Around that year and it may have been 68, St Louis and the midwest area had a fairly strong earthquake. I remember talking about it at school. The arch was jumping some of my class mates said. Yeah right. I thought. The Admiral is the large ship/boat on the Mississippi. Long gone now. Busch Stadium. Seen The Beatles there in 66. McCartney in 93. Oh yeah and a baseball team called the Cardinals. Which I believe won the 68 World Series. Yeah I rode the elevators up the Arch a few times. As a kid it reminded me of a space ship getting into it and the bluish lights inside.East St Louis was not a great place to be in 69,- if ever.
Yeah I remember that earth quake in 68 me and my brother was outside playing in the yard when the quake hit scared us to dead we was living on Lucas and Hunt Rd. right across from Normandy high school.
My mom worked at channel 4 back then she was the one that helped with the IBM cards throughout the late 1950s and late 1960s then she went to work for a few years in E St Louis at St Mary's Hospital truth
for the days of the old zoo, forest parks highlands, the old sheraton jefferson hotel downtown, the trolly cars, mrs. hullings the old sportsman's ball park
We lived in Indiana and our grandparents lived in Southeastern Kansas. I was born in 1950 so every holiday we traveled throught Saint Louis and wowwww, does this bring back memories. Thanks for sharing John J
On July 23, 1969 my Very pregnant wife and I did something of a walking tour of the Gateway Arch grounds. Later that night she gave birth to our second child. a boy. The inducement of labor was, as the reader might surmise, the motivation for taking a walk. So, what day were you there?
01:00 Wonder what that second paddle wheeler was. One is the Goldenrod Showboat, which was strictly stationary. The River Queen sank in 1967, so that is not the other one. Remember eating on it the night before it sank and commenting to my parents how the carpet was so very wet. Woke up the next day to the news showing the debris in the river where it had completely rolled over onto its side.
@@sandragrace2u That's it! Forgot about it being destroyed by a fire back in 2010. It was built in 1969 and would have been a brand new addition to the riverfront at that time. Thank you for solving the mystery!
The Admiral was built as a steam-powered side-wheel paddlewheel boat; it was converted to diesel-powered propellers in 1973. The original steam engines are on display at St. Louis' Museum of Transport www.builtstlouis.net/admiral01.html#:~:text=The%20Admiral%20was%20built%20as%20a%20steam-powered%20side-wheel,on%20display%20at%20St.%20Louis%27%20Museum%20of%20Transport
@@KentWilke one of them, I think the Robert E Lee. It "accidentally" broke wayward in the middle of the night and conveniently landed down in Kimswick. It opened as a restaurant for about five minutes.
I was born in St Louis January 20th 1958 and I'm still here. Let's give it up for KSHE progressive rock radio. October 1967 till? Grew up on KSHE famous bar downtown, Jewish Hospital, Barnes Hospital, BJC, and finally St Louis City Sheriff's Department the best. Presently retired fat and happy. What's next only the shadow knows ooh ooh.
Thanks for watching right after we left here we went to the Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone that video is also on here Man landed on the moon while we were at Rocky Mt NP
🤣 No one went to the moon the TV is evil and manipulates humans. Example? Meteorologist Bob Richard’s last name wasn’t Richards it was Schwartz(Jewish) So I’ll assume since the fake news used his fake name his plane crash suicide was also fake news like all TV news is fake as a result of Due Process and fair use law which makes reporting real events nearly impossible. The arch is likely some sort of satanic ritual in the form of “architecture” The area has many mental institutions as a result of many genuine salt of the earth people attempting to not go along with what the fake news was broadcasting so they were institutionalized. The area struggles as a result of public education being a lie that teaches and instigates racism with fake misleading “US History” that keeps the area divided. It’s hard for me to imagine why anyone would spend their life living in St.Louis however people do it. Thanks for the cool video!
IxHUFFxPAINT St Charles was the country when we were growing up in the early 70s. The white flight growth explosion and development happened what seemed to be over night. 1978 it was really starting when they added the other side of the Blanchett bridge which was the south bound lanes.
Yeah im hip. My family is from NorthSide,20th&Obear.2blocks from the white water tower. They stayed until 68' I think. Rest of the fam is SouthSide. We moved to St.Charles in 90'. I grew up in the NorthEnd right behind the A&W. Main st had a playground and fancy water fountains.
@ thanks tho. Im looking for Main Street St.Charles late 80s early 90s. Ive spent years trying to find pics or vids of the alley way under the old bridge overpass. There was a spray painted mural of the TinyToons. It sparked my love for graffiti and art.
Orchard Farm,Portage,West Alton,all that ua still rural. Everything west is developed big time,including Warrenton & Wright City. "Wine Country" is still 90%rural,few random high dollar neighborhoods.
