Ghosts of Oak Hill ~Art Deco, Churches and Where the Bad Boys Went~ Youngstown, Ohio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- If you ever get the chance to get out and walk some streets of your neighborhood, I highly recommend that you do just that. The history and architecture you come across is usually amazing and unexpected!
This walk is a little section of Oak Hill in Youngstown, Ohio. You'll see what I mean about amazing!
Nicely done- love the historical tidbits! Thanks
I appreciate the positive vibes!! Thank you !!
I'm way too young to remember it, but I was looking at historic aerial photos, and it's crazy how there used to be a house on every single lot in the South Side. I can't even imagine what that wouldve looked like - now there's maybe 3-4 houses per block in this area! I wish I could go back in time and see it.
Thank you for covering the sections of town…that were part of great memories.
Thank you for watching and commenting! Always something special about every area in the YO!!
Very good👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤚🇧🇷
Your videos are awesome!!! I grew up in Campbell, Ohio. Known as the city of churches back in the day😊
@@debrabaker3721 I appreciate your vibes!!!!!! Thanks for watching and commenting!! I think Campbell is still called that to some degree! Every corner lol
St. Pat’s, baptized there, great memories of that church, we lived on Essex. I remember a big paint store on Essex, and I think a glass store. Now, the late Sister Jerome’s school’s address is where my grandfather’s house was. My aunt and uncles went to St. Pat’s.
Thanks for the personal memories! And extra info! I appreciate you watching and sending the vibes!!
I lived on Southern Blvd between Maywood Dr and Lowell from 1975 to 1980 and a few years ago, I met a couple in Dallas where I live now at a concert at a local venue. After finding out they were from Ohio, I told them where I lived in the 70s and they said " Oh you lived near the KC hall and the public sidewalk"! This is what we called a path between a house and the KC Hall that led from Southern Blvd to Halena Ave. I thought me and my friends gave it the name of "the public sidewalk" back in 76 but here is a couple in the 2000's. I hope that you can maybe dig up some history on that KC hall building and the surrounding area. Anyway Thank you for your videos and taking me back to what I think is the best place I ever lived :) Thanks Jim
Hey thanks for sharing some of your past memories and adding a little more info about the area! I appreciate you watching and sending the vibes!!?
Yes of the 2 St. Patrick’s school. The “new” school was on Glenwood.
Thanks for the added info!!
Was in the Yo today.. went to the Go Kart place in Boardman..
Ahhh!! It’s open huh? Hope you enjoyed the day!!
The mention of the Cassablanca was on one of the Facebook pages I follow. I what's curious to know where it once stood. The interior of the church was surreal from the sharp contrast of the surrounding neighborhood.
Thank you for watching and commenting! It’s great to get out and walk just to see what you may be missing most of the time in our busy daily routines!!
Wow what happened to all the houses?? Loved Lawson’s!! I’m hungry for chip dip! 2 cent popsicles from Lawson’s.
houses all gone with the times unfortunately! I remember Lawson’s well!! miss the stores!!
Thanks Jim. Really enjoyed your video of the south side in Youngstown. The inside of St Patrick Church is breathtaking. So glad you had a good week. 👍
Thank you so much for the positive vibes!!! It was pretty grand wasn’t it?! Thanks again!!
Does anyone remember the doughnut oven I can barely remember but my big sis would get me food from there it was great
Donut oven restaurant?
@@everydayadventureswithjim yes I believe it was called The Doughnut Oven
@@pigrivit for some reason that rings a bell, I can almost see the sign! Hmmmmmmm
Woo Hoo! Happy to see you back! I knew you were on Oak Hill!! Walked Oak Hill for 6 years to go to St. Patrick’s. Walter’s Golden Crust Bakery is where we got our cakes.
Hey! Feels good to be “back”. Took a minute but I think I got it!! I sure do miss Walters’!!! Thanks for the vibe!!!
I never knew there were statues on the church. Thank you!
You’re welcome and thank you for watching!! “Always look up!!”
Probably homes. I remember lots of houses. My parents wouldn’t have let us walk the streets. The area used to be so bad.
Yes the juvenile detention center.
It was a gas station!!
yes it was, but not sure of the details.
Very rough neighborhood.
@@greekvvedge lol.. I guess people may think of it that way, I always found that these spots or “areas” are where the real people are. The true grit!
Awesome response! New subscriber here 👍🏽
@@itsallmonifa thank you!! I appreciate that!!!!