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White Mountain Puzzles The Sixties

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This is a clever montage puzzle depicting images of the 1960s. The only item that could have been improved upon is a paper copy included with the puzzle that contained a key to identify all the images in the puzzle. My history buff, rock star 18 year old son really enjoyed completing this puzzle. It was a wonderful way to bring the family together AND to learn.

All of these "period" puzzles are very fun and whimsical. By "period," I mean the Sixties, Seventies, Television History, etc. It's fun to recognize the historical figures and you can track-down the pieces you're looking for.

We loved this puzzle. It was fun to put together and we taught the kids about the various people as we went, to teach them the history of the sixties.

For anyone who survived the 60's, this will bring back memories of important events & people. We forgot some of these things until we saw the puzzle picture. This is also a good history teaching tool for those who have only read about the Sixties. We recommend this puzzle.

A puzzle never fails to bring together young and old around the table. The young feel they can best the old, while the old know that their persistence and experience will set many a puzzle piece. Inevitably, there is conversation and connection around the table. In addition to all this positive energy, there is the unique content of this puzzle! The decade of the 1960's is depicted with all its unique personalities. The 60's was truly a revolutionary decade in America. A lot changed in America in ten short years. It is all depicted here in this fun and unique puzzle. Conversation and history will flow as young and old alike labor in love over this 1,000 piece puzzle. It is certainly not a real difficult puzzle to put together, as there is so much visual data to help piece the puzzle together. Suitable for framing afterwards (using puzzle saver). I buy frames at very reasonable prices at Wal-Mart and put the puzzle on a colored backing and then into the frame. Makes a great conversation piece. Most of all, this is one fun puzzle!

kone