New York City 1930s in color, Neighborhoods [60fps,Remastered] w/sound design added

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[@shadykatie100]

I love your channel! 😃

[@dojocho1894]

My father came from Ireland to NY in the 30's my Mother from Italy, Married 50 yrs... they were the best parents a kid could have...I was the lucky one Neither one of them ever said a curse word and never really ever had a argument........they went to church every sunday until they both passed away .God has a place in heaven for people like them.

[@girle5584]

What a wonderful tribute to your parents. How wonderful you have these memories.

[@MH3GL]

It's a shame more kids today can't say that... But I'm glad someone gets to say it. 🙂

[@marstondavis]

Sounds a lot like my upbringing. Like you, my sister and I were lucky kids. Sweet parents and not too strict. I miss the two of them.

[@dojocho1894]

@@marstondavis Thats great to hear. The bad part for me was thinking when I did go out into the world on a personal basis ...I was not prepared for the crazy that was out there. I just thought everyone lived LIke I did. Boy was I in for a big surprise. Professionally it helped me, I'm a Cardiologist but I also have been divorced 2x......Looking back I can safely say my mother and father were the only people that truly loved me in my life......All the best to you!

[@vavovidnica]

God bless every Catholic family!

[@jec1ny]

A great look back at some of New York's old ethnic neighborhoods. Truly a world gone by.

[@pennydome5051]

This channel is a truly Time Machine.

[@NASS_0]

Thank you ;))

[@seandelap8587]

Even a city as large as New York looked far more like a community back then than it does today its truly amazing

[@Bawkr]

I love how people stop to look at stuff I still do this but it seems like today people don't expect it they tend to interrupt you if you're looking at the ridiculous recent price hike of coffee trying to decide to not buy any at all or any similar moment staring at something you're interrupted because most people now are fast pace oriented but not all.

[@azul8811]

Back then, the 5 Boroughs of NYC had many ethnic neighborhoods which, I think, tended to foster a sense of community mainly because of shared values and customs. For some reason, such neighborhoods came to be seen in a negative light, which I think was a misguided and unfortunate assessment.

[@notapplicable430]

So very nostalgic. Some of this energy and culture was still there when I lived in the city back in the 1980's.

[@DeepsongProductions]

Fascinating to watch... excellent restoration! Cheers Nass

[@NASS_0]

THANK YOU!

[@dennishenry5987]

Incredible. It's about a miracle how this vid and all your vids have been preserved for decades, and how you find them. There is so much to learn from them. For me, a reminder of how short and fast a time that we have here.

[@s1nb4d59]

So well done just beautifully re rendered,absolute top marks to the people saving this old footage and presenting it to us in this manner.

[@No_Dice200]

Not a shirt tucked out in those days. Fascinating.

[@neilthomas9244]

Great colorisation and quality. I loveit when there are a few frames missing and people pop in and out of existence, like time travellers.

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!

[@draff1662]

Another great moment in time. Thanks, NASS.

[@NASS_0]

thank you

[@ElisabetaTofalvi]

Excelent NASS..!!!!THANK YOU!!!❤❤❤❤🎉

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!!

[@djosbun]

How far this great city has fallen. A beautiful restoration job on this video!

[@NASS_0]

Thank you

[@m.k.styllinski2452]

This is a wonderful channel. A bit of time travelling during coffee break.

[@MisterRico101]

Thank you for making these video's.

[@NASS_0]

Thank you yes late!

[@geneval3151]

Where do I start? This may be my favorite film of yours and your incredible talent. Simply wonderful. The detail was extraordinary. I didnt want it to end. I will watch this a few more times this weekend. Its hard to impress me but you always do. Thank you Nass........thank you so much.

[@NASS_0]

thank you

[@2MuchPurple]

Very nice! Looks like mid to late 1930s. 🌺

[@sonnycorleone2602]

Megan, Nass says the video is New York City, 1939 at the very beginning of the video!

