1964 McKeesport, PA Panorama with Sound!

Here is an 8mm home movie looking out over McKeesport, Pennsylvania in 1964.
The sound has been added in in post-production and isn't real sound recorded at the time.

[@lydonwilson5081]

Went back after 20 years in thr Navy in 1980, unreal what i saw

[@ivlark1]

Mind blowing.. shit sure has changed

[@marcdamico1987]

The four big tall buildings was Crawford Village

[@davidcicak8045]

I believe Harrison village.

[@marcdamico1987]

@@davidcicak8045 you are correct sir

[@trainsautisticmarriedsingl6614]

My Uncle Mark lived in the green duplex on 11th street till he passed in 2015 - the building 16 implosion was my last big family get together we have it filed and it's on here. As kids we walked all over this town in the early 1990's till 1AM without a worry - I spent every Christmas in that house back then.

[@johnpennington7107]

That was home 16 Building Harrison Village from my youth until late teenage years. It was the safest place to live because everyone knew everyone parents and if someone came to your house and told your parents you were doing wrong it was law.

[@radar_the_fox]

if i ever get a time machine im seeing old mckeesport

[@radar_the_fox]

Theres legit barely any houses on that hill anymore

[@FaithTheSlayer]

Do you have any footage of the 10th ward?

[@trainsautisticmarriedsingl6614]

I have the Building 16 implosion on here.

[@radar_the_fox]

Ik exactly where this was filmed

[@alookback8333]

You know the exact spot? Where?

[@radar_the_foxalt5788]

@@alookback8333 the corner of dersam street behind a beige duplex which is a spot that lines up well with this video

[@radar_the_fox]

sucks this was taken after 1st ward was demolishedd

[@SofaKingQuick]

Ack when a working man could get a good job in the steel and coal industry and not have to worry about all this environmental and union bullshit.

[@davidmitchell6873]

Lol. The steel industry was pulling out of the area no matter what. Do some research before you shoot your mouth off.

[@FrancoM7747]

​@@davidmitchell6873 True but in 64 the mills would still be going strong for quite a while longer. Not sure what union BS means. The mills were fully unionized.