⁴ᴷ⁶⁰ Walking Flatbush, Brooklyn, NYC : Avenue H, Brooklyn College, Flatbush Avenue to Church Avenue
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Enjoy this walking tour of the Brooklyn Neighborhoods of Midwood & Flatbush. I exit a Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue Bound Q train at the Avenue H subway station, continue on Avenue H to Brooklyn College, make my way through the campus to Flatbush Avenue, and continue on Flatbush Avenue to Church Avenue.
This video has been reuploaded due to the original missing the last clip to Church Avenue.
Filmed December 15, 2018
Timestamps
1:07 - Exiting the Avenue H (Q) Train Station
3:12 - Avenue H & E. 17th Street
6:20 - Avenue H & Ocean Avenue
7:35 - Entering Brooklyn College Campus (Had to transition into the next clip due to interaction with campus security)
8:25 - Brooklyn College W.E.B. Building (Transition into next clip due to bathroom break; NYPD does the same (See • Brooklyn College doesn... for some interesting backstory)
10:00 - Roosevelt Hall & West Quad Building
11:48 - Bedford Avenue at Brooklyn College
12:20 - Boylan Hall, Library, Ingersoll Hall
14:22 - Selfish squirrel runs off with half a sandwich
15:45 - The Pond
17:15 - Clark Tow Theater
18:40 - Whitehead Hall
19:15 - Leonard & Clark Tow Center For the Performing Arts
21:05 - Flatbush Avenue & Nostrand Avenue (The Brooklyn Junction)
23:30 - Flatbush Avenue & E. 29th Street
25:05 - Flatbush Avenue & E. 28th Street
26:50 - Flatbush Avenue & Farragut Road / Rogers Avenue
28:40 - Flatbush Avenue & E. 26th Street
30:53 - Flatbush Avenue & Foster Avenue
32:15 - Flatbush Avenue & Bedford Avenue
33:35 - Flatbush Avenue & Newkirk Avenue
35:06 - Flatbush Avenue & Avenue D / Ditmas Avenue
37:40 - Flatbush Avenue & Vanderveer Place
38:50 - Flatbush Avenue & Clarendon Road
40:35 - Flatbush Avenue & Cortelyou Road
42:11 - Flatbush Avenue & Beverly Road / Duryea Place
44:00 - Flatbush Avenue & Tilden Avenue / Regent Place
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I'm from NY but don't live there anymore and I love these vids. Makes me feel like I'm back home for a second.
Where do you live now?
Thank you, great video! I have walked these very streets thousands of times, having grown up on Farragut near Nostrand, and then I worked at Brooklyn College for over 30 years, until 2 years ago. I also used to talk to the campus squirrels and they certainly are huge, and always eat very, very well! I'm still in NY and still at the Junction all the time, but it was nice to see this from the comfort of my couch at home. LOL
Thanks for sharing your experience! Those campus squirrels were certainly naughty in this video!
wow, as you leave the station and hit the street on Ave. H in front and to the right I worked at that laundromat 48 years ago while I was a student at Brooklyn College. Much thanks and gratitude for your efforts.
Wow .... I just read this and was thinking about going to that laundromat. New ownership ofcourse. FB Junction life!
i guess it's kinda off topic but does anybody know a good website to stream new tv shows online?
@Eden Ronald flixportal :D
@Gunnar Fabian thank you, I went there and it seems to work :) Appreciate it!!
@Eden Ronald No problem :)
I got on for ya. Remember Toys r Us pass Kings Plaza? I use to work there for the summer in 1999. I was broke so I would walk from Avenue D all the way there. It was the summer and it was fun walking back home at night. Miss it. Now I am a city worker. Train everyday.
Thank you for this! My old neighborhood in the 70s. I really appreciate the neighborhoods you covered here. Great job!! Makes me nostalgic for a younger and easier time.
Man do I miss Flatbush, moved away in 1978 to a small town in Ohio. Nothing like New York.
