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The pilson family are always welcomed home on hoover and 57th imagine all the 40 to 70 year olds who was born in that neighborhood my great grandmother lived on 57th and off Normandie

Damn granny was the real quadruple og from hoover breaking dude's arms in the alley 😂

Saint Leo. Not Saint Leon. Verbum Dei. Not Verbun Dei.

*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !* _Tappin' in from South Central LA_ I'm a proud graduate of Jeff (Class of 92, Wutitdo !). I'm still in the area. As a matter of fact, I literally just drove past there on my way home. Still under construction. I graduated a couple of years before the racial tension exploded. When I was there, for the most part everyone got along - except the gang bangers obviously. My story: One morning at P.E. we were playing flag football. During one play I got the ball and was juking in the opposite direction until everyone let me know. Ever since then the P.E. teachers, Mr. Newton and Mr. Fuji nicknamed me "Wrongway". 😂 Good times.

This is great! I grew up in South LA in the 60s and 70s. There is a deep history in our community. More folks from our community needs to see this.

Good interview. Lets get some history on Mid City and Highland Park.

They need to do this to the alleys behind MacArthur park

White people really do make neighborhoods safe , I’m Hispanic and I gladly admit that , I love white people

I heard about this swapmeet. I never went there! But now im curious to go check it out!

We need more caring doctos like Dr. Pilson! May he rest in peace!

Dr. Pilson was a very carig an. May he rest in peace!🙏

Interesting story!😊

My dad grew up there in the late 40's through the late 50's including Hollywood and Mac Aruthur Park areas. The consensus from so many former white residents including my older family members and so many others is that right around 1960, whites started leaving in droves over and over again and people were not separated like they are now. Something happened that created this chronic anti-white sentiment that nothing could stop. It was like an avalanche. Also my mom's dad was born in what is now Skid Row in the early 1920's and said "poverty alone could not have destroyed the metro area of central and south Los Angeles like the way it became. It was something else."

Wonderfully done. This was like a mini movie. Thank you

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This is pure gold. Love them and the real stories. We grew up slauson and 3rd ave. Was a great place to live.. things changed dramatically after 1970. Everything was there. Shopping, restaurants, doctors, veterinarians, neighborhood pub, parks,just to name a few.

Jews in Los Angeles primarily live (and lived) on the west side. That is, west of La Cienega and north of Culver City. The largest and most concentrated Jewish communities are in and around Beverly Hills and the Fairfax District. There are a lot of Jewish people in and around Hancock Park as well.

So sad she didn’t retain her native Russian language.

Great interview! I was born in that hospital early 1970’s

Amazing story. I was born at Hoover Street Hospital in 1978.

I grew up on 54th between Vermont and Hoover and I lived right next to the half walk as we called it in the 70s

This interview was absolutely fantastic 👏 This couple has won my ❤️ I love you both for this video !!!

This is so awesome

I grew up in Silver Lake. If I had the financial opportunity to go back and live there, I would do it in a heartbeat! It's my old neighborhood and I have great, fond memories that I still cherish today. Great interview. 🥰

Class of 1995!

That's the neighborhood I grew up in, 54th and Hoover, in the 80s.

It’s terrible how the city of LA has neglected South LA.today you never see street maintenance crews maintaining the areas like north of the 110 fwy.

Please do a story on the milk dairies along Slauson. I remember Knudson on Slauson and Western and another on Slauson near Vernmont. There was another in Leimert Park

Dr. Pilson was my family doctor. I remember getting sick and having to stay overnight in his hospital. My brother was born at South Hoover hospital on June 20th, 1966.

Awesone interview. Keep them coming please!!!

Thanks for going this history lesson on this area of Los Angeles. My dad was a doctor whose office was located at 92nd and Broadway and was on staff at this hospital and Morningside Hospital as well as St. Francis Hospital in Lynwood, CA. Also on staff at King Drew. 🙏🏾

I used to live across the street in some apartments

I grew up in South LA. Budlong and 53rd in the 60s. I remember Dr Pilson, making a house call when I got the mumps. I think it was $5. A very special time. I went to kindergarten at 52nd street. I remember the Sears and Roebuck on Slauson and Vermont. Thanks for documenting this.

Really enjoyed the interview I'm also South Los Angeles the Vernon and Broadway area ,keep bringing more interviews..

Graduate of class of 1978. Didn’t know it started as a junior high. Watts riots ran all the white kids out. Myself and three of my brothers attended there during different periods. Go Generals!!!

I then moved to 37th and St Andrews went to 36th st school graduated to Foshay Jr high school and graduated to Manual arts in 55 knew the group the Coasters.

I know the area that the lady was talking about well.

I have memories of the area of what's called South Central. I grew up there in the 40s and 50s between Avalon and San Pedro used to play in South Park, lived there from baby till I was in 4th grade. Went to Main street School 53rd and Main from kindergarten. I would love to talk about it to people.

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Wow! Dr. Pilson was my doctor from 66-68 and I still have my immunization record from that time. This is a good vid brings back memories ❤

Please Please tell us about the building in Vermont and slauson that was demolished it was a sears store, before it was demolished I saw it it was a beautiful building

Vermont and slauson neighborhood😊 will back then you have Sears and robot you had no berries you have the temple theater across the street you had Jersey made behind thrifty's,John Muir Junior high

Outstanding article! I'm a Los Angelian from the Exposition and Crenshaw area; and I get so emotional thinking about growing up in the greatest city in the world. If I could go back, I absolutely would. Thanx again 👍

This series has been great, so interesting and informative. I love your channel, please continue to educate us about the history of South Central

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You guys got something wrong the El super market use to be better foods and across the street the world gas station was the world gas station I'm 68 years old and I grew up in that neighborhood and there was another world gas station on the northeast corner of Central and Florence my grandma just stayed on 65th between Hooper and Central

history is great

Love this channel and the history of Los Angeles. Great stuff.

Great reporting and history on South LA.