When The Good Bar and Eatery, a skate-themed dive bar in the Rose Park neighborhood, opened in 2015, it had a one-of-a-kind film photo booth. “It was an analogue booth from the 1980s,” said owner Blake Whytock. “Our friend Frank was a photographer and he owned it and operated it. Eventually, we converted it to digital.” Many Good Bar patrons used the photo booth for graduation and other special occasions, until it suddenly stopped working in December 2025. All that was left was a bucket of photo strips left behind by locals and visitors over the past decade. That is, until Whytock brou
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