@@everready19373 Our grandpas probably said we had no accountability and no consequences. I remember getting our first family TV. Black and white of course. Things always change. Always did always will. We always had new tech throughout our history. I wish it would go faster. I'm tired of cars that's old stuff. Snap of a finger to go somewhere would be much better, quicker and cleaner.
@@samanthab1923 - You’re right, Brooklyn has changed. I look on Google Earth, the section I grew up in has remained stable, has not changed much except for the price of homes. My dad paid $11k for our home, a nice brick house, in 1957 in Bergen Beach. Today it goes for $800k. My grandmothers apartment building in Redhook sold for 2 million a few years ago. It’s renovated now and is nice, but was old when I remember it. It is two blocks from the East River….10 minutes to Manhattan. LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION I won’t go back to visit. I’ll keep my nice memories.
I was born in 1960, I enjoy looking at the fashion, vehicles & all things vintage. I can't remember many memories of those times. I do remember 1969 & a pair of jeans I wore had peace signs and daisies on the back pockets. Groovy! Far out !
I was born in 1951, I lived a life,though never rich or wealthy, that future gens. will NEVER understand, the sights, sounds, smells, and tone of the times will never be again!
@@slightlycrafty - I was born in ‘48, Catholic school all through to high school. I was a 12 year old high school freshman, 16 when I graduated high school. As I recall, or was told, after the war, there were lots of kiddies, schools were crowded, especially Catholic schools. I was skipped a grade, I was never in the fourth grade. I look back now and realize that was not the best thing to do. I was too young to deal with some of the high school life. I was a “late” developer. It was difficult. Some nuns were mean. I do miss the simpler way of life though. My husband and I have too many gadgets, passwords, plugs, cords….our car talks to us! Alexa won’t shut up. Lol One photo of me I HATE….I’m wearing brown and mustard yellow plaid, wool, elephant bell bottoms. Good grief. I loved the video.
@@mchapman132 I was born in 46 went to Catholic school also 12 years I wouldn't have changed it for anything....I realize I was sheltered and naive especially when I got married in 1967 I was almost 21 but really not ready to be married.... After having such loving parents and wonderful memories of growing up I definitely thought my marriage would be the same lol there were my first mistake.. he was not ready to be married liked to hang with the guys in bars being Catholic school girl I was a very late bloomer.... By the early 70's having fun in bars was cool but that time we were divorced.... Remained friends for 55+years until he passed away three years ago;! He was a big chapter in my coming of age!!!
I assume your glasses were for sight issues but you were far ahead of your time. Today it's a fashion statement. No more 4 eyes jokes. Thanks for posting.
Your title should actually say " MY" 1960s, really. Anyway, I hope you had a good life. The 60s were my school years, when music and neighborhood fun was the best ever. I used to love going to Vegas and California in the late 70s. My dad had a 1952 Chev and 1960 Olds and was a GM mechanic.
Beatles big screen epics am radio with deejays who cared about the music and us. Fifty cents was BB considered expensive for a paperback. Most i ever spent on a Dylan album.was 4.98 if we needed it in stereo.. Men aguing boxing or movie stars in a barber shop where s coffee pot was always perking Zacherle. Hammer scream queens. Lord it was heaven
The '60's "wasn't as ugly"? 11/1963 JFK assassinated. 1968 4/4 MLK assassinated.6/5 RFK assassinated. 1968 Democrat Convention in Chicago. 1965 LA/Watts riots. 1965 February 21 Malcolm X assassinated. 1965 Viet Nam My Lai massacre. The worst decade of my life.
I agree @Joel Harrison. Manners were important and the politics weren’t so horribly intense that they trickled all the way down through innocent children.
@@comeacross9 2020. FRAUD election, JOEk was appointed to the WH. Pelosi declares you can NOT say MOTHER anymore. Might hurt a Lefty scumbag's feelings. Riots every single day. etc
Nobody asked you to watch this video.... These are my family photos that I posted for friends and family to view.... You should take a page from the movie Bambi if you can't say something nice don't say nothing at all ..... These are my uploads for the viewing pleasure of family so now you know so just keep your thoughts to yourself!
I was born in 1948, Brooklyn, NY, fabulous time to be alive.
The youth today is clueless.
That's probably what our grandpas said about us. The problem with today's society is lack of accountability and no consequences.
@@everready19373 - I agree.
@@everready19373 Our grandpas probably said we had no accountability and no consequences. I remember getting our first family TV. Black and white of course. Things always change. Always did always will. We always had new tech throughout our history. I wish it would go faster. I'm tired of cars that's old stuff. Snap of a finger to go somewhere would be much better, quicker and cleaner.
You probably wouldn’t recognize your old neighborhood
@@samanthab1923 - You’re right, Brooklyn has changed. I look on Google Earth, the section I grew up in has remained stable, has not changed much except for the price of homes. My dad paid $11k for our home, a nice brick house, in 1957 in Bergen Beach. Today it goes for $800k. My grandmothers apartment building in Redhook sold for 2 million a few years ago. It’s renovated now and is nice, but was old when I remember it. It is two blocks from the East River….10 minutes to Manhattan. LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION
I won’t go back to visit. I’ll keep my nice memories.
Thanks for sharing. Those were such happy, innocent times for us.
I was born in 1960, I enjoy looking at the fashion, vehicles & all things vintage. I can't remember many memories of those times. I do remember 1969 & a pair of jeans I wore had peace signs and daisies on the back pockets. Groovy! Far out !
It was great, the older I get, the more I see, the more I miss those days.
I just noticed Facebook removed the audio looks like there was a copyright issue.... Love that time
Me too Buck, did it ever happen ?
