About this crossword
A nostalgic crossword for adults about everyday life in the ’60s and ’70s, from drive-ins to disco.
The puzzle has 14 clues on a 16×16 grid. The PDF prints the puzzle and clues on page one and the filled-in answer key on page two.
Did you know?
- The lava lamp was invented in 1963 by British designer Edward Craven Walker.
- Swanson’s frozen TV dinners went on sale in 1953.
- Eight-track tapes arrived in the mid-1960s and were popular in cars.
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Who will enjoy this crossword most?
Anyone who grew up in the ’60s and ’70s. It is a great conversation starter for reunions and senior groups.
Can I print copies for a class or group?
Yes. Our crosswords are free for personal, classroom and non-commercial group use. Print as many copies as you need.
How do I make it easier?
Tick “Show word bank” before printing, or download the version with a word bank. Each answer also shows its number of letters.
Where are the answers?
The answer key is on the second page of the PDF. On screen, tick “Show answer key” or use “Check my answers” to see which squares are right.