcar at the Shoreline Trolley Museum |
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| Horse & Buggy Rides at Edgerton Park
All Photos © Mike Franzman |