parents owned snack bar 20 feet left of stairs to el cortez 1963 -1973 my first job at 14 years old

The best song I have heard in a while

They used the 153 cu inch four cylinder engine in these fleet cars. They were pretty robust and durable. The postal service also would use them in their route carrier Jeeps and small vans.

play Birds of a Feather by Billie Eilish

we can get there by time machine and multiverse

this is my grandfather...

1966 i lived in pb SAN DIEGO i was 6 years old TRULY A PARADISE,,, Not many KNEW, NOW EVERYONE KNOWS,, I WANTA GO BACK TO 1966

No tik tok , no Instagram, 😂😂😂

Sharing!!

Always wished that doorway could’ve been used as part of the park that occupies the site now. Would have been a cool.

Julie Grove

Helga Trail

Love that you left the projector sound on. Completes the experience! ❤

Who else is here from Joseppi

This was taken from 1130 Pinecrest Ave in Escondido

That tall white building in the distance is the Palomar Hospital, recently demolished. A few more minutes and I’ll find out exactly where this was taken.

After the Padres game and the postgame show this guy was behind the mic. Dad told me to turn off the radio and go to bed.

Beautiful Chula Vista!

Worked there from 97 to 06

Old San Diego is sadly dying GENTRIFICATION SUCK'S

What a SHAME.....SHAME SHAME SHAME SHAME!!!!! History Gone... So many vintage structures gone and going.... Good by 19th century and early 20th century San Diego..... Sad to see you leave.. You are sadly missed.... used to live in San Diego Miss it.... GENTRIFICATION SUCK'S!!!!!!!!!!!

Ahhh Sandiego the land of Freedom , Opportunity and..... Hey Where is my Daughter ?!!?!?!

Look how close you could go and watch the planes take off and land! I know because my dad would pickup mortadella, provolone and french bread and Italian cookies from Felippes and we would go and watch the planes!!!! ❤

Wish that windshield wiper wasn't there, lol! It would be to see the cars too!

I used to listen to Bill in the late 90s on KFMB-AM in San Diego. One night, I called in and talked to him. As per usual, he liked to ask the ladies about their figures and what they look like so I got the pat, “How big a gal are you?” Good times.

I played it in the late 50’s: 60 ; my parents bought me one of the pianos - which I still have!!

The admission price I see painted on the ticket booth - .60 for adults and .35 cents for kids, includes one free ride and admission to the Plunge.

I wish it was still like that

I lived at 419 from 2011 to late 2013. It’s such a joy to see these videos of my old place. Thank you.

Neon signs & extremely tall restaurant & diner signs along california roads & streets in earlier decades, were a staple and attracted many customers.

I recall the Popular Market. That was on about 12th Street, I think.

Amazing vocabulary. I learned a lot from him.

I used to lay in bed as a little kid listening to my tiny AM transistor radio. Padres games and Bill Ballance . What a time. So thankful for my tiny radio

When I worked in Atlanta my job was to take the Bill Balance Show records - yes,vinyl LPs - to the bus station to be sent to the next station awaiting the delivery. I would pick up the set of LPs for the next week for us to broadcast. WIIN Atlanta, 970 daytimer.

The one thing that makes me sad about San Diego is that it could not become a hub for world trade Mac in the 20s and 30s San Diego just got blown out of the water by Los Angeles crushed we had a chance to become a major major player and a major city and yet we became a secondary subdivision of our state and always will be

Always listen when rolling through the in-n-out lol

I miss all of you. 😢

My dad flew Seaplanes for the Navy during this era in and out of North Island !

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Wow, that is nice footage

The Original

A mention of the South Bay Salt Works was made on the main page of English Wikipedia in 2015. The article on the salt works has been improved to the point of peer review Good Article status as of 2019.

I loved working there in the late 90s.

I’ve lived in La Jolla for 20 years and even though that doesn’t make me a “long timer” by local standards, it’s changed even in the two decades that I’ve been here. It looks remarkably the same, but it’s far more oriented toward a very particular, kind of young athletic streamlined consumer, not someone interested in art or culture. You can still find those things, of course, but I’ve never seen so many gyms and personal trainers in a half mile radius. Thankfully Warwicks and DG Wills and the Athenaeum have all survived, though the Museum of Art is a shadow of its former self. More gallery space, but it feels like a nod to investors and art collectors more than it feels like a place for the community.

Thank you for sharing this clip. Sea World was so beautiful back then. It has lost all its beauty and is now a mere facade of what it used to be. It is now cramped with rides, restaurants and cement. The beautiful waterway paved over and flamingos cramped in a small cage with a horrid loud ride roaring over them.

I'm trying to locate the name of the variety show from San Diego in the 30's

I played 79, 80, or 81. I cant remember 😂

Everything was much more easy than now

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