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I only wish you had told us who's house was who's. Other than that I enjoyed your video of classic Hollywood👍🏾👍🏾

now its a huge ghetto

We lived on Stanford near W. Gray. Montrose was just a couple of blocks west of us. Our old house was torn down and replaced by a monstrosity that looks nothing like the character of the old neighborhood. Half the houses in the neighborhood seem to have met the same fate. Nobody wants to live in small little bungalows, I suppose, especially at the prices in that neighborhood!

I bet it was fun living in Atlanta back 50's

House just got remodeled last year. Still standing

Yup the house is still looking good today. 2024 Same street # sign and all ✨

5859 Heron Dr... now

i think this is where all the gay fellers live now...

O man .67 mom was working there. I was in 5th grade

I was in college 1969-1972, and moved to Houston after college. As we left sfasu every weekend, I was glad to have pals to visit Houston and back then Montrose was a hippie haven, epic fun memories….

My husband is Acoma. You should send this to the Pueblo of Acoma so they can preserve it for other generations. Ty for sharing 😢 so much history is lost. Bless you! 🙏🏻

Triola and Redding intersection: 7464 Redding Rd Houston, Texas It looks like the fire hydrant might have been moved?

Hey the month and year I was born! Very cool 😊

Now imagine the area with ten times as many people and cars, but no more space. A victim of it's own uniqueness.

I lived at Commonwealth and Michigan in 1972. Ahh the good old days

61 years

I came to Houston in 1980 and fell in love with lower Westheimer and the Montrose area at that time. Although much has changed, Montrose still retains its’ eclectic charm! ❤❤❤

Incredible

Oh that’s very cool

They took it down before I was born and I missed it.

Stupid spot for a pool

Viva La Paz y la madre naturaleza. Viva Cristo Rey

Aww that was cool Memories

I remember that it was in June of 1969 when I graduated company D 2 3

My baby brother lived in Montrose, and me and my friends would cruise up and down Westheimer. So many clubs and shops to go into. It didn't matter if you were gay or straight.

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Was that metal spiral staircase the one at AvantGarden now?

Yes Houston has always been known for its heating radiators. It's a heritage thing.😅

upload part 13

All this says to me that this was much earlier than 1968

Dear one who posted this fantastic video, my son lives in Montrose, recently a lady drove by and told him Bill Haley lived across the street from him, and he had cook outs on my son's front lawn...I wonder if there are pics or video of such wonderful historical pictures of this musical genius playing outside there in Montrose? 😍❤️🙏

After about 15 seconds, I turned it off -- disappointing. 👎

I love seeing old pictures of new mamas and their babies

Grew up on Sharpcrest ,moved in in 1965 ,I was 5 older brother 7 and younger sister was 3.8300 block. Parents moved out in 81 I think. We are the Reid's

Fun days❤❤❤❤

Basic may 1966 ft poth La.

Bloused pants I thought olny air borne troops could wear their boots like that.

Muchas gracias ❤

Man as a native Houstonian in my mid 40’s I’m almost sick by how much you bash the area. What you are doing for younger people is teaching them the same thing you are complaining about which is awful. Please don’t make a video based on what you don’t know. Life is scary sometimes but encourage the future generations instead of passing on what your negative experiences have been with the area. This is home to a lot of people who may not have had the chance for certain opportunities otherwise so tone it down my friend!

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I loved music shopping in the area.

Took BCT there in 64, but was there in 67 for a short TDY. can't remember the exact month , but it was in the fall. After getting out of the army I was back there in 74 for a USAR annual training as a student DS. Then in the 80s for several NG overnighters.

Fast forward to 2023 and Houston is a crime ridden shithole.

I believe La Carafe opened in 1968 or 1969.

Beautiful bride 😊

My family moved to Sharpstown in 1955. That was when Frank Sharp built schools to sell houses. Today they sell housese to build schools. What no pictures of Strake Jesuit.

Wow!!! I grew up in the village but this is the first time I’ve seen what Acoma looked like before I was born. My dad was 10yrs old at the time this was taken. I would have loved to see footage of a stroll through but I’m sure no recording was allowed. Thank you for sharing this and giving us the younger people the opportunity to see our home before we existed….love it!!!!

Is this the same SkyHook that eventually went to Magic Springs?

Thanks

Wow if I could go back good time's from a native those were the best year's daydream ranch rocking horse ranch stage coach ranch Bonnie springs hacienda stables twins lake stable those were the good times Vegas