I'm from Carr-Square Village right east of where Pruitt-Igoe stood. Born in '76, though. The problem I think with the decline of Saint Louis came from bad planning. Whereas Chicago expanded with industry and technological advance, the hometown just didn't. Chicago embraced railway systems as well, river systems, St Louis didn't. The "old money" started to feel the pinch and saw it so they sold out and left. I'm now in the KC area but am eyeing the Atlanta area since I own a recording and multimedia studio. But St Louis will always be home ....
They are building new residences around Carr St., as well as lots of other places. Some stuff is still beat down and dying, but the construction in the last 5-7 years is more than I ever recall from the early 90s until about 2015, you should have a visit. 🙂
When you think this was 50 years ago, it all pretty much looks the same. I noticed lots of new development with Arch, Busch Stadium, and the new KMOX building. It will probably look like this in another 50 years.
Andrea Sher not true, have worked downtown for 26 years and it has changed a great deal. Lot more hotels, the river front doesn’t look anything like this. And we have two newer bridges.
I keep getting remcommed old footage of St.Louis.
Because you keep searching and watching it
I love those clips 💞
I'm getting them now, in case you're wondering where the got off to
Meh, could be worse.... 🙂
Around that year and it may have been 68, St Louis and the midwest area had a fairly strong earthquake. I remember talking about it at school. The arch was jumping some of my class mates said. Yeah right. I thought. The Admiral is the large ship/boat on the Mississippi. Long gone now. Busch Stadium. Seen The Beatles there in 66. McCartney in 93. Oh yeah and a baseball team called the Cardinals. Which I believe won the 68 World Series. Yeah I rode the elevators up the Arch a few times. As a kid it reminded me of a space ship getting into it and the bluish lights inside.East St Louis was not a great place to be in 69,- if ever.
Forrest they actually lost that year to the Tigers
Yeah I remember that earth quake in 68 me and my brother was outside playing in the yard when the quake hit scared us to dead we was living on Lucas and Hunt Rd. right across from Normandy high school.
In 2021 I’m ready to go back to these days.
I'd like to go back to the days of Sally Benson
In December of that year, my family and I moved from Pruitt-Igoe to our own home. Ah, the memories.
My mom worked at channel 4 back then she was the one that helped with the IBM cards throughout the late 1950s and late 1960s then she went to work for a few years in E St Louis at St Mary's Hospital truth
for the days of the old zoo, forest parks highlands, the old sheraton jefferson hotel downtown, the trolly cars, mrs. hullings the old sportsman's ball park
These make me feel warm
We lived in Indiana and our grandparents lived in Southeastern Kansas.
I was born in 1950 so every holiday we traveled throught Saint Louis and wowwww, does this bring back memories.
Thanks for sharing
John J
Cool footage. Thanks for posting.
in that year I was a month old baby of June and it is nice to absorb the feeling of its time as if I travel in time machine
Lived in Saint Louis 33 years and though it's wonderful I'll never go bacc.
On July 23, 1969 my Very pregnant wife and I did something of a walking tour of the Gateway Arch grounds. Later that night she gave birth to our second child. a boy. The inducement of labor was, as the reader might surmise, the motivation for taking a walk. So, what day were you there?
01:00 Wonder what that second paddle wheeler was. One is the Goldenrod Showboat, which was strictly stationary. The River Queen sank in 1967, so that is not the other one. Remember eating on it the night before it sank and commenting to my parents how the carpet was so very wet. Woke up the next day to the news showing the debris in the river where it had completely rolled over onto its side.
The Robert E Lee??
@@sandragrace2u That's it! Forgot about it being destroyed by a fire back in 2010. It was built in 1969 and would have been a brand new addition to the riverfront at that time. Thank you for solving the mystery!
The Admiral was built as a steam-powered side-wheel paddlewheel boat; it was converted to diesel-powered propellers in 1973. The original steam engines are on display at St. Louis' Museum of Transport www.builtstlouis.net/admiral01.html#:~:text=The%20Admiral%20was%20built%20as%20a%20steam-powered%20side-wheel,on%20display%20at%20St.%20Louis%27%20Museum%20of%20Transport
@@KentWilke one of them, I think the Robert E Lee. It "accidentally" broke wayward in the middle of the night and conveniently landed down in Kimswick. It opened as a restaurant for about five minutes.
@@justlooking2007 I'd say that you got it! Completely forgot about that one. Had a meal on it when it was down at Kimswick.
the St. Louis Trader Vic's entrance at the base of the Bel Air East Hotel at 3:30
I was born in St Louis January 20th 1958 and I'm still here. Let's give it up for KSHE progressive rock radio. October 1967 till? Grew up on KSHE famous bar downtown, Jewish Hospital, Barnes Hospital, BJC, and finally St Louis City Sheriff's Department the best. Presently retired fat and happy. What's next only the shadow knows ooh ooh.
