My family lived there 1958 - 60 and yes problably the best memories of my childhood were living here. You made me tear up a little Jessi when you talked about memories. My dad was commissary officer and we lived in the bldg up the hill right behind the then commissary that you first walked behind coming up the hill. I was 10 to 13 yrs old. There was no bowling alley then but the youth center (built while I was there) is the same and the elementary school right next to it. I cannot tell you all the strange feelings I get watching this video. Heck it was only 60 + yrs ago. lol ;-) Thanx Jessi.
Brings back so many memories. We used to get 3-cent Bazooka Joe bubble gum at the little pizza trailer next to the Shopette (Pit's Pizza Place was a trailer and then they renovated with brown wooden walls and an overhang, renamed it to Pops). Sledding down Suicide Hill behind building 323. Fireworks on New Years. Harvey Barracks bowling alley was 35 cents a game and 90 cents in Marshall Heights. Just down the street from the elementary school was the VHS video store; $5.00 to rent a movie and $2.00 if you forgot to rewind it. Those weird green domes that covered empty concrete slabs (There used to one in the area at 3:18). Stars and Stripes bookstores. The E Center, Schnitzel Factory, Spaghetti Ice at the Italia Ice cream shop, Quick Burger, Dracula's grave... and the clock tower. Playing Mr. Do at the Rod & Gun club... or Green Beret at the snack bar on Larson Barracks while listening to The Fat Boys. Taking an evening walk to go downtown and find a restaurant while it was snowing. I wish I knew how special that time in my life would be. I lived in 323 (temps, watch your head!) and then 333; your story around 8:10 is a familiar one. Thank you for posting this video. It's a shame that these areas look like Fallout 4 now.
HOLY SHEEP SHIT BATMAN!!! JEEESSSSSSSSS!!! I WENT TO MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGHSCHOOL WITH THIS YOUNG LADY! JESS ITS SHAWN! MAN YOU BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES! I WISH WE COULD TURN BACK THE HANDS OF TIME FOR JUST 1 DAY!!!
Thank you for this! I lived in the building with the scaffolding at 9:43 and went in the entrance all the way down towards the end. I lived on the 4th floor so grocery shopping sucked. I was there from 93-94 and was with 17th Signal Battalion at Leighton Barracks.
woow i was in bldg 327 top floor c7 wayyy back in 1986-88 i was only like 10-12yrs old..i missed riding my huffy bike in the laundry rooms in the basements areas. hahahaha..scary but fun.. omg so much memories..
wuao!! so many memories, I used to live in the first building going up the hill at the left, I think it was 326. I was one of the best b-boys in Kitzinger we had a group call Rock City crew. one of the best years of my life.thank you for this video.
OMGOSH! Lived here back from 1969-1971. It took my breath away when she mentioned Suicide Hill. We lived in the building right next to it. Was told back then the reason it was named Suicide Hill was because someone rode a sled down it and went through the fence and onto the rode in front of an oncoming vehicle and was ran over and killed. When we lived there you weren't allowed to go down that hill. I wish I can remember our building number. But we lived in L-4.
My name is Arturo Green . my oldest sister you might now Antonia Green.. We hung out with Curtis Hawkins Byrd Armstrong, Britain Armstrong,Russell Cade, William and Tim Roddy, Carmelo, Kyra, Kia, Mia, Tiffany, etc shout out everybody.. suicide hill was my shit, the candy shop, B8 bar drinkin, .. I miss it
Omg, thank you sooooo much for postings this! I grew up here between 84 - 88 and there is almost no media on the internet of this place, to even street view :(. This really brought me down memory lane, picked up my spirits, and is an amazing early Xmas gift! Thank you, thank you, Thank you!
Ey Woman! Just came across your video. I have to admit, you brought me back to the wonder years. I plan to drop by in the general area since I live in Wiesbaden :-). Appreciate it Jessica, shout out to you and the rest of the Würzburg fam.