I was born in Brooklyn in ‘48, and grew up in Mill Basin/Bergen Beach. Flatbush Ave. was a huge part of our lives. It’s so very different now.
Glad I clued in again, as the last six minutes have been restored, and was now able to see my "alma mater" -- Erasmus Hall H.S., and a bit of the Dutch Reformed Church. Many, many changes have taken place, which is to be expected. Thank you, action kid 105, for going to places that I knew, and have often wondered what they are like today. While it's true "you can't go home again" --- it still has bits and pieces of the past.
Time does really change a neighborhood. Some things are familiar but new stores are opened, old stores are closed, new residents move in, etc. Glad you came back to watch the last six minutes and thanks again for catching my mistake!
Barbara Streisand.
So many of us kids just passed her without a second glance.
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dam you went to E-HALL? shit i did so as well but i got kicked out well suspended for 5 months and i had to change school to Marcy av
I graduated from Brooklyn College in 1997 and I can’t get over how much the campus has changed! There used to be all these steps outside that we used to sit on… that led to any overpass where you could get to James Hall. Looks sooo different now!! But still a beautiful campus! Thank you for this video!!
Yes! I remember those steps that formed the overpass, and on top were benches and like mini-gardens...do you remember the original tennis courts from the 70s before all the construction began? And the apple trees?
It makes me feel relaxed. Thanks a lot!
lived in rhat neighborhood
Memories !
Although Flatbush has changed. I still recognize some points.
I went to Midwood HS 1957-1961! I would travel from downtown (Fort Greene) to get to Midwood.
I left Brooklyn after graduation from Midwood for college in Wash. DC. I never returned to live there!
Missing those 50s!
Great walking with you!
My mom taught Speech & Drama there around that time... they used to let me (a five/six y.o. kid, run the old switchboard) great memories 💖💡
I went to Midwood in 1976!
Thank you ❤️ I am from Germany and a huge Barbra Streisand fan. Unfortunately I have not enough money to travel a lot but I‘ve always wondered how Flatbush looks like nowadays. She lived at Nostrand/Newkirk until she was 16 (1958), she went to Erasmus Hall H.S. and she loved the (Loews) King‘s Theater. So thank you for this little walk. That was fun ❤️
Loved this video. Grew up in the 90's right off the H station. Miss the neighborhood fondly. Loved seeing it shown so peacefully. Truth be told we got a lil rowdy out there before these days
and so gloomy, even when it was a sunny day
I grew up on Avenue J and East 29 street and went to Brooklyn College, so this video brings back all the memories for me. Thanks so much for this video!
I used to live off the ave h station! Moved in 2012 but still love and miss the area
Me too. 15th and H all day.
Oh boy. this is my second attempt to show some appreciation (due to reupload) - I just wanna say thanks for all those "off-broadway" walks far off all those shiny and fancy Manhattan places - I really enjoy watching all those walks deep in the belly of Brooklyn or Qweens, thanks for all your work. Would love to see some footage of the recently renovated Highbrigde Area. Loved the Inwood-Vidz, too.
I'll try to do some more walks in the outer boroughs. It's more challenging for me to do since the travel time isn't as convenient.
Thanks for walk down memory lane , lived on Ave H & east 15 Street, graduated from E.H.H.S. in 1966. Different time, great memories.
God does this bring back memories
I truly appreciated this video my Ave H my neighborhood 🙋♀️👍😊
I never knew Brooklyn college was so beautiful I lived on avenue M for 15 years of my life lol
I’m all the way down in Deep South texas and it’s been a life long dream to visit NY specifically Brooklyn.
I don’t know if I’ll ever make it there, so watching this brought me to tears, quite literally.
I always joke (but being serious) saying I’m a New Yorker in a Texans body. Something about Brooklyn calls to me and has for as long as I can remember.
Thank you very much for this video.
You’re welcome! Glad you could visit Brooklyn through my video.