[@aidawoodard722]

The year was 1939. The children could still be alive. My father was 8 and he is now 93. My mother was 2, and she is now 87. If you were just born you would be about 85. So every adult you see is gone.

[@nwicconsultants6640]

Was there something specific that helped to narrow the year to 1939?

[@aidawoodard722]

Yes, the beginning says New York 1939.

[@nwicconsultants6640]

@@aidawoodard722 oops....missed that..thanks you!

[@sonnycorleone2602]

Hi my friend. Love your restoration videos of the past. At 3:41 my mom who lived in New Jersey in the 1940's. But went to New York many times said back when she was a little girl people shopped at open outside markets for fish, meats, vegetables, fruits and other things, like you see here. There were not as many supermarkets back then. Thanks for the upload.😊.

[@anneraso5621]

How did you find you know that your mom was in this video? That's incredible.

[@NASS_0]

Thanks ;)

[@飯さん-i3r]

🇯🇵日本から失礼します。 古き良き時代の画像を観て驚きました。30sの画像が残っているのは素晴らしい🤔自分は古い映像を観るのが好きです。親の祖父母がまだ元気で生きていた時代

[@minsterhill]

Terrific work once again NASS!

[@NASS_0]

Thx!! ^^

[@asan1050]

NASS!, Thank you very much!

[@NASS_0]

Thx bro

[@marstondavis]

Beautiful, Nass. Just beautiful.

[@buckykattnj]

Seems to start at the intersection of Mott and Pell St... heads up to Grand St... maybe a bit north... I think it ends at Pell and Bowery. The 3rd Ave El came down Bowery until it closed n 1955, the last EL in Manhattan (not counting the section of 1 line that spans the Manhattan Valley at 125th).

[@michaelillingworth7476]

Antiques/gifts store must have had stuff from 1900

[@jaysverrisson1536]

Probably older than that. When this footage was taken in 1939, a proper antique was supposed to be at least 100 years old or else it was just used/second hand stuff. Nowadays, the term "antique" is used much more loosely and present-day collectors often prefer artifacts of relatively more recent decades than their counterparts of the 1930s probably did.

[@jacekbukaczewski]

dziękuję bardzo za film i pracę ratującą przed zapomnieniem☺

[@bobwoolcock]

Fascinating effect. I guess by upscaling and creating duplicate frames you’re able to achieve better stabilization? Also great job on sound to complete the time machine feeling.

[@NASS_0]

for realistic movement

[@shootfirst2097]

Fascinating. I love watching the people in these street scenes.

[@olrikm]

Superb video, and excellent restauration. It's vivid and tantalizing to imagine living in the era. It's also impossible *not* to speculate how these people's lives will be impacted when WWII happens...

[@BrassLock]

I like how the men's trousers were fashioned to fit their waists and not just hang off their groin in todays "slim-fit" style.

[@KHAILD-x4u]

شكرًا

[@NASS_0]

many thanks for your support

[@athos1974]

Chinatown in 1939 looked a lot more interesting than the Chinatown I visited in1989. Love the street vendors.

[@thomasshoener2154]

No way. Chinatown today is bustling. In fact, NYC has at least 3 of them now.

[@jody7703]

Something I noticed in this great video was people are looking heavier than in the older videos. Interesting.

[@thierrymassicot3667]

C'est toujours aussi bouleversant, j'ai un peu de mal à chaque fois de regarder jusqu'au bout : Toutes ces personnes élégantes, pleines de vie et désormais "6 feet under" La littérature, c'est parler et surtout écouter les morts, avec " NASS" c'est les voir....C'est sidérant...Merci.

[@denismendonca]

Spectacular!

[@raypeters4525]

NEWEST CARS SEEN THIS FILM, 1937 FORD, 1937 BUICK !

[@bardo0007]

I think it was filmed in 1939

[@jimbol6847]

Prohibition 1920-1933. The great depression 1929-1939. Just trying to pinpoint the year this video was shot. I can't get a read....but, looks better than today, all of your videos look better than today

[@sonnycorleone2602]

Jim, the very opening of the video says New York City, 1939.

