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Back then folks hadn’t heard the word “gridlock”. Gridlock was something you bought from a Hardware store they probably reckoned…

Once great city .... destroyed by liberal government policy

Slow it down. Hold pictures still. Remove the shading from the banner. Great pictures overall.

Toronto … Canada is no longer … look at it now ,sad . The politicians have destroyed it.

All before my time, I remembered Kews Gardens and the Boardwalk (wooden). My Grandfather lived on Bellefaire Ave for 65 years.

That's not the 19th century.

When Dublin was inhabited by 'Real Irish Dublin People ''Unlike the riff raff that are there today

Cool shots. Being born in the 60s, I only really remember Yonge St and downtown in the 70s and beyond. The 60s seemed to be the last time the stretch from Queen to Carlton/College had any real life to it. In the 70s, that stretch was a dying cesspool. Now it's just boring. Obviously, the Eaton Centre moved all the retail into a mall and left Yonge to flounder. It will be interesting to see how the new condo developments where once was Bassell's/Big Slice etc interact with the street. That godawful blue thing that the wokesters built at the school formerly known as Ryerson, is a shithole.

A few years ago, Alderman Brett Herron thought the electric MyCiti buses were a new thing......Cape Town had electric trolley buses decades ago.

Wow…what is the music?

Dufferin Plaza , I remember when it was a racetrack .

Please caption the photographs (clearly). Street names, dates, identifiable building, beaches, peaks etc Also the transitions are quite disturbing. Leave the background still as it's always the same anyway.

Lots of fun memories, instead of progress the politicians have destroyed it. Sad and painful to see such a great city become this bad.

nice

I'd like to restore that operating system

Ahhhhh, my Toronto - Born in the East End in late 40`s - left for overseas in 1980.

Toronto of my father. How I miss!!!

I grew up in Toronto. I was born in 1961, and many of these places were very familiar to me. Got waves of nostalgia watching this video. Please slow down the pace of the next series, so details can be observed more easily. Thank you!

Pity that you dont tell us where the pics are from....😢

I remember it all! Thanks.

Very nice. Would love to see it slowed down and be able to spend more time enjoying each photo. They are special.

Nice photos but the caption panel covers up too much

Outside of the downtown core,there was a lot of run down places,like 928-938 Dufferin. Looking at the train tracks,this was still in the latter stages of the industrial age in the city. Yonge Street,with all the taverns and bars concentrated in that area,was a pretty rough and tumble area,especially in the summer and on weekends. This was the era when the likes of Rompin’ Ronnie Hawkins performed nightly at those taverns.

where is part 2 ?

Wow , there was white people back then!

This will ALWAYS be my “kids-eye-view” of Toronto! Brings tears to my 66 year old eyes! Peace - from BC’s Okanagan Valley!

It was good to see Bassel's restaurant again. My family went there many Sundays and the food was 'out of this world'. Such good memories 🙂

Immigration turned Toronto into the cesspool it is now

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Way too fast, slow the pictures and text, what is the rush?

I would love to see Sixties pics of Queen Street East and Shopper's World.

I did live back then & cry when I watch these old photos as I know how lucky I was to be living in cabbage town as I kid & later in my 20's .

I wish I lived back then

Before the devil took over the world.

Toronto has come a long way since the 1960s! Just before I watched this video, I watched another one shot in April 2024. Downtown Toronto nowadays looks so beautiful and so ultra-modern! (I lived in Toronto from 1975 to 1995. I have a lot of happy memories of the time I spent in Canada.)

I never knew about a subway fire in the 60's. Just the Christie station subway fire in the early 70's.

ooooohhhhyes

Please keep still-pictures still, instead of zooming in all the time.

You can reduce the playback by using the settings icon in the upper right of the screen

You have so interesting videos. Please continue making them. Waiting for next one already.

How many shootings,stabbings,muggings,and lootings during this time i wonder? What happened any guesses?😂

Hard to take it all in when it moves so quickly. Slow it down.

Love my city

Old Chicago, it’s come along way. It looks a little different now along with still evolving from the way it looked when I was a kid but you can still find relics of the past in this video throughout downtown.

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These are such historic images. Thank you. I liked and subscribed.

My mother worked at Steele's Tavern ( 2:30 ) in the early '60s and through her I got to know Mr. Steele , Sam & Sid Snyderman of "Sam The Record Man" and also met Gordon Lightfoot who played upstairs at Steele's in those days . I also worked part time at SAM'S during Christmas '66 .

Filme do tempo em que o arco-íris era preto e !! 😂

Previously, the Christian population there reached 40%. Then European Jewish immigrants came to colonize, destroying hundreds of churches and killing Palestinian Christians. Now the remaining population is only 7%. The funny thing is that not many Christians in other countries know this fact. They even support the Zionist state of Israel.

Its so sad to see original