Thank you for this. I've always wanted to go back to see our building. I had soooo many amazing memories there. Sliding down the same hills, going to the Px, buying candy from the little candy hut thing by the school. I'd love to go back. I remember going to dances in the building at the beginning of the video. Sad to see Marshall Heights look abandoned.
Building 316 😁 I can't remember my apt number but i stayed all of the way at the end of the building by the little"park" it saddens me to see how abandoned marshal heights is now 😞 so many great memories here! Also my name is Ebone Payne was here i believe from 2002-2006 if you remember me follow me on Facebook at Brynn miller or respond to me on here! Thank you for uploading this video 😌
I live in Killeen Tx aka Ft. Hood.. My name is Shawn but you wouldn't have known me bruh me and the lady posting the video were just kids.. probably k we our parents though hahah
Wow. Thanks for sharing this video. I saw many things that looked exactly as they were when I was there in the early 70’s! Some things were not there back then. Suicide hill did not have the steps, high school was a bus ride (fun times) to Wurzburg High School. The commissary and AYA looks the same. You mentioned the memories, yes, Marshall Heights memories are my favorite. Much simpler times.
333 L5, left in 89 as well. When we left, the only staircases that went up to 7 or 8 were the center, C7 and C8, used for Temps. And had 8 rooms instead of 4.
@@cristiangerardinobilityhou5410 Did we? Hard to tell... your name is nearly identical to mine (mine is spelled with an H), I'm surprised I don't remember you. I knew a James, Earnest, Chris, Heath, Aaron, Nate, Ben, etc. just from our building. James in L3, Earnest from C5. 331 was across the street I think. Football with no pads, I think we just threw the ball in the air and tackled each other. There was that stupid dirt hill next to our buildings that was there for like, 3 years? Loved the bowling alley, big fan of video games. Do you remember the video store way down the road just before the McDonalds at the end right when you were about to get into town?
@@joeboo8626 I attended the middle school from 1986-8 then Würzburg American Highschool in 1989. I lived up the hill, we had to walk by "suicide" hill and walk down the stony stairs to attend the middle school. Many times, played basketball, especially during spring and summer time, by the middle school (I remembered during the early years the bowling alley was not completed). Do you remember, D...e H.? He also had a younger brother who was shorter but athletic. Another set of brothers...the middletons? I also recalled, before going further down the street before entering Kitzingen, the PX/shopette facility (and sometimes) a concession stand that often selling a type of fries. There was an elementary school there also. I had three younger brothers. I am the eldest. Br... was one of my younger brothers and I know he was on the little league football team. If you lived down the hill, by the PX and elementary school, then we may have crossed each other at the outside basketball courts by the middle school. Summer time, before attending Würzburg American Highschool, I had a summer job at Larson airfield (or was it Harvey?). My younger brother had a lighter complexion. I have a light brown complexion. Yeah, no pads, of course. Tackle (American) football, in the snow and the rain. I was 12 to 15. Let me add: I was called "Chris" and I was a tall like 6'1" (at that time of my life). If you saw me playing basketball, I was the one blocking the shots and getting rebounds. Do you remember the basketball exhibition game in the middle school's gym? I think it had to be in 1988? At the bowling alley, I usually played the hockey arcade game. Also, we did not have a McDonald's. Burger King was on base - Harvey, with the movie theatre.