Beautiful!!
The good old days. Gone forever.
Surely a walk down memory lane! I remember and wore a lot of these styles!
I was born in 1951, I lived a life,though never rich or wealthy, that future gens. will NEVER understand, the sights, sounds, smells, and tone of the times will never be again!
I am first generation baby boomer 1946!!! Loved it lived it!!!
Yeah, I was 16 in 1962, what a wonderful decade to be a teenager.
@@MrHolzheim I was also 16 graduated in 1964!!! What a time it was
@@slightlycrafty - I was born in ‘48, Catholic school all through to high school. I was a 12 year old high school freshman, 16 when I graduated high school. As I recall, or was told, after the war, there were lots of kiddies, schools were crowded, especially Catholic schools.
I was skipped a grade, I was never in the fourth grade. I look back now and realize that was not the best thing to do. I was too young to deal with some of the high school life. I was a “late” developer. It was difficult. Some nuns were mean.
I do miss the simpler way of life though. My husband and I have too many gadgets, passwords, plugs, cords….our car talks to us! Alexa won’t shut up. Lol
One photo of me I HATE….I’m wearing brown and mustard yellow plaid, wool, elephant bell bottoms. Good grief.
I loved the video.
@@mchapman132 I was born in 46 went to Catholic school also 12 years I wouldn't have changed it for anything....I realize I was sheltered and naive especially when I got married in 1967 I was almost 21 but really not ready to be married.... After having such loving parents and wonderful memories of growing up I definitely thought my marriage would be the same lol there were my first mistake.. he was not ready to be married liked to hang with the guys in bars being Catholic school girl I was a very late bloomer.... By the early 70's having fun in bars was cool but that time we were divorced.... Remained friends for 55+years until he passed away three years ago;! He was a big chapter in my coming of age!!!
Love the styles!!!
I was born July 10 1960, these images are very familiar, I wish you well🙏
Big hair, big cars, what a time to be alive!✌👍
A time where the absence of cell phones made life more meaningful and closer!
Yes, they were if I can turn time back
Loved those times. Great montage!
This was a lovely throwback, TFS.
LOVED IT & I LIVED IT!!
That's a sweet blue '59 Chevy in a couple of shots. They started phasing out fins in '58 I think.
I assume your glasses were for sight issues but you were far ahead of your time. Today it's a fashion statement. No more 4 eyes jokes. Thanks for posting.
Thank you!! Cute little "cat glasses" definitely had to wear them so I could see!!!
Big hair and them glasses.
Groovy!!
The Bee's Knees!
The ubiquitous black hornrimmed glasses.
The 'Buddy Holly' look.
The nuns always had them. Scared the bejesus out of me
I Wish ALL the clothes were in color - what a time trip!!!
thanks for posting. those hair styles!
Back then my mom, Nan & aunt all had standing appts. With their hairdressers every week.
Your title should actually say " MY" 1960s, really. Anyway, I hope you had a good life. The 60s were my school years, when music and neighborhood fun was the best ever. I used to love going to Vegas and California in the late 70s. My dad had a 1952 Chev and 1960 Olds and was a GM mechanic.
Happy days indeed, compared to the daily horror of today.
TFS! That was really neat!
Life was much easier less complicated please take me back!
Beatles big screen epics am radio with deejays who cared about the music and us. Fifty cents was BB considered expensive for a paperback. Most i ever spent on a Dylan album.was 4.98 if we needed it in stereo.. Men aguing boxing or movie stars in a barber shop where s coffee pot was always perking Zacherle. Hammer scream queens. Lord it was heaven
In the 50's and early 60's first thing a guy did when he bought a Jalopy was to take the hubcaps off to make it look faster....
Yep; I lived it 😎
quelle belle époque , j'adore
Bitchin!
So glad you had happy times . The 60’s were brutal to some of us.
I hated those 60's glasses and bee hive hairdo.
Yeah young people hate women that look like WOMEN!.
Why do women's hair styles always seem to mirror our taste in car designs?
This was my life also,
2:40 My personal favorite.
When people were "civilized" and politics wasn't as ugly.
The '60's "wasn't as ugly"?
11/1963 JFK assassinated.
1968 4/4 MLK assassinated.6/5 RFK assassinated.
1968 Democrat Convention in Chicago.
1965 LA/Watts riots.
1965 February 21 Malcolm X assassinated.
1965 Viet Nam My Lai massacre.
The worst decade of my life.
I agree @Joel Harrison. Manners were important and the politics weren’t so horribly intense that they trickled all the way down through innocent children.
@@comeacross9 2020. FRAUD election, JOEk was appointed to the WH. Pelosi declares you can NOT say MOTHER anymore. Might hurt a Lefty scumbag's feelings. Riots every single day. etc
Bom dia!
That is a lot of photos
Poem 'Some Reached out.'
Maybe we are kinfolk.🙂
I don't have much family on my daddy's side but you never know!!! He started his life in Zanesville Ohio!!
What state ?
San Diego area
My mother was a wood
Wood is my maiden name....I love using my Daddy's name even though I am married! Could we be cousins??
No audio?
Facebook removed the music I have been meaning to do a new one....I had Lovers Concerto I guess there was some copyright issues bummer
I didn't see anything that brought back any memories for me at all. All I saw was 2+ minutes of some girl posing. Not nostalgic at all.
Nobody asked you to watch this video.... These are my family photos that I posted for friends and family to view.... You should take a page from the movie Bambi if you can't say something nice don't say nothing at all ..... These are my uploads for the viewing pleasure of family so now you know so just keep your thoughts to yourself!