Recently, so many big businesses moved into borger, like Wendy's, Chicken express, Burkes outlet, little caesars, Starbucks, and Tractor Supply. I vaguely remember Cedar lanes bowling as i was a small child when it was still open
One place from Borger that I forgot existed was the Cedar Street Grill. I loved their grilled cheese sandwiches, I used to go there as a small child, I loved it
I'm from Mississippi, me and a few of my friends went to Borger in 1979 stayed till 1982. We lived at the Cactus motel by the circle, could walk to the Hitchin Rail bar, and we lived in Mrs Days apts by the Alsups store, I got garage apt behind a house on Jackson st.also lived in Buena Vista, was two bats downtown The Hole in the Wall,and Rock Bottom, we all worked the oil feild, Comak,,Pinto,,Hooks in Stinnet, on the highway was a bar The Tradin Post,,my younger brother worked at full service gas station,,Clyde & Scotty's, our last 6 months there we worked painting Cowboys houses and the main house at the four 6666s ranch.,we got our furniture and cars on credit from Stoney Furgeson,,,on Fri and Sat nite main street was bumper to bumper,,frm dusk till midnight,, everybody was happy having a great time,,the cops were even cool never bothered nobody.,,we ate most meals at the Round the Clock restaurant and motel,,we'd go down fritch highway to Lake Merideth and have fun,,I was young 19yrs old when I got there 23 when I left..I've never been back to Borger but I had one hell of a time there,,I'm 60 yrs old now and I do cherish my memories of ole Boogertown,,,Thanks for this video,,it let me relive some of the good ol days livin on the wild side,,God bless yall and God bless Borger Texas,,,10 miles from water and 3 feet from hell,,
I was an EMT in Hansford County, north of there, in 1980. I hauled many sick and injured folks to the ER in the hospital there. These scenes are so familiar. I can still smell it!
I lived there for 3 yrs and got out as soon as I could. Corruption, crime and discrimination was a major part of the town. I hear it’s dying now! Goo! I lived there in the 1980s and got out as fast as my family could. Crime is its middle name
I graduated Borg.er High in 1969
Back before Borger's Main Street was a ghost town. I was in my early 20's when this was made and I remember all of these places.
Woah I live in borger
@@lydia_munoz1966 same
Glad it’s a ghost town now. I owned a business there and the town was corrupt
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My old hometown, much oblige
Thanks for posting this. I went to the elementary school on McGee Street back in 80or 81 mrs Jeffers was my 4th grade teacher classy lady.
This is awesome, if you have anymore Borger videos please post them! Great memories.
here's another video on youtube ua-cam.com/video/w6KaO0EZtRE/v-deo.html
Who had a video camera back then AND had the thought to film while in the car?
Me😄
Much oblige
This town sucks
This town doesn't suck it's just too quiet
Recently, so many big businesses moved into borger, like Wendy's, Chicken express, Burkes outlet, little caesars, Starbucks, and Tractor Supply. I vaguely remember Cedar lanes bowling as i was a small child when it was still open
One place from Borger that I forgot existed was the Cedar Street Grill. I loved their grilled cheese sandwiches, I used to go there as a small child, I loved it
Wow I lived their in this time period . So much iz missing . Borger is listed as a ghost town now . Shame
Lmao...no it's not 🤣
I live in borger it looks the same kinda
If only I could go back in time, I live in Borger now and it doesn't seem like much is left
I'm from Mississippi, me and a few of my friends went to Borger in 1979 stayed till 1982. We lived at the Cactus motel by the circle, could walk to the Hitchin Rail bar, and we lived in Mrs Days apts by the Alsups store, I got garage apt behind a house on Jackson st.also lived in Buena Vista, was two bats downtown The Hole in the Wall,and Rock Bottom, we all worked the oil feild, Comak,,Pinto,,Hooks in Stinnet, on the highway was a bar The Tradin Post,,my younger brother worked at full service gas station,,Clyde & Scotty's, our last 6 months there we worked painting Cowboys houses and the main house at the four 6666s ranch.,we got our furniture and cars on credit from Stoney Furgeson,,,on Fri and Sat nite main street was bumper to bumper,,frm dusk till midnight,, everybody was happy having a great time,,the cops were even cool never bothered nobody.,,we ate most meals at the Round the Clock restaurant and motel,,we'd go down fritch highway to Lake Merideth and have fun,,I was young 19yrs old when I got there 23 when I left..I've never been back to Borger but I had one hell of a time there,,I'm 60 yrs old now and I do cherish my memories of ole Boogertown,,,Thanks for this video,,it let me relive some of the good ol days livin on the wild side,,God bless yall and God bless Borger Texas,,,10 miles from water and 3 feet from hell,,
This makes me think of Coach Johnny Gunter. I’m sure he saw how this small town transformed so much. Rest In Peace
I lived in Fritch, Borger was the fun place, lol......
Good memories! Thanks for the stroll....
I wish I was around to see this
Brought back memories. I miss some of those old businesses now long gone
I was an EMT in Hansford County, north of there, in 1980. I hauled many sick and injured folks to the ER in the hospital there. These scenes are so familiar. I can still smell it!
*BORGER*
Borger in the daytime, Booger at night time 👍🇨🇱
Awesome. If you have any more please post. I graduated there in 1995. 😎👍
I lived there for 3 yrs and got out as soon as I could. Corruption, crime and discrimination was a major part of the town. I hear it’s dying now! Goo! I lived there in the 1980s and got out as fast as my family could. Crime is its middle name