@@cristiangerardinobilityhou5410 Yeah, I lived in the same building as you and we attended the same middle school at the same time. I didn't play organized football, I wasn't athletic at the time; a late bloomer (I was 5' 4" as a freshman and grew over 8 inches that year). We did play raquetball on Larson, though and frequently went to the "Schwimmbod". I think Mr. Kowalski wore a dress for a bit in the basketball game you're referencing, cheating to try to even the score. Can't remember who won. The concession stand by the shopette also sold calzones and bazooka joe gum for 3 cents. I think it was named Pit's Pizza Pit and then Pops a year or two later. It's been removed and there's a house there now. There actually was a McDonald's; it was built on top of the old brewery around 1988 just before we left. Whenever you came home from Larson or Harvey, the brewery was just to the right as it split the road. It was like a hill, but the end was large bricks with a door and some railing. There were bushes and trees on top of it (very strange structure); the McDonald's was behind the trees. Just past the brewery would have been the video store on the left, then a place that sold Hummels, and eventually the Elementary School, Pits/Pops, and Shoppette. I used to get football cards there all the time, random toys, and soda/pop cans were 25 cents. The Burger King was on Harvey, next to their bowling alley and in the same building as the tower. They would sometimes bring in a carnival on the airstrip, but the only ride I remember was "The Hopster" which would definitely be illegal in the U.S. The only person I think would fit your description had black hair; light brown complexion; he was big guy for his age. J...h. He was a 49ers fan. When we first moved there in '85, we lived in building 333; suicide hill was right behind it. Took a lot of bumps and bruises on that mother. I don't remember the hockey game at the bowling alley... but I do remember Super Hang On, Double Dragon, Combat School, Wonderboy in Monster Land, Jackal, Silkworm, DragonNinja (Bad Dudes), and R-Type. They also had a police pin ball and a roller coaster pinball machine. Did you ever have Spaghetti Ice or go to the Shnitzel Factory? Man, those were the days.
Thanks for this. It's difficult to find stuff on Kitzingen since there are no street views on google and I am curious as to how the area has changed. I lived there 20 years ago. I used to live across the valley, by the hospital but i always came to this area cuz I had friends there. I remember there being a video store. Did you come across it?
Can't do Anything for Anyone without some negative Norman having something dumb to say... I don't need any sound I actually went to middle and highschool with this lady who took out her time to go and record this for Everyone who has memories here... So it doesn't matter what have stupid to say because it means the world to me and so many others who shared those exact streets and memories she's speaking of with her!! WE LOVE YOU JESS!!!
I live there from 69 to 73 in building 324 R6 I used to cut the grass for about six buildings up there on the top of the hill we used to sled down that Hill I used to ride the bus to wurzburg high school I graduated 1973 those were great memories
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Thanks for the walk down memory lane. I was stationed on harvey 94-97.
My family lived there 1958 - 60 and yes problably the best memories of my childhood were living here. You made me tear up a little Jessi when you talked about memories. My dad was commissary officer and we lived in the bldg up the hill right behind the then commissary that you first walked behind coming up the hill. I was 10 to 13 yrs old. There was no bowling alley then but the youth center (built while I was there) is the same and the elementary school right next to it. I cannot tell you all the strange feelings I get watching this video. Heck it was only 60 + yrs ago. lol ;-) Thanx Jessi.
Thanks for posting- so many memories... 84 - 86 ...
3rd MP company. Hope everyone is well.
Happy Veterans Day [today] ...
Thank you so much for posting! Lived here in 2001, great memories of marshall heights
There the same time. My ex-wife worked at the video store right outside the gate.
Brings back so many memories. We used to get 3-cent Bazooka Joe bubble gum at the little pizza trailer next to the Shopette (Pit's Pizza Place was a trailer and then they renovated with brown wooden walls and an overhang, renamed it to Pops). Sledding down Suicide Hill behind building 323. Fireworks on New Years. Harvey Barracks bowling alley was 35 cents a game and 90 cents in Marshall Heights. Just down the street from the elementary school was the VHS video store; $5.00 to rent a movie and $2.00 if you forgot to rewind it. Those weird green domes that covered empty concrete slabs (There used to one in the area at 3:18). Stars and Stripes bookstores. The E Center, Schnitzel Factory, Spaghetti Ice at the Italia Ice cream shop, Quick Burger, Dracula's grave... and the clock tower. Playing Mr. Do at the Rod & Gun club... or Green Beret at the snack bar on Larson Barracks while listening to The Fat Boys. Taking an evening walk to go downtown and find a restaurant while it was snowing. I wish I knew how special that time in my life would be. I lived in 323 (temps, watch your head!) and then 333; your story around 8:10 is a familiar one. Thank you for posting this video.
