This sign is a relic saved from the old Starlight Twin Drive-in movie theatre in Canberra, and would have been helpful for patrons looking for a sweet fix while enjoying the latest film from the co

This tin Hoyts Theatre badge from 1953 reads, 'This is a Hoyts suburban theatre'.

A mobile snack bar for the atomic age. Skyline Drive-in theatres popped up all over the suburbs of Sydney in the 1950s and '60s.

The oldest tennis tournament in the world is no stranger to Australian winners – lift the cup with Lleyton, celebrate with Ash, and travel back in time with these moments from Wimbledon history.

The pomp and pageantry surrounding the Wimbledon Championship is almost as iconic

Held on the grass court of the All England Lawn and Tennis Club, the 1951 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Final is a classic example of the prestigious and iconic tournament.

This silent home movie captures the colour and excitement of a city in the midst of a global event.

The 'Canberra of tomorrow' may have grown a bit since 1959!

The Ampol Show was a popular variety program hosted by Jack Davey, broadcast on 2GB from 1952 to 1959.

American-made Zenith portable transistor radios were among the most popular of their era, their rise coinciding with the birth of rock’n’roll.