Haunted Hauswife what part I’m from Deep South Texas too
Jxshh 1k Near Beaumont. About 30 min north. Right next to the Louisiana border on The gulf. Aka hellllllllll.
According to Mel Blanc, the character's original voice actor, Bugs Bunny has a Flatbush accent.
Wow, that area is much nicer than it was when I lived there in the '70's. I lived in the building right where Flatbush and Nostrand cross. You can see it at 21:21, I used to play at that pond that is on the college campus, It was my favorite place, it is nice to have seen it again. I left Brooklyn in 1979 at 13 years old, never to return. I'm glad this area got cleaned up at last. Thank you for this video.
38.31 seconds you see the exact street I grew on Its changed but at the same time still the same Thanks for this
Thank you so much for this video. It was so nice to visit the neighbourhood with your video. I have never been to Flatbush, but my uncle who is a retired history professor tells me our Dutch Ancestors(Aris Janse Vanderbilt and Hillitje Hillegonde Remsen) settled there back in the 1600's. According to him they were born in Manhattan in 1653 but moved to and settled in Flatbush. My ancestors migrated north to Canada (I am from Montreal) but I would love to get more information on where they settled. I think some of them are buried at the the Dutch Reform Church at the corner of Flatbush and Church.
Love how you got off the train and walked through the station. Do more of those before your walk. thx for this video
Thank you. It brought back memories.😊
I didnt know by the McDonald's they close the road so people can sit! That's crazy! I haven't been in the flatbush area since the beginning of 2018.
20 years of my life running these streets glad I made it out
You didn’t like it? I live in CA and I think it would be a dream living here.
@@jamiemarie4894 It all depends on who you ask and what there experiences were. A different point of view might be from #passingwhimsies (IG)
@@jeanneewaseck6635 That is very true. Sometimes I get wrapped up in a dream life without thinking about the negatives. Once when I was young I abruptly moved to Denver because I thought it would be way more fun starting a new life and just getting away from my old town but I didn't realize how sad and lonely I would feel so I left all my things behind and flew back to CA. I have appreciated my home state so much more after that experience. There is NOWHERE like California.
Jamie Marie trust me it isn’t all that and a bag of chips I’m 12 and I’ve lived here all my life and at 12 I have to take the train to school plus pick up my siblings from school
Cheyanne Tv oh man, that’s a big responsibility for a 12 year old. I’m proud of you. Do you think you will move out of New York when you grow up?
I see Cookies...I wanna cry
Thx for this vid
Their cheesecake was THE standard by which all otherwise judged, imho 😎
This video has been revised from the original because I forgot to include the last part to Church Avenue.
For those on mobile
Timestamps
1:07 - Exiting the Avenue H (Q) Train Station
3:12 - Avenue H & E. 17th Street
6:20 - Avenue H & Ocean Avenue
7:35 - Entering Brooklyn College Campus (Had to transition into the next clip due to interaction with campus security)
8:25 - Brooklyn College W.E.B. Building (Transition into next clip due to bathroom break; NYPD does the same (See th-cam.com/video/xTjhkk9HxAQ/w-d-xo.html for some interesting backstory)
10:00 - Roosevelt Hall & West Quad Building
11:48 - Bedford Avenue at Brooklyn College
12:20 - Boylan Hall, Library, Ingersoll Hall
14:22 - Selfish squirrel runs off with half a sandwich
15:45 - The Pond
17:15 - Clark Tow Theater
18:40 - Whitehead Hall
19:15 - Leonard & Clark Tow Center For the Performing Arts
21:05 - Flatbush Avenue & Nostrand Avenue (The Brooklyn Junction)
23:30 - Flatbush Avenue & E. 29th Street
25:05 - Flatbush Avenue & E. 28th Street
26:50 - Flatbush Avenue & Farragut Road / Rogers Avenue
28:40 - Flatbush Avenue & E. 26th Street
30:53 - Flatbush Avenue & Foster Avenue