It's a shame that these areas look like Fallout 4 now.
Dang the memories we all had there. Youre so right. Some of the best times of my life and i didnt even know it.
'88-'90 we were kids, in Germany when the Wall came down!!
Same!
HOLY SHEEP SHIT BATMAN!!! JEEESSSSSSSSS!!! I WENT TO MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGHSCHOOL WITH THIS YOUNG LADY! JESS ITS SHAWN! MAN YOU BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES! I WISH WE COULD TURN BACK THE HANDS OF TIME FOR JUST 1 DAY!!!
I lived there from 2000 to 2004. I go back twice a year to visit my daughter.
Wow! I remember being stationed hear years ago! Haven’t seen this place since 1987!
I remember, windy, cold❄️.
Some of the best times of my life there! Thanks lady!
I believe we met in passing.
Thank you for this! I lived in the building with the scaffolding at 9:43 and went in the entrance all the way down towards the end. I lived on the 4th floor so grocery shopping sucked. I was there from 93-94 and was with 17th Signal Battalion at Leighton Barracks.
woow i was in bldg 327 top floor c7 wayyy back in 1986-88 i was only like 10-12yrs old..i missed riding my huffy bike in the laundry rooms in the basements areas. hahahaha..scary but fun.. omg so much memories..
I was there same time.
wuao!! so many memories, I used to live in the first building going up the hill at the left, I think it was 326. I was one of the best b-boys in Kitzinger we had a group call Rock City crew. one of the best years of my life.thank you for this video.
OMGOSH! Lived here back from 1969-1971. It took my breath away when she mentioned Suicide Hill. We lived in the building right next to it. Was told back then the reason it was named Suicide Hill was because someone rode a sled down it and went through the fence and onto the rode in front of an oncoming vehicle and was ran over and killed. When we lived there you weren't allowed to go down that hill. I wish I can remember our building number. But we lived in L-4.
I lived in 322 L 6 Daloris right above you tell Bobby Terry and Kathy Hay
My name is Arturo Green . my oldest sister you might now Antonia Green.. We hung out with Curtis Hawkins Byrd Armstrong, Britain Armstrong,Russell Cade, William and Tim Roddy, Carmelo, Kyra, Kia, Mia, Tiffany, etc shout out everybody.. suicide hill was my shit, the candy shop, B8 bar drinkin, .. I miss it
Cristian Waters. 1986-9. Building 333 then 330. Top of the hill.
I was at Harvey Barack Jan 1986 to Jan 1988 Charlie Company 1/69 Armor
I remember, I pulled gate security after 911 there, I lived in Grosslangheim.
Thank you for sharing. I was there between 1977 to 1981. I was 13 years old at the time. Great memories.
I miss that place, I used to live in the townhomes tho lol
We were childhood friends, Jessica! Thanks for the memories, Samantha Favors bldg 324 L-1
Miss those days 1984-89 Muldenveg housing down the hill from Mcdonalds 1st Michael jordans shoes came out.
Wow. Thanks aoooo much for the memories. I lived there from 89-94
Miss those days '88-'90
Thank you
Omg, thank you sooooo much for postings this! I grew up here between 84 - 88 and there is almost no media on the internet of this place, to even street view :(. This really brought me down memory lane, picked up my spirits, and is an amazing early Xmas gift! Thank you, thank you, Thank you!
We lived there 1969-1971 (5-7 years old)@we lived across the street from the Aya
Ey Woman! Just came across your video. I have to admit, you brought me back to the wonder years. I plan to drop by in the general area since I live in Wiesbaden :-). Appreciate it Jessica, shout out to you and the rest of the Würzburg fam.
Did you ever visit?
JESS YOU THE REAL MVP GIRL!!!
Thank you for this. I've always wanted to go back to see our building. I had soooo many amazing memories there. Sliding down the same hills, going to the Px, buying candy from the little candy hut thing by the school. I'd love to go back. I remember going to dances in the building at the beginning of the video. Sad to see Marshall Heights look abandoned.
