Ah, 1979... who can forget My Sharona, I Will Survive and Escape (The Pina Colada Song)? On the tube, we were still watching The Love Boat, Mork & Mindy and Happy Days. The cell phone had yet to hit the US, but we were introduced to the Sony Walkman. And as we bid goodbye to the 70s, we were saying hello to Trivial Pursuit.
Gas averaged 86 cents/gallon; Three Mile Island captured our attention with a fire in a nuclear reactor; a little-known fellow called Saddam Hussein became president of Iraq, and the Susan B. Anthony dollar coin was introduced.
1979 was also a big year for Seabridge, when many of our units were up for sale. Click the photos below to check out these fabulous model homes - who wouldn't want to snatch these up?!
Well, there must be some appeal to this place, as several of the original buyers are still here. Feel free to share your memories of Seabridge's early days in comments below!
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1 comment:
Thank you, Todd, for your ongoing,undying efforts and activity to instill the sense of COMMUNITY in Seabridge. You are awesome!!
Susie
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