A Town That Peaked In The Railroad Era: Burlington, Iowa 4K.
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Burlington High School: 2:40
Downtown: 6:55 - 9:08
Old Burlington High School: 10:05
Train Engine Display: 11:55
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One thing you missed which Burlington is famous for is snake alley. It's been featured on ripleys believe it or not. You drove right past it. You can see the sign to your left at 6:51. It's a one way street and the exit is where that white sign is at. It's not just a tourist attraction it's a real street that you can drive down. I was born and raised in Burlington and spent over 30 years there
Good call. I’ll own it.
Snake alley is amazing I love in burlington and it is awesome
There are a lot of beautiful mansions, homes and parks you missed. The Leopold Starker mansions area on south bluff. Out on Garfield. Crapo Park- hilarious name. Gorgeous view.
For me, the tragedy of Burlington is that it is beautiful enough- if somewhat inconveniently situated- to compete with any Midwest tourist trap from Galena, to Arthur to Cedarburg. But there is no vision. That ship has sailed.
Currently, a historic Cascade Bridge is doomed because the priority is to funnel more vehicle traffic from Main Street, through the beautiful parks and into unpopulated fields and parts unknown in the south- unless they want 61 traffic to use Crapo park as a cut through to bridge. Madness. The parks should
be an asset or at least amenity - not a shortcut from 61 to the bridge.
The blight is hard to miss. The town is a third smaller than when my parents moved there in 70s.
Oh yeah this was a miss! It's fun. Like an old winery road.
@@roberttaney1262I grew up in southeast Iowa, and attended the junior college in Burlington when it was in the old building at top of Jefferson in the late sixties. I feel the funneling traffic through Crapo would be a mistake also. What a beautiful, calm, and historic area to wreck with expressway traffic. I guess when I run back to Iowa to see my sisters and their husbands in the Washington area, I had better spend a day reminiscing in Burlington before coming home.
Crapo Park was where Dad's family had our family reunion in the summer. When Grandma passed away, she and Grandpa had 88 descendants. One of Dad's sisters and her husband and family lived not far away from the park. Burlington holds many good memories for me. I wish the best for the town!
Thanks for putting this together. I just shared this with my 95 year old grandmother who grew up in Burlington during the 30's and 40's. This brought back a lot of memories for her and made her smile a lot!!!! She liked how you displayed the street names. This helped her to remember many of her old haunts.
Loved this comment! I’m glad she liked the video. That’s why I’m here
We try to go to Burlington once a week to pick up BBQ at Dillon's and eat it down by the river watching trains and tows.
Cool!
Wish you had driven through the beautiful Heritage Hill area, gone down Snake Alley, and hit the gorgeous parks in town.
Wow, watching this video brought back SO many incredible memories of growing up in Burlington. Such an amazing town at so many different levels. I haven't been back to Burlington in many years now, but I have a very strong recollection of what it was like there in the 70's and 80's and it was incredible! The thing that really made Burlington such a great place to be back then was the people. So many really terrific people came out of Burlington over the years. I know a lot of that is gone now and Burlington has changed and will never again be what it once was, but for those that got the chance to live there it will ALWAYS be in incredibly special and wonderful place - one line no other!
Awesome job, man. This is my hometown and I love it more than any place on earth. Sure, you missed some things like other people said, but I’m just glad someone is doing this
You missed the nice neighborhoods of town and the beautiful old homes and places that were part of the Underground Railroad. Not all of Burlington looks that bad.
Exactly. I moved to Burlington a year ago from the dc area and though some of what he said is true he really missed out on the most beautiful parts of Burlington
Fax and I know bc I liver there
He missed snake alley, JI Case and is there stuff left from the abandon amusement park in Crapo park
Loved seeing my old hometown! Thank you for this! I would love to give you a tour of some of the features that you missed, if you were considering revisiting. You did a nice job but there were a few things that would be amazing to cover; historically, architecturally, and more.
I have many fond memories of Burlington. I grew up in Muscatine (that would be an interesting video) and visited relatives often in Burlington. CB&Q - the original Burlington railroad. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. Thank you for this video.
We used to pass through Burlington on our way out to Midwest Old Threshers but we were always on 34- Great video 👍
Great video maaan! Thanks for putting in the time and effort!
Thanks!