Sledding into the fence!!! 1989
My brother's friend ran into the fence on his sled in 1986 or 87
The whole area looks abandoned. Nobody is living in any of those buildings. They could house thousands.
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1986-89, top of the hill, building 333 then later building 331.
Building 316 😁 I can't remember my apt number but i stayed all of the way at the end of the building by the little"park" it saddens me to see how abandoned marshal heights is now 😞 so many great memories here! Also my name is Ebone Payne was here i believe from 2002-2006 if you remember me follow me on Facebook at Brynn miller or respond to me on here! Thank you for uploading this video 😌
We were there at the same time. Yes it's sad. I go to visit my daughter twice a year.
Loved that city. Didn't you used to work at McDonald's there?
memories bring back memories if you see something like this, from roselyn
Ich wohne in Kitzingen
Wow was there 83-85 3/63 Armor HHC Mortar Plt. 11C :)
Memory lane for sure. 94’ to 97’ for me!! Thanks for posting.
329 C7 alllll the way up!! Lol. 2002-2005
330 L1 2002-2005
I thought you looked familiar. We were in the same 7th grade class at Wurzburg middle school. Found you in my Middle school year book from 91. JWds?
Wo bin ich hier denn drauf gestoßen?
Die Zeit damals war interessant, die Hintergrundmusik hier sehr schön :)
Hilde Weber 😘Heinz Reinhardt 💜
Hey jessi wie gehts dir
I was stationed there from 1986 till 96 great times.. the chicken farm was a hole in the wall bar but good times
What you know about that T. P.?! Tanz Palace jack! We use to go there in the 9th grade!!! Man them was the days!!!
@@Sat21067 they sure was!!!!!! 😁😁😁😂😂😂😂
So where are you out about now are you still in Germany or are you stateside what's your name?
I live in Killeen Tx aka Ft. Hood.. My name is Shawn but you wouldn't have known me bruh me and the lady posting the video were just kids.. probably k we our parents though hahah
I left there in 92
Wow. Thanks for sharing this video. I saw many things that looked exactly as they were when I was there in the early 70’s! Some things were not there back then. Suicide hill did not have the steps, high school was a bus ride (fun times) to Wurzburg High School. The commissary and AYA looks the same. You mentioned the memories, yes, Marshall Heights memories are my favorite. Much simpler times.
Ansbach 1AD 77-81. USA retired. I think that the US and German governments should let us return and be able to live on our own.
Sound?
333R8 then to 331R3. I left in 1989.1986 to 1989.
333 L5, left in 89 as well. When we left, the only staircases that went up to 7 or 8 were the center, C7 and C8, used for Temps. And had 8 rooms instead of 4.
@@joeboo8626 we played football together and/or basketball? Remember the bowling center/alley?
@@cristiangerardinobilityhou5410 Did we? Hard to tell... your name is nearly identical to mine (mine is spelled with an H), I'm surprised I don't remember you. I knew a James, Earnest, Chris, Heath, Aaron, Nate, Ben, etc. just from our building. James in L3, Earnest from C5. 331 was across the street I think. Football with no pads, I think we just threw the ball in the air and tackled each other. There was that stupid dirt hill next to our buildings that was there for like, 3 years? Loved the bowling alley, big fan of video games. Do you remember the video store way down the road just before the McDonalds at the end right when you were about to get into town?
