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⁴ᴷ Walking Tour of South Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYC (Lee Avenue, Division Avenue, Jewish Town)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2018
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I walk in NYC through the neighborhood of South Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This part of Williamsburg is populated mainly by Orthodox Jews. Here you will see many Jewish establishments, delis, bakeries, stores, temples, places of worship, and schools.
Filmed September 30, 2018
Timestamps
1:13 - Broadway & Rutledge Street
4:22 - Division Avenue & Broadway
6:33 - Division Avenue & Keap Street
9:30 - Division Avenue & Rodney Street
13:00 - Lee Avenue & Roebling Street
15:50 - Lee Avenue & Rodney Street
19:00 - Lee Avenue & Hewes Street
23:08 - Lee Avenue & Lynch Street
26:42 - Flushing Avenue & Lee Avenue
30:10 - Bedford Avenue & Flushing Avenue
32:45 - Bedford Avenue & Heyward Street
36:07 - Bedford Avenue & Hewes Street
39:25 - Bedford Avenue & Rodney Street
42:35 - Bedford Avenue & Taylor Street
45:25 - Division Avenue & Bedford Avenue
47:45 - Division Avenue & Wythe Avenue
52:45 - Kent Avenue & Clymer Street
55:20 - Kent Avenue & Wilson Street
59:22 - Kent Avenue & Hooper Street
1:00:51 - Kent Avenue & Williamsburg Street West
1:04:07 - Flushing Avenue & Williamsburg Street West (Good Samaritan Removes Loose Wooden Pallet Caught Under Moving Car)
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I know every block you r walking in. I was born and raised in this area. I go back as much as I can. Some of the best kosher food ever❤️❤️❤️
Hey Carole. I lived as a kid on Rutledge St between Marcy ave and Bdwy. Born there in 1954 and left 1967 due to then knocking down all the homes to big a bigger school. I live on Long Island now and my kids are now grown with their own families, but I had to drive them everywhere. Back in Bklyn. All the kids played right in the street. No regrets growing up there. Such great memories. Went to a catholic school called Transfiguration on Marcy and Hooper St.
I visited this area last week "june 22" when we went to peter lugers. We walked around that block and I would like to come back and try some of that kosher food you guys are talking about. What are the things the men are carrying around? Look like a clear box with maybe long stem roses in them or something???
That's what defines a "metropolis" for me: neighborhoods in which you think you're suddenly in another country because people have the opportunity to live their culture relatively unimpaired. I love it. I wish my city had that diversity.
With that definition Tokyo isn't a metropolis though. Since it's 99% Japanese, even though it's the biggest city in the world
Relatively. The reality is that they become like countries with frontiers where strangers are only tolerated. Such is life.
Unfortunately they don't allow diversity in their neighborhoods.
Jewish men are carrying four species of plants for Sukkot around this time of year (October). We can see "Sukkah" built outside the buildings.
Thank you. I wondered what they all seemed to be carrying.
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Timestamps
1:13 - Broadway & Rutledge Street
4:22 - Division Avenue & Broadway
6:33 - Division Avenue & Keap Street
9:30 - Division Avenue & Rodney Street
13:00 - Lee Avenue & Roebling Street
15:50 - Lee Avenue & Rodney Street
19:00 - Lee Avenue & Hewes Street
23:08 - Lee Avenue & Lynch Street
26:42 - Flushing Avenue & Lee Avenue
30:10 - Bedford Avenue & Flushing Avenue
32:45 - Bedford Avenue & Heyward Street
36:07 - Bedford Avenue & Hewes Street
39:25 - Bedford Avenue & Rodney Street
42:35 - Bedford Avenue & Taylor Street
45:25 - Division Avenue & Bedford Avenue
47:45 - Division Avenue & Wythe Avenue
52:45 - Kent Avenue & Clymer Street
55:20 - Kent Avenue & Wilson Street
59:22 - Kent Avenue & Hooper Street
1:00:51 - Kent Avenue & Williamsburg Street West
1:04:07 - Flushing Avenue & Williamsburg Street West (Good Samaritan Removes Loose Wooden Pallet Caught Under Moving Car)
Thank you.
Thank you
Who's here after Unorthodox?
