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Martin Cadillac was built on the sight of the old Olympic Drive In.....

This is an amazing video, I hope it gets more views

The Fosters Freeze is still there on Eagle Rock Boulevard. The Bob’s Bigboy was the one in Highland Park on York Boulevard it became a Carrows for many years and now is a Denny’s.

America was so much fun during this time frame. Going to Van Nuys High School and Bob's Big Boy on Van Nuys Boulevard. No cell phones? No problem. Completely different type of lifestyle than we have now. Much better.

I was born in LA in 1961 and California was the land of milk and honey until the Democrats took over.

My first job was at a Bob's Big Boy . How I miss Fosters Freeze. A chocolate dipped cone, or their shakes with real fruit in it

I just rewatched the I Love Lucy episode where they go to The Brown Derby. 💪🏽

You guys don't really miss those "good ol' days," what you really miss is your youth.

Those were some of the best years to be alive!!!!!!

The good ole days when life was safer, cleaner, and affordable!!!!! Corrupt California politicians have trashed California and America!!!!

The older we get, the better things were.

Born and raised in LA. Loved every bit of this...lots of fond memories...

Those 8Track tape days no download fees to pay then.

I'm ashamed to say I never saw AIDS and cocaine coming.

1:36. Ohh Dove shorts, love & hate. 👍Long legged women 🙊🙉🙈=Richard simmons types

1:01 Gas prices in 6.69?? In 1976??

Who cares if some of the photos have wrong decade, I appreciate the effort, and it brought back some great memories. I moved to LA in 1971 to go to college. For the next 30 years I worked and lived in LA. I still say 70's were my favorite decade.

Roth Draperies. That's right...The Drapes of Roth. FYI, the Coca-Cola building is still there.

Sorry for being Debbie Downer but don’t see too many minorities? I guess it was a nice time if you were not colored.

Long before fat tattooed fake lashes and nails when people actually took time to not to look like gutter trash.

I like how most of those structures are Art Deco in design. I hope they still stand! Having never been there I’m not sure but I would take a tour of just those types buildings as they are my favorite. Upkeep and maintenance is tough in an earthquake prone environment but if you have the time and money it can be done-I hope. Thanks for such a nice video!

This is Los Angeles before the invention of the Tent.

My time.

I grew up in Southern California and have lived or worked in almost every coastal town from San Diego to Santa Cruz. Watching this video brought tears to my eyes. I’m deeply saddened by how ideology has devastated the state, which used to be so beautiful. 😢

70's car maybe but this photo at 2:08 is definately 2020's...

That first photo is definitely not from 1970, LOL

Some beautiful girls in the 50s! I was born in the 50s!

62 to 90 Valley most but I remember some of these but damn the architectural design back then was 2nd to none and I remember.

Sad to know most of these buildings are now either demolished and replaced by a ugly building or abandoned

I remember many of these places, the real estate market was booming in Los Angeles from about 1975- early 1980's, after the late 1973 to early 1975 recession. Land became too valuable, and investors tore down these old places, what a time capsule!

... All areas and products bring back to the good old days ... Some remain, Some have gone ...

Idiot voters keep putting progressives in office, LA is dead.

Yep, now a run down, garbage filled, crime ridden, drug infested Democratic Party run cesspool. Although both my parents were born in LA. They brought my brother and I to Van Nuys in 1969. I’m going to be 58 soon. And what a difference.

There are some of the photos the DATES ARE WAY OFF. One said 1970, all the cars were late '40s to early 50's. MORE THAN 1 PHOTO , WAY WAY OFF

When LA was at it's coolest. Not anymore.

I've been in or seen many of these locations. The Coke building was known as "The Ship". So many Art Deco buildings, looking back at it now look so old and tired.

The sweet smell of helms Bakery truck that was it!

Helms Bakery truck

Watch this speeded up. It's much easier.

I was born in 1998, but I love the 1970s especially 1979 that's my favorite year of the 70's from a far.

Pretty sure there was no social distancing in the 70’s 😂😂😂

Whenever they give a name or an address I look it up in google maps. Fosters Freeze is still there but they have bars on the windows. Pepperdine university is now a church of scientolgy. Tom's auto body is La La's Argentine grill, the big coke bottle is still there but th building is not as cool looking. Sampson Auto is a auto glass place with the same old car on the roof. Felix is still there. Chucks billards is a cleaners. I like the fact that some of these old buildings may have changed names but still have the same tile roof and art deco style. Keep these old photos from the 70's and the 60's coming. My first visit to Ca. was in 76 when I drove across country from Maryland. My favorite vacation. I stayed 10 days.

The T-Bird was a 58 or 59 model. The last of the single seat T-Birds was in 57. The car shown was a later year model.

Color photos from the late 1970's !? Way ahead of the times.

LA was at the end of its prime. Then, the US government and crack cocaine showed up.

LA.te 70's.treets and buildings

1:49 The Foster's Freeze in Wilmington off PCH Look Just Like this one in LA. It's where I stood the Morning the Olympic Torch Route came by for the Olympics in '84. So Many Great Memories as Kid with the Banana Float My Favorite!

3:03Sorry to be a pendant, but USS Forrestal was commissioned in 1955, so 1950 would probably not be the correct date there

Seeing the pictures and dates you couldn't tell the U.S was at war. In 1942 it was dark times for the U.S. In the Pacific with Japan on a rampage, the U Boat war in the Atlantic and Hitlers war in Europe. I thank God I'm an American and the for sacrifices made by the greatest generation. This shows how Americans had strength and optimism during the war.

At 5:49- Pictured is Hollenbeck Jr. High's low playing field ( in Boyle Heights ) , fyi.