Boston Central Artery traffic seen in 1985.

Skateboarders vs. Boston Police from a @gbhnews story in July, 1998.

Motorists weigh-in on Mass Pike toll takers getting paid more to be friendly. From a GBH News story in May, 1998. Reporter, Emily Rooney.

Thank you, Fitz!

"I've been trying to stay off social media. But I make an exception for GBH Archives. When I do go online seeking distraction, it's less doom-scrolling and more B-rolling." If you love GBH Archives, you're going to love this write-up by Fitz in NYT Magazine.

One day in Harvard Square, Cambridge, 2000.

Eight-Foot Bride and fans in Harvard Square, Cambridge seen in May, 2002.

Stop Pay Toll on the Tobin Bridge in May, 1979.

Quincy, MA tomato festival in August, 1986.

Demolition of Boston's elevated Central Artery from a GBH News story in February, 2004.

The American Archive of Public Broadcasting, a collaboration between GBH Archives and the Library of Congress, is saving public media one reel at a time.

Two-mobile rockin' along 128. All the coins helped to stabilize it.

Scenes from Revere Beach in August, 1986.

With tremendous sadness and a lot of love, we announce the passing of our friend & longtime landscape contractor, Roger Cook. Our thoughts are with all who loved him and learned from him. bit.ly/3MeePN7

The city of Boston studies allowing bars to remain open past 2am but some voice concern. From a @gbhnews story in November, 1999.

The eyes of the tennis world turn to Flushing Meadows, NY today for the start of the US Open Tennis Tennis Championships. Home of the Bud Collins Media Center. GBH News GBH Archives GBH

Boston University students move into off-campus housing to avoid BU's new rules. From a GBH News story in August, 1989. Reporter, Marcus Jones.

Central Square, Cambridge from a GBH News story in January, 2002. Reporter, Howard Manly.

Scenes from the Coffee Connection, 1980s.

Outside the Westgate Mall in Brockton, MA in 1994.