HasidicTube קאמען קאר טריפה כמו שנתברר ע״י הלוחם מלחמות השם ר׳ יענקעלע כהן
Who's here after watching Unorthodox 😂
😂🤚🏼
sameeee
😂😂
I live in London,U.K and Stamford Hill is a bit similar to Williamsburg,although Williamsburg makes a tremendous difference in terms of Satmar community!Again,Crown Heights for me seems more engaging,just wish I could see more women on the street,yes with wigs,in general people say they are not interested but somewhere they are,is a different culture that is very comfortable for them,is their life ,is the mitzvahs,for us even though am reform jew must say is something new,I guess I must try one day how is it, in reality!
Nobody cares
Actionkid grateful to you and thanking you for taking this vid showing the Jewish community in Brooklyn.
You’re welcome
:)
8:20 That's the Williamsburg library! I use to go that as a kid. The library was built in 1903 and designed in a classical revival style. Its floorplan is meant to evoke an open book, with two wings radiating from the center atrium.
42.25 squirrels seem to like you a lot :) They always say "Hi" :)
You walk past a block from my house! This video was shot on "Hoshana Raba" the last day of the Sukoth holiday and one of the holiest in the Jewish calendar. Therefore the streets are so empty.
my friend drove through your block yesterday. And people walk оn the street! Almost no one wears a mask! When all New York hospitals are crowded. The COVID-19 epidemic is terrible ... Why don’t you follow the quarantine rules ???
@Lionel Muggerage Yeah, it's connected to Sukkos / Hoshana Raba. It contains a palm branch, myrtle branches, and willow branches. They probably are also holding a box containing a citron. Based on Leviticus 23:39-43:
"But on the fifteenth day of the seventh month- in your gathering of the produce of the land, you shall celebrate YHWH's celebration, seven days; on the first day- a sabbatical, and on the eighth day, a sabbatical. And you shall take for yourselves on the first day- the fruit of the honorable tree- palms of dates, branch of a leafy tree, and willows of a brook; and you shall be happy- before YHWH your God seven days. And you shall celebrate is as a celebration for YHWH, seven day in a year; an eternal law for your generations; in the seventh month, celebrate it. In booths you shall reside, seven days; every citizen of Israel, shall reside in booths. So that- your generations will know, for in booths- I resided the children of Israel, in my taking them from the land of Egypt; I am YHWH your God."
@@xomy4 The accepted opinion in this neighborhood is that there has been no new cases in the last two months and masks don't work anyways, so why suffocate for nothing? It is widely believed here that the majority of people who died from the virus where either old age hom residents or patients that were killed in the hospitals due to neglect and starvation.
I still go and visit . Wonderful childhood memories.
Wow, a beautiful sunny day in NYC after so many gloomy and cloudy days....
For people wondering what the sign says at 24:12, here's my very rough translation:
"Happy and sweet year!
We wish for all of our customers
A good blessed and sweet year
According to (?) fish that says ready to serve you continually
With helpful service, tasty fresh fish, quality
With the best best flavor for Shabbes* and YT**, for all of your
celebrations and for every opportunity"
* Sabbath, from Friday evenings at sunset until Saturday night at dark
** abbreviation for Yom Tov (often pronounced as Yontif), referring to the three major Jewish holidays, and Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year.
1:04:05 Where the hell did that come from? Tourists to the rescue.
Excellent hike, outstanding video.
Caminhada sensacional pelas ruas e avenidas do Brooklyn - New York dos EUA, valeu por deixar conhecer um pouco do cotidiano do povo judeus ortodoxos, muito obrigado meu nobre brother pelo o seu excelente vídeo.
Exactually where I grew up. I lived off Lee Ave. Thanks for this video.
The Hero 6 is looking good, 105. Brilliant Robin's egg-blue skies, crisp weather - its a wonderful day for walking. Here on the left coast, we had yesterday the CicLAvia/Downtown Disney festival, where an 8 mile stretch of street from the Disney Music Hall to parts near the Hollywood Bowl was closed to traffic, allowing cyclists and walkers free rein. A little humid, as monsoonal moisture was present from the south, but still good to be out and about, while testing my Garmin Virb Ultra 30. As always, thanks 105 for the clip.
Super interesting video, AK. You continue to amaze, but miss your narration and commentary.
Yoo I live like two blocks from where you started the video at..
Hey Manuel. I lived as a kid on Rutledge St between Marcy ave and Bdwy. Born there in 1954 and left 1967 due to then knocking down all the homes to big a bigger school. I live on Long Island now and my kids are now grown with their own families, but I had to drive them everywhere. Back in Bklyn. All the kids played right in the street. No regrets growing up there. Such great memories. Went to a catholic school called Transfiguration on Marcy and Hooper St.
