it isn't AUTHENTIC New York W/o the Sounds of road construction!

Thanks!

Bravo! Bravo!

Hi I see your walking the old neighborhood, when you went in the deli,finally heard you voice " Hey" lol great walk of residential Bronx Take care

*Neill Ave

Looks like an awesome video, look forward to seeing it!!!!!

I wanna no that person that wants me dead 😡😡😡🤔🤔🤔i think is the Nike Guy or Adidas Guy.

Be careful with those girls Day are 💯 Snake

Really awesome video. Your walk bring out the memories of this incredible neighborhood. Thanks.

Thov pab nias lub tswb rau kuv thiab nawb 💜💐💜💐💜💐💜💐

Nice little virtual visit to where I took my first breaths in 1952 at Westchester Square Hospital. Lived a few blocks away on Tremont in the seventies, But grew up mostly in Castle Hill which now seems like a war zone. Now I'm over Ten thousand miles away.

on williamsbride rd where u put the thumbs up......i lived right there for 9 years....the white walk up across the street.....thanks for the memory

The neighborhood looks good. Very little litter on the streets. Houses are in good shape. The stores are all rented, occupied. Too many of the stores are chains, rather than locally owned, but that's how it is everywhere these days. Historic area. The Town of Westchester was established on Westchester Creek, during the period of Dutch New Amsterdam 1619-1663. The founders were English colonists following the Long Island Sound shore down from New England. The Dutch sent the militia. The town became "Oostdorp" only to revert to "Westchester" when New Amsterdam fell to the English. The Huntington Free Library has been on the square since 1891. It is an early public library, not a part of the NY Public Library system, which it predates.

Am I right that this starts right by Galic Park and the rear side of of 3820 and 3800 Waldo?

Extraordinary video of Westchester Square, this was a real treat. Thank you so much for posting!!!!!

DMV was located here

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Love the Broadway Diner

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I live in Yonkers ny

Me encanta pasa por jerone

Me encanta hace 3 años q no viajo

Orloff ave ?

Guys, please show a little kindness and leave a comment. Let me know what you think of this neighborhood in any earthly language. Thanks.

Very nice. 😀😀😀

Thanks for the great Bronx video!

Thanks!

I appreciate this neighborhood throwback. Thanks.

This is my first time watching any video on Industry City or, rather, the Sunset neighborhood in general.

Great video!!!! Brooklyn has a few cool spots to explore as far as dining goes.

Nice vlog I’m not that familiar with the neighborhoods of your walk take care

Thanks for uploading this.....this is where I was born and raised so many memories. I'm from 167 Findlay ave. My grandma was able to see our neighborhood after so many years. Thank you so much

Minute 36. My building 49 west 225th st. The bus was the BX20 to West Farms Square when I was a kid

Thanks for the download, so many memories 👊🏽👌🏽

Joyce Kilmer Park is beautiful. I gotta go there sometimes.

I can see my apartment window when got too burnside and grand concourse 😂❤

Bravo. Fine job. You explored many of trhe main streets, the shopping areas and the different styles of architecture. If you ever go back, walk on Lydig past White Plains Road for a block or so, and you will come to Bronx Park East and Boston Road, where there is a wonderful play and sitting area, and lots of trees, besides some beautiful Art Deco buildings. This area also adjoins the Bronx Zoo.

Beautiful I grew up in Yonkers

This is not the Park hill area neighborhood. It is the McLean and Van Cortlandt neighborhood. I lived in both areas in Yonkers and there's a big difference between the two

8:42 a motorbike on the sidewalk? Good Grief!

Google map estimate (w/o inside park) of the area explored in this video: maps.app.goo.gl/3MqmUQHxb17Gfiqs5 Streets explored in this video: (West Burnside Ave, University Ave, E. Burnside Ave, Grand Concourse, Walter Gladwin Park, and E. Tremont Ave). Please give the video a thumbs up and leave a comment. Thanks so much.

Nice neighborhood!

I used to live in the Bronx, 207th street Decatur. I live with my parents now in Florida. Florida is much safer. When I was in the Bronx, I always got picked on in school. It still happens in Florida but the difference is, when I go out no one really bothers you down here because I live in a safe neighborhood

Cardinal Hayes class of 1964 here! Thank you for all the walks through my old neighborhoods. Back in those days, Concourse Village didn't exist. The whole area from Morris Ave (now Conc. Village E) all the way to Sheridan Ave was a huge train yard. No buildings at all. That 153rd St bridge @RichardofDanbury talked about ran from Morris Ave to Hayes high school across nothing but train tracks - no buildings at all west of Morris all the way to Hayes.I really appreciate all your videos. I think I know more about the Bronx now from your walks than I ever did living there. Great videos - thank you!

I was just up there last week for a few days... nyc has changed alot... its not the same as the days when i left in 2008 .... NYC IS A DIFFRENT JUNGLE NOW......

I Love the BX. No place like it in the World. Out Bugging down.. forever.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