By: Pamela Palacios
Photo 1 :" Smitty's" sign located outside the building.
Photo 2: The entrance to Smitty's Music & Amusement Co.
Photo 3: An antique with old photo's as you walk into the shop.
Photo 4: Smitty's banner with information about the business.
Photo 5: Antique jukeboxes that dated from the 1940's in working condition.
Photo 6: Picture of "Smitty" founder of the Smitty's Music & Amusement Co.
Photo 7: Smitty's wife (elderly lady with classes next to her son) and Smitty's son ( man in the orange shirt) with family and friends at the shop.
Photo 8: A jukebox that is in the process of being fixed.
Photo 9: Antique jukeboxes that dated from the 1950's in working condition.
Photo 10: Music displayed in one antique jukebox.
Photo 11: An antique jukebox dated from the early 50's with a highly decorated theme.
Photo 12: The oldest jukebox in Smitty's shop dating back to the 1920's.
Photo 13: Antique jukebox's from the 1930's.
Photo 14: The newest jukebox's on the market it is touch screen and accepts credit cards and dollars. The jukebox can download thousands of songs by use of internet.
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