Shitty start by the way!@!! wow

Not a Bike Lane anywhere to Eff things up

I'm constantly looking for pictures of Jasper Ave. & 97 St. showing the WW Arcade, Dreamland Theatre, Family Drugs and the Coffee Cup cafe. If you have some I would love to see them.

I have been in search of pictures from Jasper Ave. & 97st. around the mid 1960's and saw one in your group where you can see WW Arcade but not the Coffee Cup or Family Drugs 😀Thank you

Why do cities get rid of trolleybuses? They are the answer to the environmental problems of today with zero emissions and quiet operations.

Always wonderful memories Brent.

I went to give you a thumbs up at 32 previous acknowledgements, when I did you had 11. WTF is going on KZbin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@5:29 That is Jasper and 95st, along with 102 ave on the Far Right. Way better than it is in 2024.

@3:17 Jasper Ave. at 107st

when we had identity...

Nice job Brent.

That was an excellent reflection from out past. Where did you get your pictures?

Nice brick architecture,for those schools fights.

I wish they still sold game here in edmonton.

I was blessed to have met him twice in my life, both times we had such wonderful discussions about nature, conservation and so forth; he encouraged my studies. I'm not an older older person and still involved in nature studies because of the internet, esp youtube.

Outdoors Unlimited ancient stuff

Went there once when I was 8. I believe there was a TV show as well. Sportsman Unlimited with Keith Mcall was another great Alberta show of the time.

My grandpa owned the Castle Hotel at one point but it was called the Lincoln by then.

I lived in the Arlington Hotel across the street from city hall in 1962. Pretty cool scene back then.

Camrose highschool was actually in Camrose Alberta

103 st downtown had a couple blocks of hotels. The Grand is the last standing.

Epic stupid city councils tore down and ruined downtown. Unbelievably sad

Fabulous!

WOULD IT HAVE BEEN A HUGE PROBLEN TO HAVE IDENTIFIED THESE SCHOOLS ???

Sadly, the sender does not mention the names of various schools. That is most unfortunate! I recall attending Mac Cauley and King Edward Junior High schools and the new Strathcona as well. If anyone can help me with additional names, I shall be most grateful!

0:005 - Damn...ole Humpty Dumpty scared the %&* out of me as kid. That and the big whale's mouth.

Are you going to upload again?

I meet Al and he had a cheetah he let me pet!

I love these vids thanks..❤

Love it! Thanks

Nice pictures very nice

Wow nice very nice.

Nice pictures

Nice pictures I love the video

Was a whole lot of us together here too trying to catch up with the speed of light streaming down from the sun and the stars at night eh?

The 3 which used to run around a traffic circle too?

Yeowzers dude !

The schools had chutes for fire escapes and we had yearly fire drills. I always wondered how hot those metal chutes would get if there were a real fire?🙃🙃💋

I'm addicted to your films, Brent! They make me nostalgic and sad at the same time. I wish I could have frozen myself in some of the best years and stayed there.💋💋

Nice picture of the MacDonald Hotel, City Hall. The restaurant was probably Woodwards Cafeteria. All the big stores had their own places to eat and were packed most days with seniors and Saturdays the general public. The Sands Hotel was very modern for that time. 🥰🥰🥰

The pool with all the trees around in the valley-- is that Mill Creek Pool? I used to go there when I was a teen. So many good memories. The Parliment Ground were always a good place for growing flowers on top of a hill. I guess that land adjacent was an excellent place for the greenhouse business.

My first full-time job was at Woolco Capilano. Now they have Black Friday sales which were just like the monthly sales in Woolco. People would fight over items like nowadays. I was on cash most of the time, and had to remember all the sale prices. Those were nightmare workdays, but I had fun there too! Thanks for your videos, Brent.

Lovely cat.

Brent Welch, I love your videos of Edmonton and your choice of music for them!🤩🥰

I remember Gabi Haas with his accordian. The shell at the Legislative Building always had live music of all kinds. Seven Seas was an excellent restaurant!

Good video. Unfortunately, the music sounds like something out of Pol Pot's Cambodia. While Comrade Justin would love it, the music is alien to Alberta's culture.

Very cool. Looks the the library was inside a train? I remember the bookmobiles that used to come around to the communities. We bought books and cod liver oil pills from the school when I was a child.💋

I like the photo of the men cutting ice on the river, the only means of refrigeration back then.

Great memories

It would be nice to have dates on the pictures.