[@danfreisting2874]

Great video!

[@NASS_0]

thank you

[@edwardalamo2507]

Even New York was civilized , the best of times

[@anteuzel5324]

Great video super NASS big support from Croatia

[@NASS_0]

Thx bro!

[@nurseratched1208]

Wow Cohen’s Optical, still down on Lower East Side.

[@bardo0007]

You should inform them of this video

[@Chrissy-j6v]

Nass, Love your videos of the past. Hey! where is my time travelling machine? Would love to have an extra seat or two on it for a friend or family member! Love the stylish couple at 0:23 far left walking across the street. Love the clothes, cars etc of this period. Thanks for the upload. ❤❤

[@NASS_0]

thank you ;)

[@HugoBrown]

Love seeing the hustle and bustle of city life in the 1900's it seems like million years ago but not actually that long ago. Also that guy at 3.13 wow husband material haha wonder what his life was like that day what he got up to and the ladies all dressed to impress and chit chatting on the street corners. Thanks again would be interesting to see what these neighbourhoods look like today

[@edwardalamo2507]

Franklin Roosevelt was from the Netherlands heritage

[@hectorsalmoran9235]

the fruit seller does not look so happy doing his job.

[@theypeedonmyrug]

He only might not bother looking at his customers' faces.

[@scotttiger8905]

Macaroni were promoted as a "healthy food" back then.

[@46magno]

What happened, with the screaming,cursing and vulgarity?! Oh,sorry my mistake, these footages are from the 30s. Thanks!👏👏👏💐💐💐

[@TheDanEdwards]

You really believe there was no "screaming,cursing and vulgarity" in the 1930s? Really? You do realize that the original film did not record sounds, don't you?

[@phelps12471]

@@TheDanEdwardsYou don’t say?

[@bobhoward6676]

Great job.

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!

[@MrMovieflash]

1:48 this guy tied his tie super short, I used to do it once in 70s in private high school... hmmm style?! lol

[@lindabenstead6672]

Thanks! Nass ❤

[@NASS_0]

thank you

[@MrMovieflash]

1:49 this's person tied his tie super short (I remembered back in the 70s, I did that once in school uniform (in private school).. hmm style?)

[@BradThePitts]

Mulberry Street is Little Italy now 🇮🇹

[@elicarter7868]

You gotta love the “Loans By Schwartz” kiosk. Some things never change.

[@markmunroe-hz8rf]

Now that was a city. Great architecture, clothes, cars and class. Today's cities are now just glass and stone with generic cars and nasty fashion.

[@edwardalamo2507]

Dutch , German, Irish, Italian, all good people

[@thomasshoener2154]

How about the Jews and Chinese? That's right, much of this is shot in the Lower East Side and Chinatown.

[@simon23]

You forgot Jewish. Unless you're deliberately being antisemitic.

[@cynthiamincher5154]

Nice

[@joeguzman3558]

New York looked more beautiful and safer in those days

[@frankjosephdaniels3733]

It's crazy that some of the adults in this video could have lived to see the birth of smart phones (born 1910-1915) when their own grandparents could have been held as a baby by those who saw the birth of America.

[@DennisSalonga-o8b]

Idol boss nass 📺📺🥳🥳🥳

[@NASS_0]

Thx!!

[@tonycollazorappo]

Wow, some of these kids in this video are 90 or close to it. O.O I was born in 1961, about 30yrs later and I'm 63.

[@timstamps5281]

Could there possibly be street film like this of Memphis, Tennessee, any time between the 1930s and 1950s? (or I should say Is there any likelihood at all?)

[@Madonnalitta1]

What I see, is people who knew how to behave in public. Though I doubt people were quite as calm in Europe in 1939.

[@sdcoinshooter]

Could someone invent a time machine please, I would like to visit

[@thomasshoener2154]

But you wouldn't want to live there.

