Thank you for these. I live here, in one of the suburbs. I moved away from here for about 9 years, came back, and discovered that downtown was full of new, glitzy buildings. I'm just glad that they rehabbed and revived some of the old ones that had stood vacant for so long. This is the first place I've ever come back to after having moved away.
I went to college at Case Western Reserve from 1966-1970 when graduated. Last in Cleveland I think in 1972. Great to see these pictures and get a little of the city's history. Used to go to Historical Society but not studying the city per se.
I was born at University Hospital and grew up in University Circle.i left for college in 1972 and never lived there again. I will be going home this year for the first time since the Pandemic. My mother, father, and brother, are buried in Lakeview Cemetery.
I am getting up there in years. Creating old Cleveland videos helps me remember the ones I have lost and times we shared long ago. Thank You SevenStarofthedipper! (Mike J. at VVPR). (I was born at Deaconess hospital (W.25th/Pearl)).
Overall, it looks like things have nicley improved in Cleveland judging from these photos. I do miss the electric streetcars as seen in front of the Union Terminal building at 2:37. Thanks for sharing!
@WAL_DC-6B we had both in Cleveland, that's how. Look close at the one on the left, it is NOT on tracks, it's on bus tires. so is the other one. Don't tell me it's not, I was surrounded by these as a kid.
I grew up in Richmond Hts from '84-'90, i love the city- so many memories, left in '90 for college- The Galleria mall just opened back then and i hung out alot in and around Coventry( Hunan Coventry is still up and running i think).
Very nice and well put together. I had graduated from the University of Southern Parma :). I don't live in Cleveland any longer, but I visit from time to time and live thru these memories you post. Thank You!
Thank You for watching! I grew up in Parma (familiar with CCC and Valley Forge HS). I am working on another Cleveland Then and Now video, BTW. Mike J. at VVPR.
Downtown is definitely going in the right direction. Many rehabilitation projects are under way, thankfully, and will soon reach the critical mass needed for a Target store. If I were younger, I'd definitely move there.
I dig this. This is bitchin, where were you when I spent 2 yrs in pandemic in Detroit, DIGGIN the hell out of that place. This, that beautiful mansions in ruins. Thx Mike
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Thank you. Brought back many good memories 😊
Thank you for these. I live here, in one of the suburbs. I moved away from here for about 9 years, came back, and discovered that downtown was full of new, glitzy buildings. I'm just glad that they rehabbed and revived some of the old ones that had stood vacant for so long. This is the first place I've ever come back to after having moved away.
Thank you for watching, and welcome back to "the Land".
life long CLE area resident ... very nicely put togeher montage ... thanks for posting
Grew up in the Cleveland area , '57 to'76. Such a grand city❤
Yes! Thank you for watching! (Mike J. at VVPR)
I went to college at Case Western Reserve from 1966-1970 when graduated. Last in Cleveland I think in 1972. Great to see these pictures and get a little of the city's history. Used to go to Historical Society but not studying the city per se.
I’m going to cwru as a research fellow next month for a year…hope I really like it in Cleveland
The city has undergone and impressive revitalization over the past 10 years. Its hardly recognizable if you haven’t been there in awhile.
My sister went to Case at about the same time period.
@@scottzappa9314 what is her name?
Her last name was Avdeef at the time I believe, if not then Kruger. Maiden name is Tippit. Susan. @@suzannerickles6169
I was born at University Hospital and grew up in University Circle.i left for college in 1972 and never lived there again. I will be going home this year for the first time since the Pandemic. My mother, father, and brother, are buried in Lakeview Cemetery.
I am getting up there in years. Creating old Cleveland videos helps me remember the ones I have lost and times we shared long ago. Thank You SevenStarofthedipper! (Mike J. at VVPR). (I was born at Deaconess hospital (W.25th/Pearl)).
Overall, it looks like things have nicley improved in Cleveland judging from these photos. I do miss the electric streetcars as seen in front of the Union Terminal building at 2:37. Thanks for sharing!
I enjoy living in Cleveland area! Thanks for watching!
Looks the same to me lol
They were called "Trackless Trolleys."
@@AlanBrown-yg7rl If they're "trackless trolleys" (also known as trolleybuses) why are these transit vehicles riding on tracks at 2:37?
@WAL_DC-6B we had both in Cleveland, that's how. Look close at the one on the left, it is NOT on tracks, it's on bus tires. so is the other one. Don't tell me it's not, I was surrounded by these as a kid.
Great pics, thank you for sharing. I'm a CLE area native and i love searching for old comparison photos and maps.
Be well, all!
Thank you for watching!! I think comparing maps would be interesting also.
Beautiful photos
Cleveland is a beautiful city. Thanks! (Mike J. at VVPR)
I love Cleveland
I grew up in Richmond Hts from '84-'90, i love the city- so many memories, left in '90 for college- The Galleria mall just opened back then and i hung out alot in and around Coventry( Hunan Coventry is still up and running i think).
I remember when Galleria opened, it was very crowded there for a while. Going to check on Hunan Coventry. Thanks for watching! (Mike J. at VVPR)
Galleria didn’t last too long. Even the Winking Lizard moved out now.
Very nice and well put together. I had graduated from the University of Southern Parma :). I don't live in Cleveland any longer, but I visit from time to time and live thru these memories you post. Thank You!
Thank You for watching! I grew up in Parma (familiar with CCC and Valley Forge HS). I am working on another Cleveland Then and Now video, BTW. Mike J. at VVPR.
Parma native here, too! 👋
Thank you!
Thanks for watching! (Mike J at VVPR)
Super cool!!!
Nicely done. Thank you!
Cool video 📹
Thank you! I enjoyed putting this one together! (Mike J at VVPR)
super cool!!!!
Nice video, some of your now shots are outdated, such as Playhouse Square shot and the skyline view at the end.
Grew up in Brooklyn Ohio born in 62.
Who is Marc Breed?
thank you
I graduated college from Cleveland State University ❤
I am CSU alumni also (Vikings!). Thanks for watching! (Mike J. at VVPR)
1970 West Tech Grad remember that time period well , also miss the simpler life style.
Downtown is definitely going in the right direction. Many rehabilitation projects are under way, thankfully, and will soon reach the critical mass needed for a Target store. If I were younger, I'd definitely move there.
Thank you for watching! Yes, a Target store would be nice in Downtown Cleveland. (Mike J. at VVPR)
And a Trader Joe's
Scottzappa9314-what was your sister’s name when she was atvCase?
I dig this. This is bitchin, where were you when I spent 2 yrs in pandemic in Detroit, DIGGIN the hell out of that place. This, that beautiful mansions in ruins. Thx Mike
Thank You!
I tried to showcase a memory in ohio 💀
Keep pushing❤
I heard it's hot in Cleveland.
Give it back or go to jail
The mistake on the lake!
Piss off!
Nah, I was born there and grew up on the West Side (Broadview and Oak Park) and it was "The best location in the Nation".
@@royskuderin2386 the best location in the nation to be a degenerate. So stay there!
Your a mistake!!