Thats my old neighborhood in FairGrounds. My grandmother moved there in the early 70s. I was born in 82 & remember when the neighborhood had more people & businesses on every corner, we spent a lotof my childhood there riding bikes through out the place. It wasn't as bad as today. Came back to visit my mom house(she still stay here holding on). Just crazy how peoples changed up there especially these young peoples. I have dreams about my home city. Glad you like the neighborhood & be careful up there. Don't trust anyone
Oh I dont stay up there.. I stay on the southside.. I live a different life than I use to.. ill just say before, I spent to much time up there up to no good. Now I'm happy to say That is changed and I only go to those areas to film my videos. But the knowledge of the place never goes away.
A guy i worked with lived in N St Louis, Normandy hospital in the county. I would drive him some, definitely a hard life and area. Kevin Moore only friend that wrote me in boot camp.
Thanks for the ride!! I enjoyed that!! So sad that all that beautiful historic architecture has gone to seed! I love those mahogany brick two-story homes and duplexes. I wish I knew what that type of structure is called. Neither Victorian nor Queen Anne, I'm pretty sure ...🤔
Yes the architecture is great.. st.louis use to be famous for having some of the best brick masons in the world. They don't build em like that anymore.. would cost a fortune to replicate.
Grew up on Anderson Ave. in the late 40's and 50's. I wish you would give street names or intersections on your journey, would make it a lot easier to follow since so many homes are either gone or burned.
As a former St. Louisan, could there be easily accomplished an update of this video, which would show the viewer which street is being driven? I recognize many of the streets in this video, except it was sixty years ago when my grandparents lived in this area depicted.
I am from North St. Louis city and none of this looks remotely familiar. I lived at 25 th street and Newhouse and was all over the Northside as a teen, I feel like a stranger. How sad
i lived on maiden lane one block from nth market and hogan street... went to st. libourius catholic school and graduated from jackson school in 1953... jackson school is now closed down and st. libourius church has burned down.. i also lived on hogan street across the street from jackson school..
I use to shoot a lot of dope up in that hood. Even though I was there for less than legal reasons, we never pulled or saw any crimes up that way, and I enjoyed the company of all my fellow dopers. Also, sounds like your shocks are completely shot.
I know now that I'm very lucky to live in Canada and speak french and english. So I can see and read that the most powerful country is so poor. Poor USA! A rich country?
You replace the people with white folks and restaurants, coffee shops etc would pop up like flowers. Why don't they start businesses? You don't need much money. Improve your areas it's not hard.
Thats my old neighborhood in FairGrounds. My grandmother moved there in the early 70s. I was born in 82 & remember when the neighborhood had more people & businesses on every corner, we spent a lotof my childhood there riding bikes through out the place. It wasn't as bad as today. Came back to visit my mom house(she still stay here holding on). Just crazy how peoples changed up there especially these young peoples. I have dreams about my home city. Glad you like the neighborhood & be careful up there. Don't trust anyone
Oh I dont stay up there.. I stay on the southside.. I live a different life than I use to.. ill just say before, I spent to much time up there up to no good. Now I'm happy to say That is changed and I only go to those areas to film my videos. But the knowledge of the place never goes away.
A guy i worked with lived in N St Louis, Normandy hospital in the county. I would drive him some, definitely a hard life and area. Kevin Moore only friend that wrote me in boot camp.
Thanks for the ride!! I enjoyed that!! So sad that all that beautiful historic architecture has gone to seed! I love those mahogany brick two-story homes and duplexes. I wish I knew what that type of structure is called. Neither Victorian nor Queen Anne, I'm pretty sure ...🤔
Yes the architecture is great.. st.louis use to be famous for having some of the best brick masons in the world. They don't build em like that anymore.. would cost a fortune to replicate.
I was born in nth st.louis in 1939 and moved to los angeles in 1962..
its a total disgrace of what has happened to it...
Grew up on Anderson Ave. in the late 40's and 50's. I wish you would give street names or intersections on your journey, would make it a lot easier to follow since so many homes are either gone or burned.
Can definately do that in the future. I took a break from making videos for a while. Need to upgrade equipement for better video quality.
i spend a lot of my childhood around pagedale, wellston, hanley hills & it looks just like the areas in this vid nowadays. it’s very sad 😞
As a former St. Louisan, could there be easily accomplished an update of this video, which would show the viewer which street is being driven? I recognize many of the streets in this video, except it was sixty years ago when my grandparents lived in this area depicted.
Wow!
I am from North St. Louis city and none of this looks remotely familiar. I lived at 25 th street and Newhouse and was all over the Northside as a teen, I feel like a stranger. How sad
Nice
Raised on Northside n.mkt street an Hogan looks so empty now sad.
i lived on maiden lane one block from nth market and hogan street... went to st. libourius catholic school and graduated from jackson school in 1953... jackson school is now closed down and st. libourius church has burned down.. i also lived on hogan street across the street from jackson school..
I'm from north st louis as well. I was hoping you'd go down athlone to penrose to lee.
I use to shoot a lot of dope up in that hood. Even though I was there for less than legal reasons, we never pulled or saw any crimes up that way, and I enjoyed the company of all my fellow dopers. Also, sounds like your shocks are completely shot.
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10-1-40 i reapet we have a man on quote slanging dope
it sure has a lot of stop signs...
... and speed bumps, streets blocked off and gunfire!
That place looks depressing
I know now that I'm very lucky to live in Canada and speak french and english. So I can see and read that the most powerful country is so poor. Poor USA! A rich country?
Loup blanc like there's no hood in Canada? Bitch please.
@@cydelamacorra6677 No, no hood in Canada.
@@canadianwhitewolf3688every country in the world has hood areas duhh, like every Canadian is rich & live in an upscale neighborhood lol.
OH CANADA DOESN'T HAVE HOODS, COME ON NOW
@@tammybrown4901 Well, not Hoods like in USA not at all.
My old neighborhood looks bad 👎!!
You replace the people with white folks and restaurants, coffee shops etc would pop up like flowers. Why don't they start businesses? You don't need much money. Improve your areas it's not hard.