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Photographer Ric Savid specializes in black-and-white portraits developed and printed in his own darkroom.

The old McDonald’s and its Golden Arches, K-SHE 95, Mister Donut and Barney Fife come back to memory during a drive down Main Street in Belleville, Illinois.

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Andy Griffith, left, as Sheriff Andy Taylor and Don Knotts, right, as Barney Fife in a scene from the classic “Loaded Goat” episode of The Andy Griffith Show.