And then one day, you don’t expect it but – they’re gone. You just saw them last week, business as usual, a bit of small-talk, and then you were both off to do your own things. This is how it had been for years. But this time, you go to
Retro Roadmappers – Mod Betty wishes you the best at the beginning of this holiday season, and would love to share with you this thought I’m reminding myself of this shopping season, from my New Year’s Resolution: “Spend your money where your heart is, and you’ll be investing in the
Hello Retro Roadmappers – Mod Betty wants to welcome you to the new RetroRoadmap.com / have a look around and let me know what works – and especially if something doesn’t work! Hope you enjoy the new layout 🙂
Hoping this missive from Mod Betty finds you with some downtime in this busy holiday season! This photo is one of my faves, as it is so simple but says so much, and I wanted to share it with you.This tree is in the window of Larry Buruschkin my/our tailor
The latest Retro Roadmap Roadbook is available! The Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Suburbs Retro Roadmap Roadbook – including 50 of Mod Betty’s favorite vintage places in Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County. In addition to all of the cool features included in the Delaware book (The List, My Visit, QR
Ta-da! My very first Retro Roadmap Roadbook is now available, bringing you “Mod Betty’s favorite Cool Vintage Places and Retro Fun” in a handy to take along travel guide. But it’s a lot more than that…. I started with Delaware and am creating more for each state, highlighting the Cool Vintage Places
As you know Mod Betty is a fan of JoRetro Vintage Market in Havre de Grace, Maryland and that’s why she’s sharing the info about their Vintage Festival on Saturday April 29, 2017 even though she can’t be there herself (sadface.) But you can, so go and celebrate your love of
Many people ask me how and why I started Retro Roadmap, and what started it all. And funny for me to think that after all these years so many things about me have changed, but so many remain the same. Like my love of old theaters. This began in the
Retro Roadmappers who dig jazz age fashion, photographs and fun – the Charles Sheeler: Fashion, Photography and Sculptural Form exhibit at the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown Pennsylvania is for you. The Photos This groundbreaking multimedia exhibit features a large number of never-before displayed fashion photographs from Vogue
Mod Betty often remembers when she and Retro Roadhusband moved to Phoenixville, PA and were just getting to know the town. We had no idea what to expect when we opened the door to the Fisherman Restaurant, but as soon as we stepped in, we stepped back in time –
It’s the latest Retro Roadmap video! The Milton Theatre in Milton Delaware. Mod Betty is thrilled that this 100 year old small town theatre has come back to life! A home for the creative in this community, it has something for everyone. Please watch, like, enjoy and SHARE – thanks
SOLD! UPDATE: April 2017 – Philadelphia attorney Tom Kline is the new owner of the vintage diner, which has been hauled out of Phoenixville. Thank you Mr. Kline for saving it! Details here. http://6abc.com/news/rare-vintage-diner-moves-to-new-home-after-restoration/1840642/ January 1, 2017 – a good way to start the new year! Mod Betty has been informed
Mod Betty always encourages folks to shop in actual authentic vintage shops whenever possible, but sometimes it can be hard to find exactly what you’re looking for. That’s why I’ve created this fun little Retro Roadmap pop-up shop on Amazon filled with some of my very favorite Retro Roadmap Recommended
Mod Betty isn’t much of a cook, but once a year she’s all about the Fluff. You see, she’s a Massachusetts gal, so many a holiday season she makes Never Fail Fudge and Marshmallow Treats from this locally made marshmallow creme creation. Heck, her recipes even come from the Fluff Yummy Book that she sent
As a budding Retro Roadbook writer, Mod Betty knows the hard work that goes into creating a guidebook and publishing it independently, so she was thrilled to see Michael Milne’s 2 year jaunt to catalogue the classic car museums in the US become a print reality. Go, MM! If you’re
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