32:15 - Flatbush Avenue & Bedford Avenue
33:35 - Flatbush Avenue & Newkirk Avenue
35:06 - Flatbush Avenue & Avenue D / Ditmas Avenue
37:40 - Flatbush Avenue & Vanderveer Place
38:50 - Flatbush Avenue & Clarendon Road
40:35 - Flatbush Avenue & Cortelyou Road
42:11 - Flatbush Avenue & Beverly Road / Duryea Place
44:00 - Flatbush Avenue & Tilden Avenue / Regent Place
Wow glad you did, that last part CHURCH N FLATBUSH made us subscribe☝🏽👍....Action Jackson, you da Man Sun word, ha🔥☝🏽😎
This channel is great
Everyone should visit Brooklyn once in their life from Coney Island to the Brooklyn Bridge
That’s a long ass walk, ur gonna need a bottle of Gatorade & 3 joints 😂
I grew up on East 21st St., in between Farragut & Glenwood Rds. during the early-late 70's, the 80's and into the early 90's. Yes, I grew up in one of those funky, eccentric Flatbush victorian houses. 😁🧐
I was a: "Brooklyn College Kid" my parents were both English Professors, and I grew up taking various courses and participating in cultural activities/events on Brooklyn's campus from when I was about 8 years old (around the second grade) until I was 19 (graduated from high school, and had taken two "gap" years of college-level courses) so, Brooklyn College was literally my: "home away from home."
I went to Edward R. Murrow for high school (even though Midwood was my locally zoned high school) because Murrow's Theater Program (which was what I was interested in) was well-known, and Murrow was better for the arts than Midwood is.
I also took college-level courses through Kingsborough Community College while I was in high school through Murrow's College Now! program; even though I'd already been taking college-level courses at Brooklyn for YEARS, and so, CUNY was hard to get away from in my family. 🧐🤓
After graduating from Murrow, I decided to take two "gap" years in between high school and college, and work, audition, travel and REALLY carefully decide where I wanted to attend college.
Being from a family of CUNY educators, my parents INSISTED that college-level courses be a part of my gap years focus, (even if I didn't technically matriculate at the institution and I could attend CUNY for free) so I continued to take courses at Brooklyn, and I also started attending courses at Hunter College on the upper east side of Manhattan.
I REALLY enjoyed attending Hunter, because it was in the city, and was (to me) WAY MORE interesting than Brooklyn was. I felt kind of the same way about NYU too (even though I wasn't interested in being an undergrad at NYU, but I had quite a few friends from high school who were going there) because I ❤️ the Greenwich Village area -- it's my favorite neighborhood of Manhattan.
I left Brooklyn (and NYC) ENTIRELY in 1993, and moved up to Massachusetts to go to college, and then went to grad school in Connecticut, and didn't move back to NYC until 2002, and at that time I was living on Avenue A & E.12th St. in "Alphabet City" on the Lower East Side. Ironically, I was also doing post-grad work at NYU. 🤣
In 2004, I accepted a teaching job in San Francisco, and moved out to Northern California, where I've lived ever since. HOWEVER, I will ALWAYS be, at ❤️ a Jewish Brooklyn boy from Flatbush. 😁
I made this trip last september in opposite direction. Starting at the reformed Dutch church (with very old cemetary) close to intersection Churchstreet-Flasbush Ave. A real NYC fan Ruud Mulder The Netherlands. We love your vids.............!!!
I believe you were on "Church Ave" via Flatbush. How I know is because that was the main church over my church that was in my area, the "Flatland's Dutch Reformed Church"
Could you walk some where and show us the beautiful old brownstone house in a neighborhood
I can try!
I remember everyday after school we would go to this Jamaican pastry shop for patties and cocoa bread. I went to Erasmus hall late 80s to early 90s. I miss BK
Is the pizzeria still there,the one perpendicular to Rainbow and on same st as Old Navy? Can't remember cross st. Last there they were still making original NY Italian pizza slices.
