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Over the last 25 years Downtown Toledo has changed so much with the addition of the Huntington center and fifth third field. The warehouse district is thriving with apartments and new city life. Going to a baseball game or a hockey game in Toledo is always a good time.
I was born in Toledo. My entire family is from there. But I moved to NJ when I was two. Visited Toledo twice a year. My dad worked at OI (Owens Illinois) beginning at 15 years old in 1943 during the war. Only job he ever had til he retired at 55. My grandmother worked at the Auto*Lite factory during the war and after. Lived at (545 Earl St.). And a few members of my family worked at the Jeep plant. Nobody lives there anymore except two cousins of mine. It's sad. Toledo has become a toilet bowl, quite literally. We are a Polish family, but our neighborhoods are all so diverse now, which is good. Toledo has certainly changed. All except for the very deliscious ( I can eat ten of them at once), Rudy's hot dog. Best hot dogs on the planet! I miss my grandparent's Shoreland home on the Ottawa River. Great water skiing. The fireworks over the Ottawa and Maumee Rivers on the 4th of July. Unfortunately, the only time I go there anymore are for funerals (Calverly, Ottawa Hills). Sad. But I'll always love Toledo. I've lived all over the world, but Toledo is my true home. Even Southwycke Mall is closed I hear.
Krabby it is sad, I was born and raised slightly up River in Perrysburg right at the banks at Buttonwood anyhow Toledo has always been a beautiful Town highly historic from the revolutionary war on. it's sad to see such a beautiful place go to s*** that being said I still think Toledo has plenty to offer. history a side there's an awful lot great places to eat and yes Rudy's is definitely the dog capital hands down. Robin and all the girls behind the counter are exceptionally personable as well as Harry hell of a place.I think that packo's pretentious dogs or whatever they're supposed to be suck. but I digress and and gotten off the subject at hand Toledo has always been a great place to live and work I've never been without work in this town being an automotive service tech I suspect I could be useful in any town however I chose this one. I like the muddy Maumee has always been my lifeline something about sticking my toes into that squishy green mud it feels like an old pair of comfortable sneakers you can't bear to get rid of. sitting on the banks listening to cklw as a boy some of the best memories I recall
@@hugoflores6866 Rudy's chili dogs with onion and mustard or no mustard beat's Tony Packo's any day. I love Toledo, but unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately my dads job at the old O-I building sent us packing here to New Jersey and a new O-I.We lived many other places as well. A couple of foreign countries as well. Coming out of Ann Arbor 23 to 75 I love going by the hospital and seeing the "Toledo The Glass City" sign. I was born in that hospital in 1964. My mom is from Point Place way out Summit and my Dad grew up in the Polish Neighborhoods. 545 Earl St. Probably not even there anymore. My aunt still lives in Shoreland and I have a cousun on Majestic and many around LaGrange. Toledo is not what it was but I think it will make a comeback. I visit my dad in N.W. Michigan now and again but I always stay in Toledo one night to visit on the way out. We love the Lake Erie Perch fried up.I have great memories both living there and visiting there as a kid. I plan to go back when my husband retires. Jersey is too corrupt and expensive to live in anymore. But I'm also a South Jersey "Piney", too. Ha!
@@starjunkie2804 that's lovely crabby I like your story mine is similar yet different my parents are hispanic and came here from the border with Mexico and Texas somewhere in the late forties they settle here in northwest Ohio ( rural Perrysburg) because my father was a truck driver and it seems Central to the country that way he could make his trip and be back home ASAP however growing up in northwest Ohio has been a great joy for me . I probably would not have mentioned this on any other occasion or for any other reason however you open the door my wife was from New Jersey while her folks were from Camden area and we truly enjoyed are visits to New Jersey Cape May is beautiful. Thank you for your kind reply and I won't take any more of your time enjoy the rest of your day gorgeous here in town today
@@hugoflores6866 I live in Cape May! Too funny
@@starjunkie2804 crabby I have not had this much correspondence with anyone on my telephone except my other half in my entire life this is sorta different the nice corresponding thank you for replying so kind but I did love that state and I did love that woman she is now resting peacefully Century ashes have been spread out from Cape May that's what she always wanted and that's what she got 60 years old semi retired and enjoying what's left of my days with my children and their children life is good hope you are enjoying yours as well thank you again
I was born in Toledo Ohio on January 31,2004 then I grew up in New York City and my use to live in 22 Cherry St,Toledo Ohio. I love Toledo I wish one day I would come back to my birthplace.
Born and raised in Toledo but moved away 30 years ago. It has some good points like an excellent art museum.
This is a great video. A really nice quick history and overview. Having just moved here, I found it interesting and informative.
One thing to add about the Toledo-Michigan "war"... Michigan also owns a very small end of Point Place, obviously on our side of the river. That's why the bridge from Point Place to Michigan is a disaster. lol They are still fighting over who should fix that bridge because this small group of yacht club owners don't want to give up that land nor pay Ohio taxes.
