Thank you. Brings back so many memories of my hometown.

0:51 that bank is a biker club now! so surreal seeing magazine street so long ago.

I miss all of you !

I was born here in 1940 and we left for Milwaukee in 1945. I visited The Soo in the early 1980's with my 2 youngest sons and we spent a wonderful vacation that included staying with my aunt, visiting my old homestead - now gone - visiting my late father's grave, and traveling thru SSM Ontario before visas were required. It had changed a lot even then, but the Locks still thrilled me! I was home...

Lived in Metro Detroit my whole life, and busted the Soo to see family almost every year. And everytime I've gone, I've almost never came back. If you're a city-type, metro Detroit is your place. But I like slow living, and I like nature. If I live long enough, I know one day I'll take a trip up and finally make the move.

Just Wonderful….Thank You

Thank you

My parents, Red and Laurel O'Neill, built the Dog N Sud Drive-In restaurant and opened in 1965 and the one pictured is not the one that was in the Soo. It always had carhop service even after it was sold to Vic and Sue Trumbley family. Great video with all of the good old Soo.

Such a wonderful video…great photos. I’m based in the Soo and always love seeing the history!

Man I miss home

Wow....

Beautiful ❤️ Thank you

My mom was the waitress at the Flair restaurant from 1969 until 1998 when she retired. Her name was Connie Lyons and the owner was a little old Greek woman whose first name slips my memory but her son's name was Anis and their last name was George.

Thank You for the great video. Even though I don't live in the Soo, I was born there and have many fond memories of that great town. My parents were both from the Soo as well as my grandparents. I visit as often as possible. I hope to be there for Memorial Day weekend.

SOME WONDERFUL PICTURES I SEE ,ONLY THING MISSING IS THE PULLAR STADIUM,,,,PICTURES THAT BRING BACK MEMORIES

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I was just there (home) 2 days ago! Things have changed and some things haven't! But, for us that LOVE the Upper P, this is and will always be home! I'll be going home every year until I can't, because, this is where ALL of my Family is buried!

Big Boy - Clyde's - Woolworth's - This Kincheloe kid will always be a yooper at heart. Sadly, do to my profession, I have to live my life as a Troll from below da bridge... We get up there a lot though. I proposed to the woman who was my high school sweetheart IN the Soo Locks last year, 40 years later than I should have...

Great picture of Sam Dubow...thanks for the memories and to all you who don't like the Soo may I suggest you move to Detroit....you'll hurry back North.

Where did the rocket go?

at 4:04 where is that building located?

Extremely beautiful place in the summer and Autumn!

Was just there in June. Both sides of my family are from there or the Mac Bridge. Mom and Dad met at Scotts store in the 60's (next to the future Kmart co.), Dad was raised on Shunk Rd. and Mom on Johnston, down from the Valley Camp. I remember as a kid the Snow White Inn, the fountain of many colors and the Red Owl. Some of the buildings are still there. Many have seen better days and the Bowling Alley burned down. But, it still is home to my sister and I. We are planning to come back this year as well. Got to LOVE The Soo!

I know the Red Wings used to hold training camp at the Pullar. Just wondering at 1:22 if that's Gordie Howe, #9, in the photo?

Brings back lots of memories, the countless hours, and gallons of gas spent cruising Ashmun in the mid seventies! Good times! Soo High 78 grad

1:29, 1:30 my apartment is down the road from those places it's called Westbridge apartments.

I enjoyed seeing all these photos specially the winter scenes.I lived on the other side but loved going over there every now and then as a teenager, and shopping with my friends. Thanks so much for the trip to Memory Lane.

its funny you say that seeing as you dont live here

Lots of good photos and memories. It was a good place to grow up. You could go outside in the morning and play all day without parents worrying about your safety. Thank you for sharing these photos with us. I grew up on 14th ave...The same street as the airport. My grandmother and even by Dad( when he was young) worked at Dorothy's Hamburger Place up on the hill. I can remember delivering old newspapers to them to put down on there 'fresh washed floors' and made 25cents for a red wagon load.

thanks - a little before my time, but I remember standing in line at the Soo Theater, the Kresege store, other parts as well. My grandfather lifted the jacknife bridge.

awesome!!! must be visited

I grew up in the house to the left of the Pink Poodle.I don't remember the house one the right thou.I bought the house 8 years ago and still happily live there with my kid now!

what? no Antlers? Awesome song...i think it's in reference to Main St Ann Arbor, MI

Mr Gregg, have you any pictures of the Piggly Wiggly that was at the corner of Lizzie St and Easterday?

Miss what ?? This city sucks

empty street is right! LOL

Nice video..well done

never have been there / great song / video neat

Oh, the memories! Thank you for posting this...it brought tears on. My dad built the West Pier Drive-in years ago in the late 50's and then died unexpectedly just a couple of years later in 1960. It was so nice to see pictures of the old restaurant and to remember that it's still a thriving business in the Soo.