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0:38 I think that is the 33rd Communications Group Building.

Reverend Doss married my parents in 1950.

Berdoo

I have a cool old milk bottle from them .

You need to take the way back machine😂😂😂

Norton is where I saw my first SR71 flyby at an air show! It was awesome!

Wishing it was the full Episode! This was Cut to Shite!!

This is basically just me when I do my modded American playthrough in HOI4 Great War redux mod

Oh! Whereabouts on C st near Mt Vernon I’ve lived there for more than 50 years 😊

Can't come close to processing these images!

I was at Norton for the ceremony of the very first C-141 Starlifter arriving.

Funny, the group that's singing this song (Christie) never been to "San Bernadino".

Thank you thank you I loved all the concerts at the swing. I was there that night. My eyes were burning. It was crazy.

OMG! I can't believe thi. Was living in Highland California, where this fugitive episode was filmed and I was in that crowd. He was shaking hands with. I was probably junior high school at the time. I remember everything all those buildings. It is so awesome to see this.

I used to live right across from Campo. No, when I was a child, our house was on the corner of state street and Sheridan road. My sisters and I used to cross the street and go play Over and what was left of the place had No Idea what it was or what it was for.

On this hot July day, this is EXACTLY the Mission-Pak jingle stuck in my brain!

This episode is one of the good ones. 😂

Born and raised in San Bernardino no matter what I still love my city

Biden was set up…The DNC had to let him crash and burn asap so that the “most popular president ever” could be swapped out before the convention.

Moved to Berdoo in '63 from Seattle. Paradise!!!! Population abt 40,000. Cruised E st every weekend

Where is this lake at 2:38?

This is very cool to see that even though they were competitors, they are so complimentary to each other. Of course, the Taco Bell of today is NOTHING like it was back in the old days (for that, you'd have to go to Taco Tia), the same can be said of Del Taco too. Baker's has remained pretty true to the original recipes and is a true gem in the IE.

All the Albertos (and Alanbertos and all the other variations) owe their business to all those funky Taco Bell buildings that Glen Bell built.

Sounds like Bill is not involved in the Naugles 2.0 stores operating in CA now. I wonder how he feels about the revitalization of his grandfather's brand?

San Bernardino has a dubious place in rock history. Randy Rhoads is buried there.

Huh, interesting. Someone from my family owned that building in the '90s, I only knew it to be a feed/tack store which I guess it still is to this day. I had no idea it was a restaurant at one time.

Things like this may really have happened.

I graduated from Aquinas in 1972. Took a drive down E Street 2 weeks ago. Wow... the Park that used to be next to the old demolished California Hotel, is now connected to the St. B's Retirement Home. I went to St. B's High School, from 1968 to 1971, before the Sylmar Earthquake knocked down the High School. No more Crest Movie theatre either. I am enjoying your memories. Thank you.

Yucaipa was my home for years, San Bernardino was good to me, regards

I was born and raised in San Bernardino along the foothills and orange groves of the San Bernardino mountains. It was a great place growing up, once designated "An All American City". Unfortunately, because of past corruption the city is falling apart and crime is in every corner of the town. No one should have to grow up there under the conditions of today. You couldn't pay me enough to ever live anywhere in the Inland Impire again. I spent 3 months recently taking care of my sick mother. She still lived in the house I grew up in. Police helicopters flew over the neighborhood every evening and drug deals taking place on the corner and occational gunfire from a near by apartment complex. There aren't too many unaffected areas in Southern California of rampant crime. California has gotten so bad, It embarrasses me to say I'm from there. I moved away 30 years ago but I still have family in the area so I still visit once in a while. It was once one of the best places to live. It has been destroyed.

I bowled there with my parents when I was a kid then danced there as a young adult when it was the Branding Iron.

He was my uncle and HE IS THE GOAT ....

I was stationed at Norton from 1970-1972 and 1974-1977. Great base, it's a hoot looking at all the familiar flight line areas including those massive hangars. Only when I was there, the F-105s, C-124s, and C-118s were replaced by the iconic C-141 Starlifters!!

I ever realized when I was a kid I would be stationed at Norton a few years later. 1967 to 1970

Never heard of Mother Lizards and what was the cross street on E St. where it was located? As for KFXM, I was at the Orange Show when they had a real tiger in a cage (a tiger was their logo), and when I walked up to it there was no chicken wire or a guard or a station rep to say, "Hey, don't get too close, kid". That fucker would rip off an arm of any one dumb enough. Thank God I wasn't. Parting shot: I have one of their old "Another Tullis and Hearne Station" signs in my garage here in Phoenix, AZ. GOD, I miss my childhood.

I worked at Naugles on Del Rosa when I was 16 years old. I was working there when it switched over to Del Taco.

When i was 16 (in the 80s) I used to ride my scooter to Torrance Municipal Airport and watch all the helicopters take off and land. I will never forget meeting Commander Chuck Street. He had his Hughes 300 (schweizer 269) that he talked about in this interview. It was a small piston helicopter painted bright yellow with red Kiss FM on sides. He talked to me for quite a bit before i watched him take off, super nice guy as i remember. I think he even offered to give me a ride sometime. Anyways thanks for sharing this video on how it all came to be. 😎🤙

I would love to learn a lot more about our city, if anyone can point me in the right direction

Colton on Washington Ave. I remember that one and the one in "San Bernardino across from a Stater Bros.

YERMO, CA has the first DEL TACO.

I grew up in Loma Linda (since 1983) but never heard this story thanks! Are you related to Adrian Cotton?

William Conrad shot two episodes of Cannon in Redlands.

This is such a trip down Memory Lane for me. My Dad, Bill Lee, was a member of the Mellomen, a quartet of singers who did a lot of commercials (including this one!), recording and endless voices at the Disney studios. I remember this ad so fondly. That’s Dad’s 2-note solo on “so gay” LOL

Gene Landis still alive and healthy.

Great gifts. Judy Landis Gene landis

Gene Landis is here in Thousand Oaks California and doing very well. 2024 January

did billy die

Smokiness fast food restaurant in all the world! 🌎 Such a shame they didn’t last!

Excellent work & thanks for sharing ❤☃️🎅🏻🌲🌟

This brought back great memories. Every Sunday after Church, my parents would drive to the dairy on Waterman Ave, where they would purchase Eggs and Milk for the forthcoming week. Great history. Thanks for producing this interview/video.