@@shsechas too bad the neighborhood is changing so much 🤦🏼
There are so many minivans in the neighborhood.
Wow jewish town Jewish people long hair wear a black bear hats a long coat on a sunny day wow that's reality love the video man 🆒✌from🇳🇿
Quiero conocer Brooklyn
Proud to be a Hasidic Jew
My old neighborhood. It was so much prettier back in the 60s
They live in nice apartments. I watched half way through ... I enjoyed it so far :)
What’s in those long boxes a lot the Hasid’s are carrying? Anyone know?
@Alex Noll. It was סוכות holiday. caring a לולב & אתרוג to pray in Synagogue
Ah yes..when you wanna live in Brooklyn minus the ignorance...hard working blue collar mind your own...a slice of heaven..refreshing
I use to live in 229 south 3rd and Marcy
Another A+ walk thanks A
Definitely bringing back Natan Strauss vibes in Jerusalem.
Hello! Actionkid 105 jiji!!...beauty day!!...and quiet day!...I❤route! !😊😚
I believe those wooden structures are called 'eruv'. Used for Sabbath
observance.
nope, they are called Sukkot (or Sukkah, single), a hut like structure, Jews eat in during the holiday of Sukkot.
An 'Eruv' would be mostly invisible fishline running far above the street.
They are in Sucot.
watched at 2X speed
Wow
It is the Chasidic community not Jewish Town.
Jew town
What's that thing the Jewish men are carrying ?
I’m not sure myself.
After a bit of Googling I'm guessing they are carrying Lulav (palm fronds) or willow branches some of the Four Species for Sukkot en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukkot but I could be wrong of course.
FifthnLicoln is Right, they are carrying the Lulav (palm branch) in a case that protects it.
They are carrying lulav's! The traditional palm branch with myrtle and willow branches are bound together and is used in service prayers during sukkot.
it s lulav for soukhot fest ...
wow 4k nice
I USED LIVE AT 60 MIDDLETON ST BETWEEN MARCY AND LEE AVENUES
Hey Nereida. I lived as a kid on Rutledge St between Marcy ave and Bdwy. Born there in 1954 and left 1967 due to then knocking down all the homes to big a bigger school. I live on Long Island now and my kids are now grown with their own families, but I had to drive them everywhere. Back in Bklyn. All the kids played right in the street. No regrets growing up there. Such great memories. Went to a catholic school called Transfiguration on Marcy and Hooper St.
@@shsechas WELL MY WIFE NEREIDA DIDNT LIVE THERE ME HER HUSBAND RONALD LOZADA GONZALEZ LIVED THERE UNTIL 1988 WHEN I MOVED WITH MY FATHER WHO HAD RECENTLY RETIRED FROM THE MTA SUBWAY LINE TO LIVE IN PUERTO RICO AND EVER SINCE THAT TIME I HAVE BEEN LIVING IN PUERTO RICO AND THAT'S WHERE I MET MY ACTUAL WIFE NEREIDA TO WHOM I'VE BEEN MARRIED FOR 27 YEARS. AND BY THE WAY I WAS BORN IN GREEN POINT HOSPITAL AND RAISED IN MIDDLETON ST.
@@nereidaflores7721 Thanks for the reply Ronald. Hope you are doing well. I also remember visiting friends in Green Point at times.
what do you use to film?ty.
I'm from Brooklyn and I been watching your videos for awhile. What's with all the wooden balconies and extended coverings on the buildings?
Thanks for Sharing!
That has me curious too. Wooden add ons. Whats the purpose? Maybe for a religious purpose? Hmmm.
the wooden structures on the balconies are called Sukkot en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukkah
The structures need to be under the sky, without obstruction of another balcony or trees, many buildings in Williamsburg are built with the Sukkah in mind. 6:50 , 21:23 , 25:00 you can see it
What are they bringing in their hands?
01.03.39 at the end of this road was that you saw a car with a wooden board caught underneath it. So, how do you go home since you don't have a bike with you? Do you take a train home?
I didn't go home immediately after this. I did some more walking over the Manhattan Bridge and did a tour of Chinatown also.
You are a great walker. Thank you for sharing your NYC life with us, the citizens of the world :)
Is the fuzzy hat a status thing? It seems like the younger Jewish men don’t wear them.
Unmarried dont wear them
What do you use to hold the camera in place?
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Not much of a tour if all you're doing is walking down the street carrying a camera. Google maps can give you the same thing on demand.
