The legendary family that developed Laurel Shopping Center and so much more shares their vast collection of images from the earliest days of their iconic projects.

Jack is a collector of Laurel historical memorabilia who specializes in pieces from our hometown's earliest days, including its time as Laurel Factory.

Ken grew up in 1950s Laurel and shares a number of never-before-seen photos from Laurel Elementary School and other familiar spots.

Tom worked at both Pal Jack's Pizza and Petrucci's Dinner Theatre in the 1980s, and captured these Main Street scenes from that time.

Joe took this famous photograph of Arthur Bremer's arrest after shooting George Wallace, but he also shot many fantastic scenes of Laurel in the 1970s.

Classic photos of Squad 49's vehicles, stations, and emergency incidents around Laurel dating to to their 1952 founding.

Photos and artifacts from the collection of the legendary owners of Pasta Plus, which closed in 2022 after 39 years of business in Laurel.

John and Lee had the presence of mind to take photos of many Laurel businesses just before or after closing in the 1980s and 90s.

The Newcombs share a series of family photos from the 1940s, including many unidentified WWII soldiers and family homes along Second Street near Main.

Leslie Walker was active in the Laurel community as part of several organizations in the 1970s, including the Laurel Jaycees and Volunteer Rescue Squad.

A cache of old photos, newspapers, and other ephemera was found in a closet at Laurel High School in 2013, with pieces dating from 1949 to 2003.

Former Big T owner Charlie Nickell's photo and video archive of his family's restaurant, Laurel's softball leagues of the 1980s, and his band, The Whitewalls.