Nice I went here canvassing for the Iowa caucus, can’t wait to give this a watch :)
I grew up in keokuk Iowa and I was working in Burlington when the grain elevator blew up. I was just a few blocks away putting concrete forms into storage at a big where house on the 3 floor and the wall facing the blast separating it about 2 inches from the building. We got the hell out of there before it would collapse. I first thought a accident at the army ammunition plant had happened. It is just west of town
Do u like Burlington or keokuk better? To live in
@@Mario-ky1pq keokuk
Can I ask why? I’m debating between nursing school at scc but Keokuk doesn’t have a hospital an I’d have to drive to ft Madison. Is it worth that drive everyday ? Thx
@@Mario-ky1pq check out Cedar Rapids. They have a nurse college
I have an old 65 ford f100 short bed step side Army truck from there.
Came from NY now live in Burlington, We work for the art center and we coordinate SAAF the snake alley fathers day art fair every year! it was a random move but i honestly love it here.. Its also a huge stop for RAGBRAI riders.. Thats always fun to spectate.. They completly tore down Jefferson ST and put all new roads drainage lighting benches, Trees are coming soon. they really are pushing to get this town booming again!
Jefferson Street gone? Holy crap! During the 1960'd, daytime it was a thriving business and sales area. And night time it was cruising like American Graffiti. I did both, shopped and cruised.
I grew up here, so many memories 💖
It looks so deserted, no pedestrians!
It was filmed during the pandemic so a lot of places were closed.
Data shows that people have been moving out of town though...
I live right down the road in New London and Burlington is a horrible place to be, over the last 10 years crime is off the charts now.
@@spencerscott7386 it has a higher population, of course there will be more crime than the smaller towns around it
@@angrerbirds3570 I understand this but 10 years ago they didn't have the crime they have today and the population has gotten smaller.
Everyone is inside shooting up, or waiting for the sun to go down so they can rob people for drug money.
I grew up in Mt. Pleasant (half an hour west of Burlington) in the '70s, and Burlington was the "big town" where we'd go to shop. It was on its way down then and has declined even more since. by the way, both Des Moines County and the city of Des Moines were named after the Des Moines River, which forms the "tail" of southeast Iowa. Des Moines County is quite a bit older than the city of Des Moines, and in fact Burlington was once the capital of the Iowa Territory.
Shout out to Jerry's Main Line, for feeding the community. Can't forget Napolis Pizza, Mike, George, family thanks for your service.
Although i was not born in Burlington, i consider it my hometown, but i did move away 29 years ago for better working opportunities. It was a pretty thriving town until the 1980's or so. Kind of a have or have not town. If you worked at one of the large factories, you did well, but if not, and you did not have a degree, then like many places, you might suffer.
Beautiful organic video of a place I have never been to. Being a railroad nut I have been through it on Google Street Level View but unlike you I do not have the sixth sense you have to create an overall impression. I also did not do my homework as you have. Your hard work as usual tells the look, how and why of an area.
My moms sister(my aunt) was the last elected(first woman) of Burlington. She did sooo much for Burlington. Next time you’re driving across the Great River Bridge, thank my aunt! She put together with Iowa and Illinois legislation to put together money to have MacCarthur torn and the Great River Bridge built. She was the first to cross in 1993. She ultimately died from cancer in November 1993. RIP Aunt Nancy. You are truly missed
My uncle was the one who helped build the bridge
Very cool
good video atleast 5 illegal turns and 3 stop signs rolled tho lol
You missed Mosquito Park, where Gina Powell took me, and famous Snake Alley.
That park is the likely location of a Sherwood Anderson story of a mechanical genius who has a vision of America's future from the bluff overlooking the Mississippi
I think you did a good job of letting us know about Burlington
Ooo wish you would’ve drove through north hill. You can see it on the bluffs to the left at 12:50 mark
Speaking about drugs in Burlington, I used to live in the Quad Cities and would travel through Burlington on the weekends to visit my parents and brothers in Missouri. I would leave right after work on Thursday at 10 p.m. and get there at about 2 a.m. On one such trip i had one of my twin brothers with me, he was 17 at the time but didn't have his drivers license yet. On this trip i got tired and had to pull over and take a nap in a parking lot . After awhile my brother woke me up and told me there was a cop that had pulled up into the parking lot behind us. He was a Burlington city police officer, He informed us that Burlington has a Under 18 curfew. This police officer had the Audacity to ask if we had a big drug problem in our hometown that we were headed to. Our town has a population of just over 200, mostly old retired people. I really should have told him that there are more Burlington police officers using drugs than there are druggies in our town.
