Used to live there, one of the saddest things about the place was watching all the small businesses get booted out little by little. The comic stores, the pet shops, one bar just replacing another. I wonder if that fabric store caved yet. It was an aggressive little community in terms of business. Great people with a small town vibe otherwise.
Now it’s full of hipsters, my dad moved us to this neighborhood back in 97 i was only 5 years old im 30 now, but i love that neighborhood thats all i know. I now own my own house with wife and kids not too far away in city heights
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😂 That’s me at the 41 second mark in the blue shirt and shorts riding my bike to 34th street.
Good ol' Evan at Variety Hardware! Some friends lived in an apartment above his store while were in college. 🙂
Dang! What those houses are worth today 🤑
Used to live there, one of the saddest things about the place was watching all the small businesses get booted out little by little. The comic stores, the pet shops, one bar just replacing another. I wonder if that fabric store caved yet. It was an aggressive little community in terms of business. Great people with a small town vibe otherwise.
Yeah now its all a bunch of hipster crap now. I still love this neighborhood but I know what you mean
Fabric store closed 2 years ago, it's being converted into a dinner theater
0:11, that Seacoast Food Store on the corner was in Revenge of the Killer Tomatoes a year later. "It's time for an initiation. Alpha Beta, Vons!"
I lived on 36th st good times in the 90s
Now it's hipsterville....
Now it’s full of hipsters, my dad moved us to this neighborhood back in 97 i was only 5 years old im 30 now, but i love that neighborhood thats all i know. I now own my own house with wife and kids not too far away in city heights