Thanks for watching right after we left here we went to the Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone that video is also on here Man landed on the moon while we were at Rocky Mt NP
🤣 No one went to the moon the TV is evil and manipulates humans.
Example? Meteorologist Bob Richard’s last name wasn’t Richards it was Schwartz(Jewish)
So I’ll assume since the fake news used his fake name his plane crash suicide was also fake news like all TV news is fake as a result of Due Process and fair use law which makes reporting real events nearly impossible.
The arch is likely some sort of satanic ritual in the form of “architecture”
The area has many mental institutions as a result of many genuine salt of the earth people attempting to not go along with what the fake news was broadcasting so they were institutionalized. The area struggles as a result of public education being a lie that teaches and instigates racism with fake misleading “US History” that keeps the area divided. It’s hard for me to imagine why anyone would spend their life living in St.Louis however people do it. Thanks for the cool video!
Awesome 👍
The Admiral. I miss that old ship.
Looks better than new St. Louis
I love my city. Does anyone have videos of Saint Charles? Perhaps point me to proper resources.
IxHUFFxPAINT St Charles was the country when we were growing up in the early 70s. The white flight growth explosion and development happened what seemed to be over night. 1978 it was really starting when they added the other side of the Blanchett bridge which was the south bound lanes.
Yeah im hip. My family is from NorthSide,20th&Obear.2blocks from the white water tower. They stayed until 68' I think. Rest of the fam is SouthSide. We moved to St.Charles in 90'. I grew up in the NorthEnd right behind the A&W. Main st had a playground and fancy water fountains.
@ thanks tho. Im looking for Main Street St.Charles late 80s early 90s. Ive spent years trying to find pics or vids of the alley way under the old bridge overpass. There was a spray painted mural of the TinyToons. It sparked my love for graffiti and art.
IxHUFFxPAINT st charles was a bunch of farm fields up until 30 years ago
Orchard Farm,Portage,West Alton,all that ua still rural. Everything west is developed big time,including Warrenton & Wright City. "Wine Country" is still 90%rural,few random high dollar neighborhoods.
What is that big thing near the beginning that looks like an arch?
Is there a restaurant at the top?
It's called The Arch.
It used to be called The Clarion. Great Sunday brunch.
interesting video.
Very Nice :) QC
Anyone here in 2020? Randomly given this?
2023 😉
Grow your red blue or yellow in your yard it worked before for like 10 years 1 bush clean
1969..When you could go downtown without getting robbed or shot
My mom was born in 1969
Mine was born in 1980
mine was born in '38
My mom was born in 1968
I'm from Carr-Square Village right east of where Pruitt-Igoe stood. Born in '76, though. The problem I think with the decline of Saint Louis came from bad planning. Whereas Chicago expanded with industry and technological advance, the hometown just didn't. Chicago embraced railway systems as well, river systems, St Louis didn't. The "old money" started to feel the pinch and saw it so they sold out and left. I'm now in the KC area but am eyeing the Atlanta area since I own a recording and multimedia studio. But St Louis will always be home ....
They are building new residences around Carr St., as well as lots of other places. Some stuff is still beat down and dying, but the construction in the last 5-7 years is more than I ever recall from the early 90s until about 2015, you should have a visit. 🙂
@@Dozenspeed I am in Carr Square all the time so I know
How's that traffic treating you?!
Not to mention the city and county split in 1877.
So I guess Mosenthein Island is a no-go zone?
A good astronaut knows everything on earth even does astranaught spread even across the land she does
I had just turned 4.
That’s pretty cool! Thanks for sharing
Who's the football girl?
Published Feb 17, 2013
and Hotel Millenium... looks abandoned now
I'm anstrnaaught I know all lived in space off and on
I bet it was muggy as hell
I worked 10 years that time she all did and she happy till al ahagd s called and tricked her mind
Al aghada depression you let in 20 years ago grow your own that's what it's about red blue yellow grow a bush 1996 to 2001
That al aghada
I give the size you want😊
I got prastatic s from this shit war been to war in fortgiegn wars my whole lide
I know I built srch
I had my own space station in 1984 kkk got drunk and wrecked into it yet again klan in 2023
When you think this was 50 years ago, it all pretty much looks the same. I noticed lots of new development with Arch, Busch Stadium, and the new KMOX building. It will probably look like this in another 50 years.
Andrea Sher not true, have worked downtown for 26 years and it has changed a great deal. Lot more hotels, the river front doesn’t look anything like this. And we have two newer bridges.
@@Justin-ox2xn we need a lot more down on that riverfront