Fun city is here too
After watching several of the Iowa videos, Keokuk(where I grew up), Burlington and Muscky, the route you chose is quite random. For instance the Keokuk vid you took the left turn at the Old Lincoln School and went back into the virtually poorest most undeveloped part of town. These old river towns had a lot of wealth back years ago, and there are hundreds of incredible old houses. I also went to college in Burlington, and worked there for years. Knowing the area and having spoke to law enforcement, many of the crimes committed are transplants from the nearest metro areas, whom seek refuse from arrest in thier own city. They bring in drugs and illegal weapons and cause a lot of chaos. there is more to that story than meets the eye. also there are incredible views to be seen along the bluffs of the Mississippi in Iowa. when I moved from Keokuk, that is what I missed the most was the views, and the river. When you see it everyday, then move you realize the natural beauty that you take for granted everyday. I have been through hundreds of these small towns, and sadly there is a lot of attrition. It's everywhere, not just the midwest. Many smaller towns are doing a great job of restoring the older downtown areas, but some are just too far gone to salvage.
I'm disappointed that you didn't show any of the south party of town where Crapo and Dankwardt Park are located. You also didn't mention Snake Alley which is a major attraction. I know you did say you liked to go off of the main roads. Also, maybe why you didn't go along Bluff road showing a marina, the little lighthouse, cannons in the park or mention Black Hawk Trails. I did enjoy the trip down memory lane, though. For that, I thank you.
I love Crapo Park. Every time I think about moving back home one day I think of that place
@@ExMoe1998 Many happy memories there cookouts on sundays
You traced my entire jogging route. :) I miss Burlington.
Me too man. Great place to run and call home
Your doing a great job on these videos so dont pay no attention to those whiners and also you should check out the courthouse in Burlington iowa that is a beautiful building..
Thank you! Burlington might be one of the few that I do a retake on as I’m disappointed that I didn’t get Snake Alley. Whenever it is that I’m back I’ll make sure to get the courthouse as well.
@@ChrisHarden - Snake Alley is on 6th Street North on Washington Street to Columbia Street.
@@todddoetken2594And be ready for a steering and braking experience!
@@ronfullerton3162 - I don't understand your comment.
@@todddoetken2594 If you are heading down Snake Alley, your brakes and steering hopefully work, because you will need both.
Do you use an outdoor TV antenna to watch TV?
There's a good chance it came from Burlington, where Antennacraft made antennas and Winegard still does.
Thank you SO much! I enjoyed this a lot as this is my hometown 😊
You missed the historic Snake Alley, a unique experience to observe. Too bad, maybe next time.
I just moved here and love it. And being I family that will probably not make it down here this is great video to show them so they can see
It's great to see a video of my home town my family has lived hear for over 150years you got Alot of stuff that tourist see but to know the town you have got to live hear and read some book about it also Aldo Leopold lived hear and there grandparents did to aswell as alCapone had his hideaway hear that is why the drugs in the town are huge if you are near by sometime come check out crapo and dankwart park and go see cascade bridge
I live in Burlington Iowa. thank you for this video. It was nice to see again how the town looked 2 years ago, cuz it has gone downhill so much these last two years. I was raised here and my family has lived here since it was founded.
Burlington Iowa once was the capital of Iowa when North and South Dakota territories were a part of Iowa. Something you wouldn't have noticed with just driving through town is those tall buildings in downtown Burlington have active store fronts but most of the upper levels are all vacant, in fact there are many that are unsafe to go into any levels above the first floor because they have been so neglected. However I must also admit that they have done a few Renovations on a few buildings down town to make them safer and have discovered some of the old hidden rooms for the Underground Railroad which used to run through here. Thank you again for this video. It's nice to not feel so neglected as a town
I love Burlington, Iowa. I was born there.
GREAT job. Thanks. I've read every comment but I think you made a brilliant video. I grew up in Burlington Iowa, and left in 1980. I still have family there. I'll share this with as many folks as I can. Once I left Burlington and met other folks in different parts of the Country I realized that folks in Iowa are way more grouchy than where I've been afterwards. I searched TH-cam and your video came up first. For a content creator to cover so much so quickly is impressive. 10/10. I enjoyed seeing it very much.
Thanks!
That was not nice. I think you are confusing hometown pride with a bad mood. I've never heard anyone call Burlington grouchy. I have many family members that return back home for visits and remark how they'd forgotten how friendly Burlington is. I get doors held open, hellos, thank you's, have a good day, polite drivers and interaction every single day. I almost never get that kind of personable interaction in other towns.
