Things You Never Knew About Historic Southgate, Kentucky

[@beckyswicer3504]

My hometown...great video!!

[@larrydouglas8655]

Grew up here 1943 til 1958

[@historyinyourownbackyard2363]

Nice place!

[@PronesPlaysMC]

This is a great city.

[@nkysportblogger]

South Gate was my preschool and these is my school

[@jakebarnes28]

i think my great-grandfather Grubb is buried in Evergreen Cemetery. Southgate, Newport, Covington, etc., are all beautiful places. As "telecommuting" becomes more normal, young people are going want to move to walkable, pedestrian-friendly, urbane places. Your legacy infrastructure is you greatest asset. Protect it, and it'll serve your community well.

[@ronbizarre]

My home town. 1963-1987

[@bender7565]

Susie vids are the most fun to watch

[@nkysportblogger]

My school😢

[@nkysportblogger]

I can see my old house in the intro😢

[@historyinyourownbackyard2363]

How cool is that!!!

[@kreature2277]

Where exactly was the Bluegrass Inn?

[@ikemyzon]

The South Gate Grid was laid out much before what your saying.

[@ikemyzon]

South Gate with Paneling and drop ceilings, amazing! Let's continue.

[@noahbudenaers5347]

I feel like this video didn’t do poor southgate justice, zoomed over the history and didn’t really go over any historic aspects of the city except the tragic parts mans is trynna suppress

[@kesmarn]

The Roosevelt Depression era building project was called WPA (Works Progress Administration), not PWA (Public Works Administration -- no such national Dem-sponsored program). Saved many lives and homes. Now referred to as a "socialist program."😢

[@thomaspoe7323]

Too much talking