Welcome to Boston travelogue from the late 1980's

[@MM80666]

Spent a lot of time in Southie as a kid back in the 80's and 90's. RIP HUB Video, Slocum's and The Fish Pier. You are missed.

[@jamesryan5499]

Yeah I miss BOSTON how it was back in the 70's 80's ...i miss the 70's 80's more...GO B'S AND C'S....and still have my BOSTON accent...🇺🇸🍻😎👍

[@billy3424]

Born in Boston in 1953, the street and house is all gone now, I miss Old Boston.

[@djb-illy8471]

Straight from Cambodia to Boston in 1986. Boston in my veins 💯💯💯

[@jackgrimaldi8685]

For real? You lived in Chelsea?

[@ariver7491]

I was very disappointed to look at reality today in 2020 after this video. I wished I could live that era

[@francienolan4619]

Bostons gotten better, actually.

[@CJaguar265]

I'd like to go back to this where's my DeLorean

[@Zakary749]

Boston is a lot better today! Just like nyc was better during the 2010s than the 80s

[@Realistic316]

don’t listen to them, it was much better back in those days… things were much simpler…now look at today’s society, men are allowed in female bathrooms.

[@EdwardM-t8p]

Today Boston is a swanktuary city!

[@nonanimeprofilepic]

15:58 HOLY FUCK THAT FORESHADOWING

[@EdwardM-t8p]

This vid brings back memories of when I lived in Boston. The best times! I noticed the production company brought in outsiders from the Midwest to narrate this travelogue. It's because out-of-townahs will nevah undastan whut a Bawstin townie is sayin'! 😁

[@jhonesmith8642]

Been there, had the best time in my life.. too bad i will take my life without being able to live there again. The monument of Gubran khalil Gubran knows me very well….

[@eastcoastnews9529]

Miss you my home . But none of my dreams are there and everyone changed and left .? But Boston still is my love

[@ethancrain500]

Im in love with Massachusetts, ive got the radio on

[@myradioon]

Look at my screen name.

[@ethancrain500]

@@myradioon Im in love with Massachusetts

[@gersonpina3053]

@@myradioon hey Myra page me 😂

[@johnnypaycheck6853]

Wheres the combat zone lmao

[@briankelly9347]

Besides you only show the nice parts

[@briankelly9347]

Began to go away in the 80s

[@carlomiller1984]

The US Civil War was the first US war that the segregated 2nd class citizen Irish immigrants fought in. The Massachusetts segregated Irish regiment, was just one of many northern states Union Army Irish regiments which made up the famed segregated Union Army Irish Brigade. 180,000 men at their peak. Their ranks were decimated during the Civil War, because it was convenient and easy to put a segregated 2nd class citizen Irish regiment at the front of the attacks on Johnny Reb. The Irish never refused an order and would not retreat unless ordered to do so. That was when the Union army commanders started calling them "the fighting Irish." There is a Union Army Civil War memorial in South Boston, in remembrance of the Irish soldiers who fought and died in that war. It is the first of US war memorials the fiercely patriotic immigrants in Southie fought in for every war since the Civil War for their new country, the USA. Southie has the first Vietnam War memorial in the USA, predating the big memorial in DC. South Boston lost 25 young men in combat in Vietnam, more than any other US community of it's size, of about 35,000 people at that time. I think it would be more than appropriate to have a bigger public memorial in the downtown area for the Irish veterans of all of the wars of the USA that these Irish American US citizens fought in. Boston was always an "Irish city", with a long history of great Irish people, families, politicians, athletes, educators, religious clergy, etc. These Irish peasants who fled starvation and landed in Boston, dirt poor, starving and destitute. They made Boston the great city it became.

[@SM-oj6sg]

I was born and raised in Southie. This is such a nice comment you left ☘️

[@carlomiller1984]

@@SM-oj6sg Thank you. I lived in Southie for 20 years. I moved there when I was 20 years old to get better employment. My mother was from Boston, so I had a lot of family there. Great town Southie was. But I went back there to visit a couple of years ago, and I couldn't find any of my old friends or anyone else I knew. All I saw was a lot of rich yuppies. It might've just as well have been Beacon Hill. These yuppies are not having families and they are too chickenshit to protect their own neighborhoods to keep it safe for the kids to play outside, like we used to do. It's not the vibrant, very active family-oriented community as it was. The wealthy "gentrification yuppies" bought Southie right out from under the long-time working renting families, who were forced to move [displaced] because they couldn't afford the new extremely high rents that these greedy filthbags are charging and getting. All we have now is memories and nostalgia and stories of the past.

[@nicolemarie3]

Methodone Mile is the biggest site now!

[@Jeeppeeps]

RIP DURGIN PARK

[@blobcity3591]

this video is haunted

[@aaronrosenberg6633]

Copley Place long ago lost its stone fountain, and also any soul it had. It is now another a ghost town compared to what it was. No more book store. No more movie theater. Ugh.

[@sostdm617]

Exactly I miss the baby old days of Boston

[@julian7383]

Modern design trends kill malls

[@Isaactorres60]

Still great

[@joseph_johnsonherrmausmann2k]

Wow, never England, ein kool place, tschuss

[@taposirusmagna5433]

WHAT ABOUT COMBAT ZONE

[@freedomwhenright7029]

You wild for this comment

[@freedomwhenright7029]

What about Tabot Ave??

[@EL-kf8nq]

@@freedomwhenright7029 try Talbot. You’re not from Dorchester.

[@freedomwhenright7029]

That’s a whole fact thankfully I’m not

[@kariv5577]

Boston is cool but the hall do be filled with teens that smoke and get into fights :/

[@chrisbetances1829]

that’s everywhere

[@davepgoncalves]

"Fannal Hall'?

[@kileyfitzgerald6792]

David Goncalves he really butchered it.

[@mchris65]

it was pronounced that way a lot back then

[@maplelaugh420]

I believe Faneuil pronounced his name as "funnel" when he was alive, surprisingly

[@Kelly-cc4np]

Combat zone!? Lol

[@eastcoastnews9529]

It’s now a trendy Ritch area for the well to do. Not the old red zone fun 🤩 of looking at the easy ladies of the night .

[@danchase3333]

“fannel” hall 😐

[@maplelaugh420]

I believe Faneuil pronounced his name as "funnel" when he was alive, surprisingly

[@danchase3333]

Richard Duncan thats quite a fun fact

[@kevinharris5737]

Today a bunch of some idiots àwant to change thename.