In 1880 the first public pay telephone began operation in New Haven, Connecticut...
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5 comments:
ah she's such an interesting historical character. glamour and tragedy all rolled into one
I've always wanted to use a real telephone booth. The little telephone stalls that they have today (and that are disappearing) just don't cut it.
Her upskirt is iconic.
Lovely post on Marilyn. I wonder what her life would have been like if she had lived to a ripe old age.
shes so gorgeous!
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