On Monday, he ate through one apple, but he was still hungry. On Tuesday, he ate through two pears, but he was still hungry. On Wednesday, he ate through three plums, but he was still hungry. On Thursday, he ate through four strawberries, but he was still hungry. On Friday, he ate through five oranges, but he was still hungry. On Saturday, he ate through one piece of chocolate cake, one ice cream cone, one pickle, one slice of swiss cheese, one slice of salami, one lollipop, one piece of cherry pie, one sausage, one cupcake and one slice of watermelon. That night he had a stomachache. The next day was Sunday again, the caterpillar ate through one nice green leaf and after that he felt much better. Now he wasn’t hungry anymore and he wasn’t a little caterpillar anymore he was a big fat caterpillar, he built a small house called a cocoon around himself, he stayed inside for more than two weeks, then he nibbled a hole in the cocoon, pushed his way out and.... he was a beautiful butterfly! The end
What is this
Wtf
Does also anyone hear Meechy Darko talking on the train or am I high 😂
Lmao from.flatbush zombies 😕😄😉
Lol kinda sounds like him but I don’t think it is
Wahahahahaha! FBZ Fo’ Life 🖤💎
Keep em coming we love ur vidz
DUDE, you crossed against the light. OK now I feel homesick.
Just took my walk down ave h last week Monday and used to live there fun times 😂😂😂😂❤
I once walked from Brooklyn College along Flatbush Avenue to Caton Avenue and Flatbush Avenue. A great but very long walk!
Nice one!
Only once?.....I walk it all the time... It's not that long....I live in Veer (now named Flatbush Gardens)...been there since the 70s....It's an awesome neighborhood and convenient to EVERYTHING...
the bomb channel bvlog keep it coming great relaxing view lol
NY!! Born and raised ♥️🙌🏼
I’m like so many other people here in the fact that I grew up in flatbush (nostrand ave) but I moved away to another place. I moved to a small town in the Poconos in 2012, but a lot of the people here are also from NY so I feel a sense of community. Still I kinda miss brooklyn
28 years ago I delivered Maine Christmas trees on Flatbush and alot over in queens to Dee's nursery . Actually all over all there and produce and seafood and 1 load of magazines before GPS and cell phones
Love it but wish you had someone who could have talked about the how it changed. In the late 60's to early 70's I lived near Coney Island Ave and Church. Use to walk or take a bus (.15 cent) with my sister and mother and go to Flatbush Ave to shop at Macy's or Sears or to by a new pair of Converse sneakers at Tom McCann's shoe store. Use to also attend Cub Scout every week in the back of the Dutch Reformed Church (corner of Church and coin-operated cafeteria. Also known as a Automat. It was very cool.
Sadly sears is closed now.
Is Junior's anywhere on this vid? The Brooklyn location's on Flatbush Ave. No trees here, wow! Very cool vid though, great work, thank you!! 👋😉
Junior's is further up near the Academy of Music
I am from Rockland County NY and now I been living in Florida since 1997 I first lived in Fort Lauderdale and now I live in Daytona Beach Florida they keep the cold weather in NY I don't miss NY at all
44:10 my camera guy can’t even date to look left on REGENT place 😂
FLATBUSH n CHURCH☝🏽😳🥺😭
OK, time to subscribe. THANK YOU, ESPECIALLY FOR THIS ONE. 🔥☝🏽😎
Actionkid, thank you for showing us around!
Do most people who lived in new york back in the days like the 80s and 90s typically move away from new york for a better quality life? Really appreciate these videos as it gives perspective for ppl like me who dont live in new york
I'm Born & Raised in NYC & still live here, but from what I know of, Most People who used to live here in NYC Move to Places like: Upstate NY, Long Island NY, Connecticut, Florida, or Texas for a Better Life (& Cheaper Rent).
Brooklyn NY is very beautiful and also blog thanks
Thank you for this - both the filming and the very full description box! I was actually looking for the more residential area around the side of the Kings Plaza, but I enjoyed this, also!