@@jlbrockett25 You may be right.
Be glad to drive down Snake Alley, say in a Kia Soul.
Back in the sixties, it was fun to take VW Beetles down Snake Alley.
You totally missed West Burlington, but still cool to see the video. Burlington is where I grew up, back in the 90's when it was still a great place to live...and safe, for the most part. I used to take long walks around North Hill at all hours of the night. Now I wouldn't drive over there at night. It's mostly trash from Chicago now, thugs from the city go here to be big fish in a little pond. Also...you should give a shout out to Weird Harold's. Always rude service, always great selection.
I love Burlington so much...my little town! Can´t wait to be back!
My hometown
In the span of this video, you drove past about 10 houses I am familiar with, and may have lived in. Small town haha.
Very interested in any history you may know about JD Harmer in the late 1800'a, his lumber company and/or his home built in the 1890''s at 1428th N. 7th Street. I am his great great grand daughter.
Heritage hill homes are a time capsule, and what about beautiful Crapo Park and those beautiful river views?. Next time you do a video, you should find someone who lives there to show you the good parts since all you focus on is sketchy areas. A balanced perspective would be nice. You did a lot research for Dubuque video yet... yet not for Burlington. Make a trip to the "Old Library" Des Moines County historical center downtown and re-do this vid...
No
Can you do videos on some towns in the Dakotas (like Fargo and Sioux Falls)?
I’ll head up that way eventually. I’ve never been to the Dakota’s but I’ve wanted to explore those states for a long time.
I’m bummed you had the railroad in the title but didn’t show the old Depot.
River towns in iowa have a higher crime rate because a lot of the drogs(ice) get imported through the river. Higher concentrations of ice definitely contribute to the crime.
The Mississippi River cities were always a tougher crowd. That goes back into the 1800's..
Germans developed the northside and irish the southside. Burlington gets a lot of druds from chicago.
You missed west Burlington. And driving on Angular blvd
Greeting from West Point Iowa
Are the West Point girls still as wild as they were back in the 60's?
At 6:11 you can sometimes see metal cubes on the left side of the road
I lived in Burlington as a wee-little Xerro in the late 70s. My dad was the store manager of the K-Mart there (I think I saw where the K-Mart was). A lot obviously has changed since 1979. I recognized the bridge, McDonald's, and the high school. From what I can gather, it seems like St. Paul and St. Mary's Catholic schools are gone. Is Course Elementary still around?
Hey I live in Burlington k-mart closed a few years ago and St. Paul and St. Mary’s schools are both closed and now the main catholic school is the big brick school at the start of the video Notre dame and yes course is still around I used to live right by it although it is not elementary anymore I’m not extaclty sure what type of schooling happens there
Corse Elementary on Leebrick is still there, but it is not an elementary school anymore... it is like a hard-start school now. The playground is fenced now...
Hey I'm curious where you're getting your statistics about the meth issue from. I'm a researcher in that area and I grew up in Burlington (West Burlington, really) and I'd like to take a look. There's plenty of anecdotes but, in my profession, that's not actually data that policymakers can use.
Any help would be appreciated.
Again thank you for your videos! What side floods from the river, Iowa or Illinois? Is flood insurance an issue there? When are you going to Mississippi? You got north MS, accused of being Yankee. A demographic changing of the guard throughout the state. To bring us to the Gulfport and Hurricanes. It does however have the lowest cost of living in the country.
“The Magic Mushroom of the Union
Southern by Confederacy”
Is what I call it.
Where are you Nostalgia?
We need your insight on MS!
It floods on both sides. It seems like Illinois gets it worse because the levy breaks. The city of Burlington has spent millions the past couple years putting in a flood wall. Also Burlington is very hilly so most of it sits up high so when it floods its the area in this video where he shows the memorial auditorium and the port of Burlington.
There are areas that flood on both sides of the Mississippi River. Just north of Burlington along a fun to drive highway 99 is a large river bottom agricultural area that went clear under during the last bad flood. Most of the low areas have levies, but they do not always holder.
people from chicago run the drugs in. they are always getting popped by the police. not to say veteran locals dont have their share in that. but a lot of the river towns have seen a plague of chicago based guns and drugs. a lot has changed since you last were here though. updates of downtown. new roads and new/ revitalized buildings. downtown has become more of a populated hangout like it was back in the day. lofts, bars, resturants, random shops. airb, etc. next time your around check out crapo park and mosquitto park. great high views overlooking the river. snake alley, bluff road (which in the video you turned to the highway before hand and missed it). great scenic drive.
i LIVE IN ORANGE COUNTY CLOSE TO LA COUNTY compare to here it looks like a great place to live
Burlington seems like it's been hit with economic recession and has become another victim of a rust belt city. I hope some day it can recover, and be a nice little hot spot along the river. It seems like a nice little city. I want to visit it some day, but on google street view, it looks abandoned in downtown.
