Top 24+ Images Of What Life Was Really Like Back In The 1970s
- Lynda Carter in Vegas
- Elizabeth Montgomery and Jane Seymore, 1978
- Debbie Harry and bandmates, 1977
- Newman and Eastwood, 1972
- Paula Sheppard, Alfred Sole, and Brook Shields, 1976
- Caroline Munro
- Cybill Shepherd, 1971
- Peter Diamond as a Tusken raider in Star Wars
- The cantina set during the filming of Star Wars, 1977
- Fiona Lewis
- Pam Grier
- Debbie Harry and Ronnie Spector, 1978
- Susan Sarandon, 1978
- Cheryl Ladd
- Joan Crawford, 1976
- James Taylor and Carly Simon, 1971
- The arcades in the 70s
- Wonder bread ad
- Old dishwashers
- This TV guide
- Novelty lights

When comparing modern days to today, the '70s might seem like a totally different place to some folks. The 1970s began about 55 years ago, which isn't all that long ago, relatively, but the people, the trends, and the technology especially are so much different now. It can be kind of fun to look back on what life was like in the '70s.
The 1970s were an important and pretty revolutionary time. There are plenty of iconic moments and memorable people, celebrities and experts, that came from that decade to make their mark on the world. It's good to look back on what these celebrities accomplished because they shaped the way the media is today.
For those who want to embark on a nostalgic journey to the past, or for those who want to see some history, here are 24 photos and images of life and people from the 1970s to see and admire.
Lynda Carter in Vegas

Elizabeth Montgomery and Jane Seymore, 1978

Debbie Harry and bandmates, 1977

Newman and Eastwood, 1972

Paula Sheppard, Alfred Sole, and Brook Shields, 1976

Caroline Munro

Cybill Shepherd, 1971

Peter Diamond as a Tusken raider in Star Wars

The cantina set during the filming of Star Wars, 1977

Fiona Lewis

Pam Grier

Debbie Harry and Ronnie Spector, 1978

Susan Sarandon, 1978

Cheryl Ladd

Joan Crawford, 1976

James Taylor and Carly Simon, 1971

The arcades in the 70s

Wonder bread ad

Old dishwashers

This TV guide

Novelty lights

ABBA