@@joeboo8626 I attended the middle school from 1986-8 then Würzburg American Highschool in 1989. I lived up the hill, we had to walk by "suicide" hill and walk down the stony stairs to attend the middle school. Many times, played basketball, especially during spring and summer time, by the middle school (I remembered during the early years the bowling alley was not completed). Do you remember, D...e H.? He also had a younger brother who was shorter but athletic. Another set of brothers...the middletons? I also recalled, before going further down the street before entering Kitzingen, the PX/shopette facility (and sometimes) a concession stand that often selling a type of fries. There was an elementary school there also. I had three younger brothers. I am the eldest. Br... was one of my younger brothers and I know he was on the little league football team. If you lived down the hill, by the PX and elementary school, then we may have crossed each other at the outside basketball courts by the middle school. Summer time, before attending Würzburg American Highschool, I had a summer job at Larson airfield (or was it Harvey?). My younger brother had a lighter complexion. I have a light brown complexion. Yeah, no pads, of course. Tackle (American) football, in the snow and the rain. I was 12 to 15. Let me add: I was called "Chris" and I was a tall like 6'1" (at that time of my life). If you saw me playing basketball, I was the one blocking the shots and getting rebounds. Do you remember the basketball exhibition game in the middle school's gym? I think it had to be in 1988? At the bowling alley, I usually played the hockey arcade game. Also, we did not have a McDonald's. Burger King was on base - Harvey, with the movie theatre.
@@cristiangerardinobilityhou5410 Yeah, I lived in the same building as you and we attended the same middle school at the same time. I didn't play organized football, I wasn't athletic at the time; a late bloomer (I was 5' 4" as a freshman and grew over 8 inches that year). We did play raquetball on Larson, though and frequently went to the "Schwimmbod". I think Mr. Kowalski wore a dress for a bit in the basketball game you're referencing, cheating to try to even the score. Can't remember who won. The concession stand by the shopette also sold calzones and bazooka joe gum for 3 cents. I think it was named Pit's Pizza Pit and then Pops a year or two later. It's been removed and there's a house there now. There actually was a McDonald's; it was built on top of the old brewery around 1988 just before we left. Whenever you came home from Larson or Harvey, the brewery was just to the right as it split the road. It was like a hill, but the end was large bricks with a door and some railing. There were bushes and trees on top of it (very strange structure); the McDonald's was behind the trees. Just past the brewery would have been the video store on the left, then a place that sold Hummels, and eventually the Elementary School, Pits/Pops, and Shoppette. I used to get football cards there all the time, random toys, and soda/pop cans were 25 cents. The Burger King was on Harvey, next to their bowling alley and in the same building as the tower. They would sometimes bring in a carnival on the airstrip, but the only ride I remember was "The Hopster" which would definitely be illegal in the U.S. The only person I think would fit your description had black hair; light brown complexion; he was big guy for his age. J...h. He was a 49ers fan. When we first moved there in '85, we lived in building 333; suicide hill was right behind it. Took a lot of bumps and bruises on that mother. I don't remember the hockey game at the bowling alley... but I do remember Super Hang On, Double Dragon, Combat School, Wonderboy in Monster Land, Jackal, Silkworm, DragonNinja (Bad Dudes), and R-Type. They also had a police pin ball and a roller coaster pinball machine. Did you ever have Spaghetti Ice or go to the Shnitzel Factory? Man, those were the days.
Thanks for this. It's difficult to find stuff on Kitzingen since there are no street views on google and I am curious as to how the area has changed. I lived there 20 years ago. I used to live across the valley, by the hospital but i always came to this area cuz I had friends there. I remember there being a video store. Did you come across it?
We lived in 324 R4.
So many memories came flooding back when I watched your video. i181.photobucket.com/albums/x125/aikijohn/Unclassified/2357.jpg
93-99 building 322 L-2
Sound does not work :(
Steve Shouse sorry about that it was so windy 😞 I had to Edit it.
No sound, CSC 1/15 Inf
10th cbt eng bn 85-87
10th CBT ENGR BN 76-78 good memories
Bldg 325 L3 94-99
nice try but horrible camera man
Can't do Anything for Anyone without some negative Norman having something dumb to say... I don't need any sound I actually went to middle and highschool with this lady who took out her time to go and record this for Everyone who has memories here... So it doesn't matter what have stupid to say because it means the world to me and so many others who shared those exact streets and memories she's speaking of with her!! WE LOVE YOU JESS!!!
I live there from 69 to 73 in building 324 R6 I used to cut the grass for about six buildings up there on the top of the hill we used to sled down that Hill I used to ride the bus to wurzburg high school I graduated 1973 those were great memories