It seems poignant that I took this with a digital camera. I remember when these were everywhere. After my father retired, he took a part time job in one of these just for something to do. They are all gone now, as is much of the film industry. This is the only one of these I have seen in a LOOOONG time. It is in Rosendale, NY.
Fotomat picture envelope held my Jr. Sr. prom pictures. Dated 4-28-73. the location was 2801 Candler Rd, Decatur, GA 30034 the phone number was 243-3123./ Film size was CX 126 No. exp 12. price for processing $3.25. I wanted to work at one of these places because they wore really cute uniforms
The company's distinctive gold-pyramid-roofed huts were a common sight around the area.
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The little kiosks that made developing photos in the '70s easy.
You didn't go into a Fotomat Store - you stopped by it. The corner store was for toothpaste and funny books, and the Fotomat Store was for film & developing. Take a look back!
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This Java Hut Express in Mt Vernon, Ohio appears to be a former Fotomat.
One the first things any traveling urban planner (or traditional tourist) will notice in the Medford-Ashland metropolitan area of Southern Oregon is the amazing plethora of freestanding drive-thru coffee shops. They are literally and figuratively everywhere! To clarify, when I say freestanding, drive-thru coffee shop, I am talking about something akin to the drive-thru Fotomat stores of my childhood. A…
