Downtown Lexington Ky

[@Sloth_Horse]

This is my hometown and I'm living here now. I love watching history like this!

[@RebrandSoon0000]

Same here. :)

[@schmidtyounot8829]

this is absolutely beautiful. I've called Lexington, KY my home since 1991 and have witnessed many changes here. I would love to learn more about the history of Lexington. Thank you for sharing

[@rnick321]

Nicely done! I remember coming up to the big city of Lexington" as a kid!

[@briteness]

I lived in Lexington as a kid in the 1960's and early 70's, and have been back regularly as I still have family there. Some of the later photos, especially, that you have posted here remind me of the Lexington that I grew up in. I still feel strange going into downtown now, with all the changes that have taken place. You are right, it was beautiful.

[@Kara018]

Thank you to all those who have commented and been nice. I haven't had the time to make a new video but want to. I have two children and time seems to slip away.

[@gamerdad7320]

Great video. I actually think the music goes perfect with it. Really like it, makes it seem more nostalgic.

[@caseylee12]

Lexington is my hometown. I was born there in '65...great place to grow up.

[@AlexPlaysGaming]

Lexington will always be my home no matter where I am. I was born and raised in Lexington, and my heart belongs to it.

[@jmpotter724]

greatest city on earth

[@Goku4369]

Not a native but I have been in lex since 2001. I met my wife here and now have 2 beautiful kids. I love the history of this town and I would like to learn more! Thanks for the vid it was awesome!!!

[@patdino222]

very interesting thanks

[@daisyrose1993]

Kara, I loved this one too! I hope you continue to pursue this type of documenting. I've been fortunate enough to have been here for almost 7 decades and the changes I've seen are amazing. When you look at the small time frame since Lexington was founded and was once a fort...my great grandmother escaped an Indian capture, with her toddler children in tow...wonder what she would think now? I'll watch for more of your hard work, Again, thank you.

[@TheDollhouseMuseum]

Love the photos! Love for you to post one of Danville! -- Lori Kagan-Moore, Director, The Great American Dollhouse Museum in Danville, KY

[@TheDollhouseMuseum]

Thanks for the historical pics! --The Great American Dollhouse Museum

[@Kara018]

i will be posting a better video soon. im working on it. or i hope its better. glad most of you all enjoy. thanks for watching

[@RebrandSoon0000]

I like this, good to see history of cities, since I too live here and interested in it's history. :)

[@carnut476]

Thanks for posting !

[@sharonlatour6230]

kara, I sure did. I grew up in Lex.!

[@deniscloud5960]

Awesome video

[@donpratt7198]

Thanks!

[@opdarkshadow5988]

I grew in lex to

[@nicmart]

The city planning wizards turned Lexington into the ugliest downtown in America during the 60s and 70s. It remains hideous.

[@Ezdduf4kuZ]

Even tho I've never lived in Lexington country, I certainly thought the alisw show was impressive enouigh to keep onesattention....HAD I BEEN A RESIDENT THERE ALL MY LIFE I SHOULD OF BEEN VERY INMTERESTED TO HAVE SEEN THIS COLLECTION OF PICTURES MANY DATING BACK TO THE TURN OF THE CENTURY. I'm up here north of the 49th in the big city of Vancouver Cda & yes we have a few heritage sirtes here including the Burrard Bridge. We also have churches and elementary schools that date back a century.

[@darthinvaderson]

Wow! is there anymore old Historical pictures on that web site? Please let me know .

[@Am3ricanViking]

So do I.

[@Kara018]

New video is posted

[@Goku4369]

Not a native but I've be

[@Atlantaharrison10]

i live in lexington ky