[@ابوابراهيم-ط3ب]

من بقي منهم الان !!!!! هذه الدنيا فانيه وتتغير ..... واحسنهم من احسن اعماله مع الله .

[@KHAILD-x4u]

❤

[@baghira23]

👍🤠

[@greg434]

Decent folk ....proud , hard working , disciplined, patriotic .....Look at what's become of us ....

[@TheDanEdwards]

Nostalgia is a powerful drug.

[@edwardalamo2507]

Prices were stable the dollar was strong because of gold and silver ruled.

[@pmafterdark]

@@TheDanEdwards The Original Dickhead Edwards returns again with his highly overused but still quite idiotic commentary.

[@thomasshoener2154]

@@TheDanEdwardsNostalgia just isn't what it used to be. 😁👍🏻

[@thomasshoener2154]

@@edwardalamo2507No. FDR effectively ended the Gold Standard in 1933. It only reemerged in 1944 as a result of the Bretton Woods accords.

[@iseegoodandbad6758]

A lot of the original Dutch architecture was lost during the ultra rapid industrialization of the late 19th century. What a fatal mistake to erase them!

[@chrisblay]

Pretty sure I saw Tony Soprano walking around in this one.

[@須貝友和-n8q]

昔のニューヨークが見れてよかったよかった

[@StudSupreme]

Most of the men are in suit, tie, hat, dress shoes. Some of the men are missing one or two things - a hat, a tie, a jacket. But everyone is trying to dress with dignity in mind. My father was a kid in nearby north NJ - West Patterson. Most of the men in this video were my grandfather's generation or older. Today, life is empty. All that was of genuine value is gone.

[@yamil.343]

Feels like the set of the Godfather 😊

[@EtsukoJasper]

colorizethis AI fixes this (AI image colorization). Colorized 1930s New York City.

[@KingEric-nr8gv]

2:39

[@edwardalamo2507]

Yankees and Dodgers were the only arguments 😅😮

[@ohmeowzer1]

Yankees no other team ❤

[@thomasshoener2154]

How about when the Bund had a rally in Madison Square Garden? When Charles Lindbergh, our national hero, got co-opted by the Nazis? A time when Communism didn't seem like such a bad idea to a significant number of people? A time when many of the unions in the Garment District were run by the likes of Louis Lepke of Murder, Incorporated, and the factory owners were hardly better? When being a Jew or Italian made you about as welcome as "illegals" today? When a Chinese man could not easily marry a White woman, or a Chinese one, due to miscegenation laws and the Chinese Exclusion Act?

[@tropikprod2]

NASS Thes Best.

[@NASS_0]

Thx!! ^^

[@plunkervillerr1529]

ME LIKEM !

[@wrestlingwithjay3770]

30's

[@SA-bq1us]

Quong Yee Wo groceries

[@joseluispepe8447]

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..................

[@sotecluxan4221]

!*!

[@ΦωφώΖησιμάτου]

πιο ωραία ήταν τότε από τώρα μες το μαύρο χάλι είναι ντροπή 😢

[@thomasshoener2154]

"Black mess". Please define.

[@TeeGar]

When people still looked normal

[@jukkavirtanen1918]

Bad old days.

[@randomuser1105]

New York was always a dump.

[@MarioMario-rh3rk]

Looks like a innocent shops with some jew subtitles that's how they started and my goodness what have we came come to allways trying to take over and mess around with our government we never heard any sort of issues in the states with Japanese Chinese Italians Irish and etc...

[@ronfire9281]

I think you should find the reason why you failed so much in your life instead of hating other people by the way Hebrew and Yiddish subtitles

[@MarioMario-rh3rk]

@@ronfire9281 is a fact look other cultures in the states and there is much of it and figure out who's the troublemakers worldwide

[@simon23]

You?

[@MarioMario-rh3rk]

@@simon23 how could be me I'm not a jew 🤣

[@vavovidnica]

Ča pari čisto!