Latrobe PA - then and now

[@jonimichalski9193]

Memories home

[@jonimichalski9193]

Memories forever

[@jonimichalski1403]

Memories

[@malicemike6875]

That yellow apartment building got all the bed bugs

[@RobertObstarczyk]

I really enjoyed this look at Latrobe then and now. A very pleasant memory for me. Latrobe was the best place to grow up in and it will always be home to me.

[@jaf7965]

Nice collogue. I was glad to see that you included a photo of Doc Strickler's Drug Store. But you should have given some of the history behind it...without Googling it, most people don't know that Latrobe, PA is the Birthplace of the Banana Split.

[@myronbadstibner651]

Great job. Would like to have seen the old theaters, the 'Grand', 'Manos', and 'Olympic'.

[@babushkapoponick3384]

I love it

[@PantherP74]

Great video and all, but having the "now" shots COMPLETELY different from the "then" shots is disorienting. Would it be so hard to take the same picture?

[@MrHershey322]

great job guys........reminds me of my childhood

[@Eittap]

The perspectives should have been exactly the same.

[@stonedyouri]

Bro please do this again. I’ve grown up here for 16 years and it’s so cool to see all the places the way they used to be when I was little and then seeing it befor my time. It would be cool if u could do it agin if your still in Latrobe.

[@Diggidoo]

The first photo damn there was barely any buildings i didn't know so many buildings were missing because i'm only 13

[@AdamKlimchock]

Nice comparisons.

[@jonimichalski69]

Home Memories

[@lisal2869]

Enjoyed your Latrobe video. Can anyone by any chance give me the address of the old Miller Hotel?

[@dennislaux]

Some of it are good changes and others, I wish it was the same as the old days. New isn't always better. I miss Mr. Player already. He was the old days and I wish the world was like him.

[@stuanderson612]

Doing some research on a radio and furniture company named G.M. Fingik & Co. in Latrobe. If anyone has any information on this company? google has led us to believe it might have become Weiss furniture in 1924 but this is only a bit of speculation, thanks

[@nolanbrahosky5908]

Stuey Ooey are you familiar with the Latrobe area? If so there is a little building under Sharkey's restaurant called the neighborhood or something similar to, they might have some info for you

[@nicholasmolitor178]

@edenorchestra, that was the idea.. The "funeral" theme as you dub it, was purposed to be aboutthe death of the old Latrobe and the funeral or eulogy of Latrobes once vibrant past.

[@schwarzekatzen1453]

I wonder if that yellow building was just as greasy in the past as it is now

[@richseliga844]

Memories, yes the "then" and "now" is a bit difficult to follow but hey, I've followed much worse. thank you irontusk341

[@joelcribbs2168]

Born and raised here. I don't remember it being so depressing.

[@jonimichalski69]

Home Sad

[@ROROSMACHINE]

So sad, all those thriving little shops and business wouldn't be able to survive the cost of ownership today, with the high local taxes and peripheral expenses, everybodys got their hand out wanting with some license fee or charge....A lot of these will eventually be mowed down for section 8 housing for people that don't work and have lots of babys that the rest of us get to fund..

[@ParadiseProjectsGroup]

Nice idea, but boy the slooooooow pace , words "then and now" way over done, way too many and the music sounds like a funeral.