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I moved to Chicago in 1978. Lived in Rogers Park. All this looks familiar.

Ths seventies were the last decade in which San Francisco could remotely be called "normal." Once the eighties hit it went down down down until it has become a cesspool. The middle class is gone. Just the billionaires and multi billionaires living in their mansions in Pacific and Presidio Heights and the rest of the city, where to begin? An overpriced drug infested hell hole with an empty downtown, all the upscale stores have abandoned the Union Square where shootings and muggings are now a regular occurrence. The Dot Com boom came and went and the tech boom came and went and now the AI boom will come and go. Just to take one example. Musk destroyed Twitter, bailed on San Francisco (good riddance) and is now the honorary co-President of the United States.

This eas not that long ago 😮🛑

I to było pieczywo, żal że zepsuli wszystko

c est amusant de voire que les images de 1930 ou 40 sont de meilleur qualité que celles de 1970 ou 80

słowa - treść uboga

and they called the Mafia Evil!? Evil Corporate America makes the Mafia look like a teddy bear in comparison!

Taka noktowizory mają!!!!!!!! DZBANY

Przy swieczkach

Aco tak tam ciemno

This can’t be Chicago. Where’s the smash and grabs, the plight, the uneasy feeling as you get closer? Where’s the shitty mayor that could care less? No, this looks like a hustle and bustle city of progress, racial unity, common sense, basic human decency, and a place to visit moreso than avoid. I grew up in Marquette Park in the 80s. Visiting downtown was a treat…now everyone wants to retreat. Nice video!

co oni tam po ciemku robili?

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Ogólnie spoko ale teraz w 2025 to trochę dziwnie się na to patrzy bo to wygląda take staromodne

I remember the Howard Johnsons over the Expressway!

When having fun was still considered acceptable behavior.

3 things that havent changed the duck boats nigs bar and the traffic in downtown

I slept with a hot guy from Chicago one time 😃

The only thing that has changed in chicago is that now women walk around public in soft porn underwear and the taxi's are uber

The nice dinner clubs back then and the Duck ride plunging into the lake!!! So much fun. I was lucky.

As a San Francisco native growing up in the 70s, I can attest that this was the last great decade for San Francisco. When the 80s hit, so did homelessness and other urban ills that would also impact other cities too. But in the 70s, life was very affordable and a lot less crowded. Trips to Lake Tahoe were easy ad no reservations required at Muir Woods. Driving across the Golden Gate bridge was pretty much a breeze at any time of day and/or evening. Population of California was a little over 20million at the time and the state still felt like it wasn't overflowing with people. San Francisco was a special place back then. It certainly feels a lot less special now. And I still live here.

A brand new Jeep CJ5 with a manual transmission and heavy duty cooling system cost $7800 in 1978. I almost bought one at Dick Lohers AMC dealership in Portage, Michigan.

Good vibes.

Piosenka mojego dzieciństwa.

I was at work every day in 1978 in the Monadnock building which was shown!

I'll be in the city this week. I always look forward to it. It's my favorite city in the world.

Hello, I was hoping to use excerpts from the different footage you have of las vegas for a video I am making. I am doing an analysis of "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas"" by Hunter S. Thompson and your footage from the different videos you have on Vegas fit the time period. I would credit your channel for the footage that I use in the segments I use them

My dad is somewhere in that city as a young college student, crazy to think about...

🥲That's the Las Vegas that I think about and miss. Now I feel like I don't belong here that I belong there cause that was my home and I find myself missing it every single day. Las Vegas of 79, 89, and 99 were very special and I'd give almost anything to go back.

i thank you for the memories.from a native 75yrs Old thank you

What month in 1979? I ask because I was there in 1979.

I’d love to see a video like this of the dells in the 80’s and 90’s!

Yep this brings back many memories my Aunts and mom and several of my cousins worked at the Mayflower Motel, they were very close to the owners and were a lot of fun to work for. I still have a cousin or two that lives in the Dells/ Lake Delton area. We were always walking up to Noah’s Ark to just do something while our moms finished cleaning the motel rooms. It was a family affair for all of us. For 2 or 3 years I had three of my Aunts, my mom, my grandma(she did the laundry) at least 4 cousins who helped clean rooms. Some afternoons after all the cleaning was done we would all gather outside by the swimming pool and swim until 8 or 9 in the evening. Go home and do it all over again. It was fun I miss those days I was14 or 15 at the time. Family land Riverview Park, all were good memories for us. I probably have some Polaroid pictures in many photo Albumns. My mom has passed away, so has my dad and my older brother, I live in their house and I have tons of photos packed away. I work at Wally World in Wisconsin Dells, now. Times have changed and sometimes I wish I could turn back the clock, and have the old Dells back.

Awesome

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Ulubiona piosenkarka mojej Mamy ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Good ol days👍🏻

This is heartwarming! Especially when if you have lived here for all of these decades.

Loved it my mom move us here in feb 1978 awe years w4t my mom linda

Two friends and I went there as our high school graduation trip. Was memorable, and so much different than today - unrecognizable.

The music was perfect. Cal Tjader perhaps?

There was also a Black Bart thing there where kids got depute badges. Story book gardens when we were really little, the Indian trading post store. All the fudge stores. Slides you would go down using a “buckwheat” bath towel- before the water slides. Tommy Bartlett water shows.

I remember there used to be a disc that you would sit in and it would spin slowly as it went to the top of a high pole- it would seat about 30 people and you could see all around the dells. I remember the helicopter rides ands would always bug parents to go on but they were too expensive.

“The town will never be the same. After the Tangiers, the big corporations took it all over. Today it looks like Disneyland. And while the kids play cardboard pirates, Mommy and Daddy drop the house payments and Junior's college money on the poker slots. In the old days, dealers knew your name, what you drank, what you played. Today, it's like checking into an airport. And if you order room service, you're lucky if you get it by Thursday. Today, it's all gone. You get a whale show up with four million in a suitcase, and some 25 year old hotel school kid is gonna want his Social Security Number. After the Teamsters got knocked out of the box knocked out of the box, the corporations tore down practically every one of the old casinos. And where did the money come from... Junk Bonds”.

My last year of working I the Dells. 1973 to 1978. Man standing on street brandishing a pistol and no one is calling the cops....that being said,,,what was the guy's name that ran old time portraits and went to prison, if I remembered correctly, murdering his mother.

They all met their fate...when Controlled Demolition was called in...and the DUNES..was...and still IS ...the most spectacular implosion...EVER done.. as far as I know of.. WAY more incendiary explosives and such was used...than needed to blow the place down just to make it "very special" !!

So well done, thanksgiving!

This is when the dells was cool and fun

Saludos cordiales desde Ecuador 🇪🇨