“Thriving” is the last thing I would say about Toledo Ohio….
Sixty years ago most of the entire world's industrial wealth was within 500 miles of Toledo. It was thriving then.
You clearly haven't been here in yonks. Downtown is BOOMING!
Give this guy a A for effort
Thank you lol
@@alexanderpellizzari1581 born and raised there if you have any information old pics old vids of Toledo Ohio LaGrange Street send it my way thanks
Great job! 👍
Nice video !! Well done .
It saddens me to see the downfall of so many of what was great cities in America. I was fortunate to have lived when I can just remember how so many of these midwest cities were still thriving. But it's sad nevertheless.
Good info, Alexander. Great job (from born and raised Toledoan).
Thank you for the kind words
LMFAO. Was this some high school project? Ha!
Rocco Ritchie yes lololol
WAS A GREAT OLCE TO GROW UP IN.
GREAT PLACE
Love the video, very informative my dude!
Thank you!
Nice job. A little more on Ironville/eastside would have been nice
Good job on this video.
Toledo!!!!!!
Accurate succinct history of Toledo
Definitely a high school project! Next time visit the underground tunnels. Portside was where it was at!
Portside was a disaster. Downtown rules now.
Michigan and Ohio fought a (bloodless) war over Toledo and it’s port. The federal government eventually had to step in and award the UP to Michigan so that Ohio could keep it’s port.
It was a error by the Surveyor that plotted the Northern most boarder of Ohio, 1787, Congress drafted the Northwest Ordinance, which stipulated that 260,000 square miles of territory surrounding the Great Lakes would eventually be carved into a handful of new states. Specifically, the law decreed that the border between Ohio and Michigan was to run on “an east and west line drawn through the southerly bend or extreme of Lake Michigan” until it intersected with Lake Erie. There was just one problem: the best available maps depicted Lake Michigan’s southern tip as being several miles north of its true location. As a result, the original border placed the mouth of the Maumee River and the future city of Toledo in northern Ohio rather than in southern Michigan.
Placing Vistula & Port Lawrence in Michigan. Oregon & Jerusalem Twp. back 200 years give or take were Ohio. But with Michigan getting Upper Peninsula from Wisconsin & Ohio getting the corrected boarder line of Ohio. Toledo was in Ohio. But Lost Peninsula is in Michigan & can not be reached from Michigan roads. Have to go through Ohio.
Nice job but I'm not sure thriving is the word I'd use. Things are getting cleaned up & renovated downtown but many of the neighborhoods are in really bad shape. The Great Rust Belt Recovery is a work (lots of work) in progress. As climate conditions in the South & West become more untenable, the Great Lakes area will come back but it will be very different than in the boom days of heavy industry.
Battle of fallen timbers, now it makes sense!
Can anyone agree that summit street is like the Las Vegas strip of toledo?
Man I’ve been living here in Ohio for a long time a long time. Edit: still am living here
Please make a documentary about what is mason street. Number of houses, names of residences and everything.
No u
@@alexanderpellizzari1581 No u :D
love this lil city just have to get that crime rate down more policing
0:21 I went there before
spagetti warehouse..!! the food was disgusting..!! tasted like it came out of the can..! go to carabbas..! kento or kato has the best food if u like Japanese.! the chop house is also good and foccasias if ur on a budget.
Thanks my friend
John Beutz of course. I love my city
Alexander Pellizzari did you know that in the 50s Toledo was the Worlds Biggest coal port??
That’s very interesting! I knew we exported a lot of goods including wood, coal and glass but I didn’t know that we were the largest one.
So it was stolen from my ancestors..I live in California now but I have a huge family in that part of the world that are Native American
Lol 😆🤡
Once they shut down portside it has been a slow but steady decline in many, many ways. Still a few cool things to do, but nothing with a lasting effect. Too bad this little city once had culture, not so much now.
Portside? That areas been completely redeveloped obviously you haven't been there in the last decade!?
ha, i like how there’s black ops videos then there’s this one. lol.
ps: i live in toledo. west end.
I got an A on this video 😅
@@alexanderpellizzari1581 Congrats bro! Was looking up some history on Toledo/Manor House/Champion spark plugs and this video popped up after. Nice edits and commentary. GL and GG
It was good up till about the 80s....downhill and crashed since then....sad.
Clueless.
Went from the glass capital to the fentynal capital. I could go on about how bad it has gotten, but in fairness, all small Midwest cities have been destroyed by NAFTA. The Midwest is ground zero for the death of middle class America.
NO WONDER TOLEDO IS CURSED!
toledo is a fine place on the outskirts. like many other american cities, it has been destroyed by never ending democratic party domination
Lol... yeah michigan won that fight...
wow!!! my hometown is a dump and a pos. thank goodness i left many years ago.
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