The downtown is dead I live here and it is very easy to miss small things like where the old high school is I missed that there was a small sigh that said sander son hieghts it is ok but crime is going up on the other side of town the south side is getting worse there are shooting there but pretty nice
We have a beautiful little town, yes it has been hit, in a town where JI Case, Exide battery, Champion spark plug, GE, Tuthill Murrey used to be booming.
@@jlbrockett25You hit the big ones that really hurt. But things really started down during the late seventies with the ag recession. That is when the shops and stores really started to go away.. I was living in Winfield about then, and could really see the loss of stores. We started shopping at a different town because of the loss of Burlington businesses.
Thanks for reminding us how bad the town sucks
I beg to differ. I graduated from BHS in 1989 and I have a better education then a lot of college graduates. I no longer live in Iowa, but a C grade? I'm not buying that.
That was 89 though now BHS is one of the worst schools in the state my dude
You did not see the park, the lock cabin and how nice our park's are eating and see half a Burlington. Come on, you went through the ghetto. We have nice neighborhoods too.
You should of went by the Bnsf mechanics shop in West Burlington
you know the old high school is haunted
You didn't show what Burlington is known for. You spent most of the video putting the town down.
Nice dog for your profile pic. What’s its name?
I agree. Beautiful areas on north hill, Beautiful parks, newer housing areas.
Like to see fort dodge IA and Ames IA .
Should have showed gulf port
I live there
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
Who the hell would drive to Burlington when you can take the California Zephyr?
No West Burlington mall??? Travesty!!!
Crime in this town has an interesting history. In the 20s it was a place to chill if things were too hot in Chicago. Capone rented cabins in the island adjacent to downtown in the Mississippi. There was some jurisdictional confusion that played to their favor. During Prohibition Burlington was the hub of a wheel that placed it in equal distance to much larger towns. Illegal booze and slot machines were warehoused here for eventual distribution elsewhere. The point is that crime in this city still follows the same pattern. Criminals from Chicago and St. Louis use it as kind of a safe house when they need to leave their primary territory. Drugs rather than booze move through this town as well and for the same reasons as alcohol once did. Many fortune 500 companies have left and incentive is low in the schools. There's little future here and the smart kids leave. The "non hard chargers" are left behind to disrupt classrooms and push up the crime levels.
I see my school it’s a catholic school my old school that is
The first school you saw
@@randomcontentpersonrandoml870 Notre dame that’s where I go to school
The town played “peak-a-boo?”
You missed so much
What Illinois towns and cities you went the whole state including the Chicago area
I have nearly every relevant town outside of the Chicago area in Illinois filmed. I need one more trip to the Chicago area before I move on to covering different states. Don't know when that will be.
Nostalgia Tours Would you consider Chanhannon And Wilmington Illinois part of the Chicago area or rural
@@danielsentertainmentproduc1527 Apart. And I'm not sure If I'll do one on Wilmington.
@@ChrisHarden I guess Carroll County is not relevant. It’s neglected by the state of Illinois too. 🤷♂️. It’s almost like there’s a big empty space on the Illinois map between Jo Davies County on the north, Whiteside County to the south! Ogle County to the east, and The Mississippi River to the west.
And where is nukes assembly situated?
Sad to see...no people. Why the dreadful music?
I'm born and raised in Burlington Wisconsin. Iits hight price in Burlington Wisconsin. I'm going to buy home in Burlington IA cheap home s
You should do Ottumwa Iowa as well. Another river town in Iowa.
@@Mario-ky1pq it’s on the Des Moines River
Little kids say no to drugs seriously thanks 👍
You picked out all the negatives. You forgot most of the highlights. I have seen better videos.
Cool.
looks like every other town in America. Why does every place in America look the same?
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
Yes
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
Yes
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
They do, but they only run for certain hours and only go to like the hospital and the mall and the public schools they are not great by any means.
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
Yes
Do Burlington, Iowa got city buses?
Yes and many years ago there were trolleys. The rails are still buried on Main Street.