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So much valuable history shared by a Keizer icon

When I went there, that van was parked out back stuffed with bags of shredded paper.

This is just SO good!

Cool, thanks for posting.

I spent a lot of time in that Radio Shack after getting out of school in ... 1985?

The first 1:20 is on Broadway in north Salem. I do love this film. We moved into Keizer in September of 1986. So it reminds me of our first few years there. Thanks for posting it.

This is going North!

Back when cars still had some level of design and style.

I would love to volunteer

I remember going through the old Keizer schoolhouse after this move. My dad, Bart Bennett, designed the remodel of it while working for Carlson-Veit Architecture.

I attended Keizer School for its final years, the last half of 6th grade was spent in the new location, I really loved that school, I still have so many vivid memories from those days, I am so grateful this was filmed

Great interview. Mr. Pease is such an important part of Keizer sports history and of course his outstanding Keizertimes sports columns!

3:28 this intersection is chemawa and river road ? correct

I remember it well. Fun to look back at visual local history.

While she described various parts of Keizer and area, it would interest me to see maps and photos from the various locations and timelines.

I was a freshman and I was part of this experience. It was so much fun

This was a great night! Reliving all of the Keizer history through my faither in law's eyes.

Taught in Vallejo California also .

Wow, I never knew McNary was this old. lol

Amen. Thanks Dr. Hairston. Your beautiful song was on my mind today and touched my soul. I've been struggling and I know I need Him

The biggest change is the amount of people and the traffic. She sounds like my older sister. She had horses and was always was riding her horses around mostly around the farm areas on Windsor Is. Rd. She rode her horse in the Keizer parade back in the late 50s. I remember Labish Stables which was around where Target is now. - Our house got flooded in the 1964 flood, on Joan Dr. Mom and I left and stayed with family. And dad stayed with the house to protect it from vandals. We had a two story house, so dad stayed on the second story with our german shepherd and cat. They would bring him food by helicopter, and dad would go out on the garage roof, which was flat, to get it. After that we had to live in our driveway in a mobile home until the house got repaired.

I went to Keizer Elementary starting in 1966. I got lost the first day. I was in line to go to the lunch room and got switched over into the wrong line, and ended up in a second grade classroom. They had called my mother about me being lost. They finally found me in that classroom.

Just thinking how Keizer has changed as I was coming from Salem today. Wish we had a video like this from the 60s when I was a kid. Nice to see the old school on the corner. Wish the traffic was the same.

thank you for filming this.

Photos and articles about the move. facebook.com/pg/KeizerHistory/photos/?tab=album&album_id=738931596285267

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I loved Jester and had the privilege of knowing and singing with him two different periods in my life..I have to say he was a major influence in my life...

I loved Jester and had the privilege of knowing and singing with him two different periods in my life..I have to say he was a major influence in my life...

Eating Salem Exhibit June 19-August 22, 2015 at willametteheritage.org #SalemRestaurantMemories

Trying to figure out UA-cam. View in HD for a clear image ;-)