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I can still play my solos.

Where were these skides shown at? Where is this room? What group?

Enjoyed. Thank you.

My mom was a teenager in 1937.

Great film, love old time home movies. Music a great touch!

I wrote an email to VW, back then, asking what song was used for the commercial. They sent me the CD. 👍🏼 Kudos VW!

Hey brother. My grandfather was born in Hellertown, in 1932. Werkheiser. How can I contact you. All of this brings back the most memories for him and we have a lot too

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Great Video and I love the music!

What is your wire length?

TRULY Wonderful. Thanks!

Wow this is so cool.

Mr. Clark was my wife's grandfather, he was the highest ranking officer when he returned to Hellertown after WW1 ( I think he was a Captain in the U.S. Army) and he was elected to be the first commander of the VFW in Hellertown. He died in 1943.

Wow! George Gershwin would be so proud! Thank you for sharing!

Well done maestro!!!!

I did not know that it was 1998 that this car ad aired on Television originally. I saw it for the first time while watching the FOX TV gameshow Greed, which aired in 1999 and was pre maturely cancelled.

Thank you for posting this, whoever you are. I'm doing some research on the subject as my 2nd great-grandfather who was an immigrant from Italy, was killed by a trolley car in the Lehigh Valley. He had fallen in the snow and was run over. I find it very interesting. I'm in my late 30's and whenever I tell people my age that story, they are more shocked that we had trolleys 😂

Very cool, nostalgic. Grew up in lower Saucon township and graduated in 1976 from Saucon Valley. The high school in the film was my junior h.s. 7th to 9th grade. Would be interesting to see the present day footage for comparison. John Ringhoffer

Hi Dan and Anthony, Dan the black people you are thinking about is the Stokes family. They lived out in the country I believe in Williams Township. there were three children that all went to Saucon Valley in the early seventies. Sharon was the oldest and was always smiling and cracking jokes, unfortunately she died at an early age of Sickel Cell I think in her thirties. In the middle was David two years younger. He like me were a little wild in our days and were very good friends until we drifted apart in the mid-seventies. I heard he moved to Houston where he became a Pastor. Again unfortunately he died of leukemia in his forties. The third was Brenda, she was the youngest by a few more years and I really don't know what happened to her. The father didn't really say much but the mother was one of the nicest women I ever had the pleasure to know. The sixties and seventies were a great time to grow up in.

Wasn’t he arrested

WHERE ARE THE BLACK PEOPLE ⚫ AT IN THIS!!!! I SEE JUST WHITE PEOPLE DO THEY EXIST???

The song is Master Cylinder Jung at Heart

hey Dan, me again. Correction I meant Penn Street and Northampton. not Durham Street I always get those two mixed up.

Hey Dan, I think I finally got it with the help of your clue. Is it the intersection of Northampton and Durham streets looking toward Water Street then Easton Road in the distance? It also looks like the silver creek is kind of high. I remember walking that creek many times about sixty years ago. That must be the entrance to Carsons hardware Store on the left. If I'm wrong I give up, where is it? Also, I enjoy your work very much......thanks for the memories.

i lived in hellertown my whole life but i can't figure out where 13:48 is at.does anyone know where that intersection is at?

I had a CD with the different versions of the song on it. I loved it. I think it was a CD that came in the glove box along with the owner's manual

As a foot note, Clarence Clark who was shown early in the film clip was the fist Commander of the VFW . He was my wifes' (Paula Weaver Martinko) grandfather. He died in 1943 of a heart attack.

I had a VW iPad 10gb back in the day that came preloaded with all the commercial songs from the time. Such a great song

Quick, name the two actors in this commercial.

This was absolutely wonderful! I portions of my life growing up in Hellertown, my 2 children did grow up in Hellertown. This brought back very fond and warm memories for myself. It would be wonderful to see the older versions of the buildings and surroundings along with their modern counterparts. I know some roads have changed, I've been away form the area for over 10 years now, but I'll always come home to there.

Thanks for doing this.

My name is Jason pichel I can't believe I found this I was actually looking up we're trying to look up creepy stories from Hellertown. This is my grandfather's tractors he was my biggest fan I love him more than anything in the world. Ramon Pichel is most definitely who I strive to be like on a daily basis.

I remember the old Hamster. I know you still have it from your video but are you still using for communication across the world collecting?

18 views impressive.

Footage? There is actual film in the camera?

I thought silent films ended in the 20s. Are you this quiet with Ann?

I like how much time you spent narrating and showing it modulates.

Wonderful times we had at your home!!

Thats wonderful!! My Dad Mr Kendy, sends his love. mmkmem@gmail.com Keep in touch. This is priceless.

This is how I remember Wilchderdon Farm looking like in 70s before the barn was torn down.

Never knew this existed... PRICELESS. Having wanted to be an architectural historian I am awestruck at these images. The detail, simplicity and wide open spaces of the property (unobstructed by woods today) of what would have been, then, an approx. 80 yr old farm. 😍❤

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful vintage footage! Made all the memories and stories of my grandparents and parents come alive! What a treasure!

Absolutely positively grand. Wow! Certainly took me back in time. Thank you thank you thank you.

The funny thing is that i drive by each place 10 times a day ;-; and i live far away from main st lol i live in the woods areas

Hello! I think you are my dancing teachers son. We grew up with you guys. My Dad Dave, is in Hellertown and always loved you!

Impossible to know all of them. And you have to add analog processors and effects. Delays, reverbs, etc... I think there is a rhythm machine and real drums together. The bass has compressors etc...the keyboards and synths are more than appears on those videos. In this piece we see Rhides below but I can not recognized which is over it... Someone that reads this please help... Thanks.

Thank you for sharing this video. I grew up in Hellertown in the 60s and 70s. I enjoyed your video!!

Great memories.....Thanks!!!

Love it!

Wonderful