If you were alive in the 1970s, you probably remember the Jesus Movement. This unique period in Christianity was marked by its focus on love…

If you were a kid in 1979, the popular toys that everybody wanted were cool, high-tech, and futuristic. Talking robots, early computers, and tech-driven learning…

By 1978, everyone knew that old-school toys were no longer enough. Kids wanted electronics that beeped and blinked, and toys needed to either challenge their…

Everything changed in 1977. Star Wars exploded into theaters, and suddenly, every toy needed a little extra flash to keep up. Rockets, lasers, remote controls:…

Our toys started to look a little different in 1976. Electronic toys like Pong crept into living rooms, and we were hooked. Sci-fi and adventure…

1975 was a wild year for toys. Some popular toys were familiar and beloved, like the Barbie Townhouse or Hot Wheels race sets. Other toys…

In 1974, toys were all about big adventures and even bigger fun. Whether you were launching Evel Knievel off a ramp, knitting with Mattel’s Knit…

By 1973, toys were doing more than just keeping kids busy. Educational toys were becoming increasingly popular among babies and toddlers, showing that learning can…

In 1972, our toys were all about using our imagination as we sent cars flying across the room and twirled dolls across makeshift dance floors.…

A 1971 Childhood was magical. Our toy boxes were filled with everything from high-society board games to wild bouncing balls and dolls that felt almost…