Streets filmed on include: Evelyn St, Chatham St, Oakwood Ave, Collins St, and Alden St. Nobody told us how crazy it would be, nobody told us there would be days like these.
Thats my hood. I grew up off Webster str on a dead end Rust str. That was my families paper route area. That brings back good memories. I was in high school and had a part time job with Massport where my father worked. Minimum wage was 2.35 hr and my part time job paid 7.50 hr. I went into the airport after every snow storm to remove snow and that was one of them. Back then field maintenance did the runways and all roads. The parking department where i worked did all walkways and travel ways that people walked. No snow blowers just hand shovels by people. We did all stairways at parking garages all parking lot meters and walkways. I think i was there 5 days, sleeping in terminals eating plainfood and just working. Great time. Even though that was a disaster people came together
I grew up born in Lynn 1951 lived there to 1976 moved to Texas soo missed the 1978 blizzard but I do remember there was another great Blizzard about 1962 Lived n a 3rd story apt on Mass. Ave and the snow drifted covering almost all the first floor.WE had to dig our way out of the house after the snow stopped. Snow banks after plowing were almost 8 ft high . In Texas a few inches of snow stops everything LOL
I was 17 and lived right on the ocean in Weymouth, we got 3 ft in the living room, we had evacuate ourselves, trudging through the slush and snow uphill 1/2 mile away to grandpa's house, luckily we all were fine, that whole week the community came together like nothing is ever seen, helping and chatting with neighbors in a way that's never happened again, it's strange how during difficult times we can come together and be so good to one another. I actually love snow storms because of that and after, it's so beautiful, and quiet, pristine white. Obviously people are displaced like we were, and some deaths which is sad. I've never felt so much love between my fellow humans as that week in 1978. 🙏🇺🇸
I remember this storm well. Well because I had to shovel it. 🤣👽🤣 hey great nostalgic vid but change the music to. The Jay livingstone orchestra the song is ...it's almost like being in love that song would go great with this vid. Try it out.
Great times I was living In Salem Massachusetts at that time but I grew up on Ocean Street in Lynn and when Winter rolled around you could always count on snow I'm 63 now and the word snow to me is foreign 😂😂😂
I remember this storm. I grew up in Ipswich and they shut school down for a whole week. My friends and I road snowmobiles threw down town cops didn't do anything. Those were the days
I lived north shore Long Island, in a two story house. The snow drift covered the lower level. We climbed outside, to see everything, through the second floor windows. It was beautiful but we had no power for several days.
I was there in Lynn in ‘78. Lucky I suppose. I’d been laid off from my job in Boston two weeks before and didn’t have the commute into Boston to worry about. I lived on a bus route and (once they were running agin) could get a bus to downtown Lynn to pick up my unemployment check. And our neighbor got a brand new snow blower that Christmas and let me use it. Oh, and my car was warm and dry in a garage the whole time.
Ol South Shore boy here, I was 10 then. I can remember being out of school for a week and not having power for a while too. Snow was up to my chest good times!
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Thats my hood. I grew up off Webster str on a dead end Rust str. That was my families paper route area. That brings back good memories. I was in high school and had a part time job with Massport where my father worked. Minimum wage was 2.35 hr and my part time job paid 7.50 hr. I went into the airport after every snow storm to remove snow and that was one of them. Back then field maintenance did the runways and all roads. The parking department where i worked did all walkways and travel ways that people walked. No snow blowers just hand shovels by people. We did all stairways at parking garages all parking lot meters and walkways. I think i was there 5 days, sleeping in terminals eating plainfood and just working. Great time. Even though that was a disaster people came together
The best part was how everyone helped everyone, I was 12. It would a lot rougher now days at 55 lol
I wanna go back , it sure
Was some great days /years .
All the young people in the state have heard of it from the older generations
funny thing this song wasn't even out yet
Streets look better then
I was there!
I grew up born in Lynn 1951 lived there to 1976 moved to Texas soo missed the 1978 blizzard but I do remember there was another great Blizzard about 1962 Lived n a 3rd story apt on Mass. Ave and the snow drifted covering almost all the first floor.WE had to dig our way out of the house after the snow stopped. Snow banks after plowing were almost 8 ft high . In Texas a few inches of snow stops everything LOL
I was 17 and lived right on the ocean in Weymouth, we got 3 ft in the living room, we had evacuate ourselves, trudging through the slush and snow uphill 1/2 mile away to grandpa's house, luckily we all were fine, that whole week the community came together like nothing is ever seen, helping and chatting with neighbors in a way that's never happened again, it's strange how during difficult times we can come together and be so good to one another. I actually love snow storms because of that and after, it's so beautiful, and quiet, pristine white. Obviously people are displaced like we were, and some deaths which is sad. I've never felt so much love between my fellow humans as that week in 1978. 🙏🇺🇸
I remember this storm well. Well because I had to shovel it. 🤣👽🤣 hey great nostalgic vid but change the music to. The Jay livingstone orchestra the song is ...it's almost like being in love that song would go great with this vid. Try it out.
Grew up in Lynn , I was 24 and working in a Leather factory on Broad Street, I remember we were closed all week. ! Boy does time fly !
Mother & father got engaged, snowed in on Carnes St. near Tracy school
Wow. That was kinda cool. I was only 2 but I lived on Chatham Street.
BOY, DO I REMEMEBER THIS... NO SCHOOL DAYS!!!!!!!!!!
This is AWSOME! Clevelands uplifting video! Thankyou.
Great times I was living In Salem Massachusetts at that time but I grew up on Ocean Street in Lynn and when Winter rolled around you could always count on snow I'm 63 now and the word snow to me is foreign 😂😂😂
I remember this storm. I grew up in Ipswich and they shut school down for a whole week. My friends and I road snowmobiles threw down town cops didn't do anything. Those were the days
I remember it very well.
here we go again lol
And then came the blizzard of 2013.
Memories ~ awesome
I remember I was living in Mission Hill and was walking on top of the cars
Thank You!!!
I lived north shore Long Island, in a two story house. The snow drift covered the lower level. We climbed outside, to see everything, through the second floor windows. It was beautiful but we had no power for several days.
Wow I was 8 the storm hit, my brother was born February of that year. Good times.
I remember the blizzard like it was yesterday
Yes. Indiana had 30 in
I remember the blizzard like it was yesterday
How about now 😂
I was there in Lynn in ‘78. Lucky I suppose. I’d been laid off from my job in Boston two weeks before and didn’t have the commute into Boston to worry about. I lived on a bus route and (once they were running agin) could get a bus to downtown Lynn to pick up my unemployment check. And our neighbor got a brand new snow blower that Christmas and let me use it. Oh, and my car was warm and dry in a garage the whole time.
Ol South Shore boy here, I was 10 then. I can remember being out of school for a week and not having power for a while too. Snow was up to my chest good times!
Lexington Terrace off Chatham was where I started