Thank you for this! I felt as if I was driving around myself, watching this. You passed my some of my old neighborhoods, mom’s job, where she’s buried, and ended off at the last place I lived in Newark. It was bittersweet, yet exciting and refreshing to watch. Thank you 🙏🏾
Hey, you showed right where I was born at 115 Central Ave. right across the street from Orange Park. I was born in 1940. Sure brings back memories. And of course you drove past my old high school as well. Cool, and thanks!
I grew up in E.O. It's alot different from the E.O 20 plus year's ago. The crime rate was alot higher back then. The cleanest side of town, was Doddtown. It was considered the suburb side of East Orange, because it was closer to Bloomfield, and a lot more quite. Than across town in the NaughtyVille section.
@@freddykrueger7406ll no. Quality of life is death by a thousand papercuts, unless you just have really low expectations. Constant property damage. The so called “quiet area” (subjective AF) has gunshots nightly year round which radiate through cemeteries and parks and flow up the hill into the suburbs where those living along the DMZ border are constantly traumatized. Motorcycles, sirens 🚨 and speeding motorists. Aggressive 4th world driving. No turning signals. Daily accidents caused by a mix of uncoordinated, entitled and lawless, careless drivers. Throw in the occasional stolen cars and it’s constant stress. Speak to people who have family or jobs which necessitate frequent trips through EO and Orange and put it in a spreadsheet. Trend analysis will show how the majority of them are involved in collisions. New cars totaled. Every night there’s teams of masked young men trying the doors of your home and cars. If you’re living a middle class existence you will be targeted for burglary and home invasion. Casual stick ups on your front porch are very normal in even the calmest blocks of EO. The locals are very much unaware of how they standout anywhere else, but basically they all have illegal full limo tint even in the front windshield. Lots of Altimas. Terrible environment to live in.
It feels very friendly to see a small village out of the magnificent building forest. Looking at these places makes me feel peaceful while driving with you. Thank you, my friend. # L1
Laying where the greens on Central Avenue right across from halves gasoline station Peppermint Lounge the Hollywood Theater met my husband right there on the corner of Oakwood and Central Avenue the green
drive slower please. you missed all the historical sections in orange, such as the seven oaks/montrose section of orange. the deli where the Bush family would dine at, the valley art center, etc
Being from West, East, and Orange as well as Newark i can safely say these areas are all awful slumbuckets. Stay away, dont move here ever, rent is through the roof and crime even higher.
Thank you for this! I felt as if I was driving around myself, watching this. You passed my some of my old neighborhoods, mom’s job, where she’s buried, and ended off at the last place I lived in Newark. It was bittersweet, yet exciting and refreshing to watch. Thank you 🙏🏾
Hey, you showed right where I was born at 115 Central Ave. right across the street from Orange Park. I was born in 1940. Sure brings back memories. And of course you drove past my old high school as well. Cool, and thanks!
My old stomping grounds many good memories here. 💛💛💛😘😎
👍Wow! Over 50 years here do i remember. Thanks for the tour👍
east orange, my home town ❤
Can you drive on S Harrison St to Berwyn St in East Orange? I grew up there. Thanks.
I grew up in E.O. It's alot different from the E.O 20 plus year's ago. The crime rate was alot higher back then. The cleanest side of town, was Doddtown. It was considered the suburb side of East Orange, because it was closer to Bloomfield, and a lot more quite. Than across town in the NaughtyVille section.
Lived at 95 Washington street and on Summit and Walnut
Would you recommend buying a house there?
@@freddykrueger7406 Yes for investment purposes like to rent it out.
@@bobbyheenan99 iI was @ 46 Clifford st
@@freddykrueger7406ll no. Quality of life is death by a thousand papercuts, unless you just have really low expectations. Constant property damage. The so called “quiet area” (subjective AF) has gunshots nightly year round which radiate through cemeteries and parks and flow up the hill into the suburbs where those living along the DMZ border are constantly traumatized. Motorcycles, sirens 🚨 and speeding motorists. Aggressive 4th world driving. No turning signals. Daily accidents caused by a mix of uncoordinated, entitled and lawless, careless drivers. Throw in the occasional stolen cars and it’s constant stress. Speak to people who have family or jobs which necessitate frequent trips through EO and Orange and put it in a spreadsheet. Trend analysis will show how the majority of them are involved in collisions. New cars totaled.
Every night there’s teams of masked young men trying the doors of your home and cars. If you’re living a middle class existence you will be targeted for burglary and home invasion. Casual stick ups on your front porch are very normal in even the calmest blocks of EO.
The locals are very much unaware of how they standout anywhere else, but basically they all have illegal full limo tint even in the front windshield. Lots of Altimas.
Terrible environment to live in.
Watching from Dominica Nature Island. I lived therefor 15 years moved back home to Dominica 2017
Good for you.. What made you make the move if you mind me asking?
I've been on every one of those streets a time or 2..I grew up in the next town over..west Orange 🧡🧡🧡🍊
Remember Johnnys pizzeria !
I used to be all over East Orange and orange Bloomfield now I'm in Florida running a small business life's funny like that
Im from dallas tell me about theses new jersey bitches men they fine ?
many interesting buildings that can be seen. thank you for sharing with me
I worked at Al's Auto Parts on lincoln ave cross the street from the train station for 15 years
Beautiful day! Thank you for videotour!
Awesome tour my friend. Smooth captured! Enjoyed it a lot!
This video makes me miss NJ!
i was thinking the same thing... class of 82
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@@804titanbout to be class of 2025
Main street still looks the same
It feels very friendly to see a small village out of the magnificent building forest. Looking at these places makes me feel peaceful while driving with you. Thank you, my friend. # L1
I see they close down Western beef in the beginning of the video
Kind of a white knuckle drive at times in the video,..born and raised there and left
In 1983 to go into the navy…haven’t been back for awhile now
did you go to EO ??
Nice. Thanks for the ride. Looks like better living conditions than Afghanistan. Namaste!
Gosto muito de ver esses vídeos .Sou Brasileira e tenho muita vontade de conhecer os EUA🤩
Campus #1
My father was born and raised in East Orange. He couldn't get out of there fast enough. The whole family is dead now except me.
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Do you know the green
who was your Dad and family ??
You basically went up,and down main street =/ central avenue . All the raggedy areas
Nice job!
East orange is huge ..🙏🏿
Is it hood? How high are the crime rates?
@@MigzMigz35pretty high but you get by
Unlike Irvington or newark
Great video!
The architecture is alot like parts of Providence it's kinda like you know there's good parts & bad parts! Like everywhere!!!
Woa I thought I was the only one that noticed this ! I live near EO and been to Providence RI a few times and noticed the similarities.
i love your video
It reminds me of some parts of Providence R.I.
Laying where the greens on Central Avenue right across from halves gasoline station Peppermint Lounge the Hollywood Theater met my husband right there on the corner of Oakwood and Central Avenue the green
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02861 Pawtucket R.I the good part! 02860 not so bad but not that great!
Used to live on Whitney pl and 4 ave I heard it's mostly Muslim now. I remember when that senior citizen building on main was the YMCA.
drive slower please. you missed all the historical sections in orange, such as the seven oaks/montrose section of orange. the deli where the Bush family would dine at, the valley art center, etc
Being from West, East, and Orange as well as Newark i can safely say these areas are all awful slumbuckets. Stay away, dont move here ever, rent is through the roof and crime even higher.
very naught town
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East Orange...A war zone..
Not at all.
That’s Irvington and Newark lil bruh 😭
East Orange is decent except for the parts near said cities
Go slower..