Wish Bensham was This BIG! lol 😆
I know that all Hasidic Jews are Orthodox but not all Orthodox Jews are Hasidic. Do they drive cars? Some use mobile phones :) Do they use electricity in their homes?
I am not sure. It really depends on their beliefs. Although I do know that many live a simple lifestyle and firmly follow the law of the Torah.
Orthodox jews do not drive a car on Sabbath or Holiday. on other days, they do use mobile phones and electricity. On Sabbath and Holidays electricity may be used, but not turned on or off, unless done with a timer beforehand.
I just noticed that this video is taken on "Chol Hamoed" (festival weekdays) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chol_HaMoed, where the use of electricity and cars are permitted.
Actionkid, they don't seem to mind you filming them. They are friendly and welcome people to their neighbourhood. Would you say they can be compared to the Amish?
I guess so, it's a different lifestyle but they handle outsiders pretty well.
I'm happy to know that :)
A comment from a native born Williamsburg Brooklyn New Yorker in the late 1950’s and 1960’s these areas all use to be a great majority was of Puerto Rican’s community and orthodox Jewish had small community’s , what a big change , this is why they wanted to take over these neighborhoods ( an all Hasidic Jewish community , mostly all of Williamsburg Brooklyn , NY. 🤦🏽♂️
Correction (Communities) my mistake
They expand rapidly, more neighborhoods will follow suit in the future
@@ike4282 Puerto Rican and Black women are the biggest welfare queens in Brooklyn. We all pay for their litter of kids and most of them are single mothers too so leave hasidim alone. Williamsburg (and Crown Heights) were Jewish long before you all showed up.
I went to high school there
а что такое пластмассовые они тащат все ?
Shalom.
24:11 Fish tasty like honey... is that written in Hebrew?
That's a really interesting sign!
It is. I wonder what it says?
Its customary to wish each other a "Sweet year" this fish shop is using that message to market their fish. Sign is in Hebrew letters, but in Yiddish language (mostly) wishing their customers a sweet New Year, ready to serve our customers quality fish for the holidays. (roughly translated)
Thank you for the translation. In India as well, that they baked sweet pastries to celebrate Deepavali as in to mark a sweet occasion. :)
@Shmuli Evers. לשון הקודש אותיות
God Bless Israel......We Pray For You....The God Of Abraham, Issac and Jacob.....
Them Jewish school bus drivers out there are the most wreckless drivers I ever came across!! 🤦♂️
Deadass almost been hit by those mini vans 80 times 😂🤦🏼
@@ike4282 that’s why I’m so glad I live in NC now, no busy and wild traffic anymore! Like night and day! Lol I wouldn’t live anywhere NY!
Must be early morning. Streets are deserted. These streets are a bee hive midday.
43.44 beautiful flowers for sale. For me? :)
Whats that laughing at around 5.30? Lol, wth! 😀
What they write in hebrow ,in israel we dont talk like that in here as you can see the hebrow letters,its umm language called iddish i think . the religes jews are speaking this languege most of em 24:12
כן, הם מדברים וכותבים ביידיש כי הם חושבים שעברית היא ״לשון קודש״ ורק מדברים אותה בתפילה ובלימוד תורה. יידיש היא שפה קרובה לגרמנית, עם הרבה מילים מעברית, ארמית, רוסית (או שפות סלוויות אחרות) ואפילו שפות לטיניות.
Correction (Communities) my mistake
oh my goodness , look at the city so beautiful , but , where’s a people , i mean , look 👀 so boring not too many people walking around city , well , i just said hello everybody it’s there city ,
thank you for your video clip guy , i love 💕 to watching lot a travels place sweetheart ,
ok , God bless the whole people in there city and there it’s that country , Amen 🙏
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They don’t look as fat as the average Americans. Maybe because they eat home-cooked meals, not fast food? Starbucks and McDonalds are making America poor and fat! 🤣🤣🤣
Women in the community get abused, they have a 60% poverty rate in the Southside and they all lack college education.
According to the United States Census (1/4/2010) the whole population of Williamsburg was 78,700. European (Caucasian)-American 66.5%, African-American 2.8%, Latinx-American 26.3%, Asian-American 2.9%.
There’s no point in looking at all of williamsburg. Northside is all white while the deep Southside is Jews and puerto ricans
@@ike4282 So?.
Unorthodox
Isaiah53
No offense I don’t know why I am watching this if shit I use to walk up and down this area..
Lol same I live right next to division, I just wanted to read the comments and argue wit ppl 🤦🏼
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