So much nostalgia
I knew these streets before there was ever a McDonalds in Brooklyn and as I watch all I'm thinking about is what used to be there.
Micky D's has been there a VERY long time, so you must be older than me! Let's see...it was there in like '75. They never closed the street off, though! Also there was a Wolfie's, where my folks took me to celebrate graduation from 6th grade into junior high. Those were the days!
It was a Bank There, then in the 90's it became a Mcdonalds.
@@jazzauthor I graduated high school in 1966. The only fast food hamburger chains then were Wetsons and White Castle. There was a Wetsons on Flatbush & Empire, where last I remember, is a Wendy's. Wolfies was by the Junction (Flatbush & Nostrand), which is now a McDonalds. I also went to Wolfies to celebrate graduating Ditmas Jr. HS.
McDonald was there from at least in the early 80.
So relaxing. Never stop
Im still homesick 6 years later. Now im near Atlanta
Thanks a lot :)
Thanks. Never been there. A different part of USA that I've never seen.
pretty sure theyve filmed Law and Order scenes at some of the places you past! this is pretty cool man.
It would be helpful if you let us read the street signs! Is this going towards downtown near Hoyt?
Yes he was going toward that direction, but it is father North from this area.
Next time you walk down flatbush Ave please look thru the gates at Erasmus hall high school. You walked right by it heading towards church Ave. Built in 1787 by the Dutch.
Thank you for the videos
My old neighborhood.
Chuckey 2015 same
21:25 ayy i saw my apartment building 😂
More than 40 years ago, I went to BC and walked from my apartment on E. 12 between J & I, that way just about every day. And before that, until I was 7, we lived on Nostrand between Farragut and Glenwood. By the time I was at BC, my mom and all my grandparents lived on Albemarle between McDonald & E.2, so I walked that way too, from BC to where my relatives were. This was such a treat. Thank you!
I mean, wow Brooklyn is just like a city itself
lmao I live in avenue I, at the start of the video is the train station i take to go to school everyday. your walking in avenue H at the start
Nice long walk
36:06 My Home!
My old hood from 1955 to 1977
why are Brooklyn streets listed by alphabet ?
There were rappers from this area in the mid to late 90s. Cant remember there names
Can u walk near the Barclays Center? That would be cool! 👍🏻
I already did some videos there
Brooklyn 2.6 million people... 72 PSM.. 3rd most populated county in the U.S.
39:33 the guy😀
thanks a lot Very good, I'm following and enjoying your videos.
4:49 that house my freind lives in there, i go to school everyday with him
I saw my train 🚂 stop 🛑 on the show
good day actionkid105 ... I think this nice video, we saw it yesterday !!!, I am right or not! 😊👋💝
It’s a revised video. This one includes the last 6 minutes or so which I forgot to include in the original.
@@ActionKid thank you!!👍
My Other Best Friend Kevin Orellana Who Goes To My School P721K And He Lives In Newkirk Avenue
My house could be seen between Avenue H & Avenue J.
this gta 4 mod looks great
What did the Cop say at 8:30?
Nothing. They were there for the same reason I was: to use the restroom
He said " Nuthing to see here people, moo along."
yoo that legit look like uk or some place in europe
London💯
I was thinking the same! it’s almost identical to Kilburn or Kensington in London.
So so beautiful, love your video.. 😊
14:30
Man this my hood it feels good that you can make a video n not have Blixk slugs flyin at you in ever direction and yellow tape everywhere
I was looking for Garfield's Cafeteria.
This shit is extra flago son CITY getting me tight
Oh ave D I used to live between l and m
I live at foster and New York ave
NY ave, between K & L is where I grew up ✅🇺🇸.... it’s pretty much the same, amazingly enough.
interesting video
👍
Professional viedo
I am here after Sammy the Bull mentioned Flatbush Ave.
Today I got lunch at the Chinese joint you're in front of at 41:11.
Hope it was delicious!