Oregon, 1950s
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- A tour of the state of Oregon in the 1950's. To purchase a clean DVD or digital download of this film for personal home use or educational use contact us at questions@archivefarms.com. To license footage from this film for commercial use visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com
watching the rose festival parade....I couldn't help but wonder if my grandma was somewhere in the crowd....Miss you grandma Margaret...Love you
I lived in Portland from 1954-57 and this sure brings back a lot of great memories...Thanks for posting.
I want this back.
This is beautiful and back when Oregon was a true, undiscovered paradise. It seems like up until about 2010, nobody cared that this place even existed but now, we're facing an invasion.
deloreanman14 try more like 2001
Try the 1970s
it was invaded already..by lewis and clark..😐
@@worldpeace4231 So take your white guilt, set an example and get the fuck out.
@@deloreanman14 i love white people!! especially the nice ladies!😋🍧
a rare gem!
Beautiful Oregon
Born in Grants Pass. There was nothing like running around in the mountains and woods as a kid.
Born in Coos bay,Oregon. Grew up in Allegany, Ore in the 50’s. Went to high school and graduated with Steve .
This is so cool! The older man sounds like Dr. Benton Quest.
This is amazing!
Reflect on Tom McCall and his efforts with our beautiful coast.
I don't want to go back to much in the era depicted here, but McCall's beach access law is a legacy that apparently can't be replicated in modern times. After living in Oregon for thirty years I can't believe that private citizens can own the land down below the low-tide line and (in freshwater) below low river level. Barbaric otherwise.
I am spoiled by Oregon, never want to live anywhere else. Of course, other states could enact similar laws, but they won't.
Great. But probably 1940's judging by the cars. No 1950's cars in sight. Very nostalgic. I know most of those places.
Wow, what a great place this state was.
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enjoyed this
Interesting that the narrator said “Astor Column.” That was what we called it when I lived near it in the 1950s. Today, it is called the “Astoria Column.” The local historians say that the latter is historically correct, but it still sounds wrong to me. By the way, the “Astor” was Vincent, not John Jacob.
I'm 50 and lived in Oregon all my life always called it Astor column
Make Oregon Great Again!!!
Those old wooden strawberry flats sure brings back memories
So sad how much my home state changed into a hellhole and why I had to leave.
@@thejwproject7593 When it comes to the scenery and legal marijuana yes Oregon is great but when it comes to taxes, cost of living, the politics and the annoying hippies and homeless people in Portland I say Oregon sucks
Julio Moreta yep Oregon is a great state!
The Jackson Winfrey Project - It was. It seems to be run by morons these days.
GH1618 I’m mostly talking about the scenery
@@1matsg legal pot is stupid
And... eastern Oregon... 😂
Nobody: nothing
California liberals: hey look! Nice state up north! Lets LA-San Francisconize it!
3:10
And they thought it would last forever.
wow, almost cant believe that the mankind and the US actually had had these riches. Too bad we had to "industrialize the grass"
kellogsnotavailable It's all still here.
kellogsnotavailable We still do, come visit and see!
The sea is a frontier we can't change ? Ouch! Plastic, Oil & Fukushima Oh My !!!
This was back in the truly "good old days" . We aren't allowed to enjoy the natural wealth of this region much anymore , due to the influx of cheap goods and high regulations by our government overlords .
Sad. This beautiful land is now corrupted.
Until calipornicus erectus invaded !