Marshall Heights Kitzingen 1989.wmv
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- Опубліковано 2 бер 2012
- Sept 1989, while stationed in Germany, my wife and I took a trip back to Kitzingen to show our kids where we lived during our High School years. 17 years after we left in 1972 there were a few changes and we made this home movie to show our parents some of the changes. We were glad to be "army brats" and was glad to look back at the place we called "home". I hope all other brats who lived in Marshall Heights, will appreciate this look back at a place we all called home at one time. This is part 1 of 2. I will be posting part 2 soon.
All I can say Is Woooooow to keep from tearing up....I grew up here from 85 til 91...I went to the elementary school, the new middle school, and then graduated from Wuerzburg High school.....Thanks for this helping me show my family and friends my old stomping grounds.
Wow...just wow, lived there from 1990-1994, lived up the hill and went from Kindergarten to 3rd grade at both Elementary Schools, had Mrs. White (K), Mrs. D'Lessio (1), Mrs. Ramberg (2) and I cannot remember 3rd grade. brought back alot of memories, and yes, we went sliding down the hill when we got snow...MP used to always come over and tell us to stop. Thank you for posting this, always wanted to go back there again
Sorry the MPs stopped ya ...
I was an MP there also, but before you (84-86) and I used to give all the older "brats" rides downtown when they needed...
Did some sleeding myself down suicide hill with the residents...
Hope your well - everyone that came/ went thru MH & Kitzingen..!
Suicide hill was behind our building. Slid down it all the time, nobody ever bothered us. Lost some blood at the bottom on more than one occasion. :)
WOW. Memories. I was there when this was filmed. I played football at that YMCA and went to that school there.. 88-95. Thank You and God Bless..
Dad was stationed there from 88-91. Great memories. That was my old middle school. Thanks for sharing.
Mine also.
i’ live there
Way cool..I lived here from 1969 to 1972. Our family lived in the first building that backed up to the German Economy...I remember there being a souvenir type shop across the street. And remember spending a lot of time at the AYA and going to the elementary school and started my freshman year at Wurzburg High before we left back to the states....thanks for posting and the trip down memory lane :)
I think I knew you :)
Thank you for sharing this video. We lived there from 76-79
Love it! I lived there from 89 to 91. Best thing was seeing Pops Place, I used to get the French fries with curry ketchup and curry powder. Thanks for posting, and for helping to bring back great memories.
I lived there from 85 to 89. We used to get calzones at Pops for lunch when Kitzingen American School had an open campus policy.
@@joeboo8626 86 to 89.
I can't believe you got a shot of Pop's!!!!
Thanks for sharing. Brought back a lot of memories. 80-84
Wow… the view from 317 has sure changed! A lot of good memories from early 70’s there. We had some great times then. Life was sure good.
Omg. I have been looking for this. I lived here as a child and went to the kitzingen elementary school. Thanks so much! I wish I can go back some day. Good memories. Was there from 84-87
OMG i used to live there in 87-89. I was kindergarden first grade. Wow so many memories come flooding back after watching this. I remember a little shop acroos from our buliding we use to buy candy and palm fritz it was called pops. I wanna say was by the commissary.
Thanks for sharing. We lived there from 89 to 91. Loved it.
Great video!! Brings back good memories as I was there from 94-96. Pops is prob everyone's favorite memory back then with candy and season French fries. Again, thanks for allowing us all to see a video where we all once lived. I lived right in front if the basketball court. Great times!
wow. now thhis is memories. we lived on c7 up on the hill way back in 89. i was like 10 yrs old range. and i remmber doing karate classes under the bldg where the laundry rooms where....ahhhhh the memories.. omg
I lived there from 1968-1970 ,322 L6 next to hockout hill grate memories
Someone died below the hill. Sliding down and hit head on concrete. I was there in the winter of 1988. I left in the summer of 1989.
I remember. I left the summer of 89 too.
Lots of memories there I was stationed there in 94.
So Crazy! Thanks for the video! 89-91. Remember playing behind the Shoppette where my mom worked and going to the bowling alley many times!
OMG I used to live in 315!! From 1992-1994 Went to ne new Middle School!! Oh man I miss this Place!! Thank you for uploading!!
Great videos. I went to the elementary and new middle school 1980-83. We lived in 303L1. Loved it there. Thanks for the memories.
Thanks for sharing!! I lived in building 317 88-90. Yup, I think you got my families station wagon when you made your way to bowling alley. Again thanks for sharing!
I was stationed there at Larson Barracks from 2001-2004 with 17th Sig Bn. My family and I lived on the hill at Marshall Heights.
I visited the bowling alley and played on the basketball courts while attending the Middle school. I excelled in one geography class, got a medal for memorizing all the countries.
R-Type, Super Hang On, Silkworm, Wonderboy in MonsterLand, and Double Dragon were some of the first arcade games at the bowling alley. They also had a roller coaster themed pinball machine and a roller coaster themed one as well. We visited briefly in 1990 and 2000; I think they removed the arcade games to put in slot machines. When the bowling alley opened, it was 90 cents a game. Pretty expensive when you compared it to 35 cents on Harvey Barracks.
@@joeboo8626 I played the Hockey game so many times and Double Dragon. Yeah, I remembered the other games.
I lived in the first building up from the power plant from 1969 to 1972.
Anyone remember the Buerkle's. People I would like to hear from...
Kenny Knight / Bob Hill / Charlie McNernerny or anyone that knew us.
Miss you all !
The first video store I ever went to was just down the road. Nothing but horror movies when you first walked in (to your left). Videos were like $6 for a night and $2 charge if you didn't rewind.
I lived in 316 R6 back in 80-81. I loved seeing our old building, the heating building and schools! We weren't allowed to sled down the hill back the either, although we still did. Great memories!
you brought back alot of great memories for me....thanks :)
Thanks for sharing not much different in 2003 I spent the summer there with my sister while her dad was active duty an away ..beautiful places .
Thanks for posting this fine video.
So many memories!
I was an MP there 84-86, 3rd MP company and met alot of good folks.
I hope everyone that came & went thru Kitzingen is well.
Happy Veterans Day as well ! [11/11/20]
Loved this video. we were stationed there in the early60"s remember it all so well. Thanks
I must say I was brought to tears ,when I saw this video I use to there about 87' to 92' of course I was kid then but I still remember it as if it were yesterday I went to the elementary school there and the new school as well I use to live in front of the elementary school and I must say a huge thank you for sharing this to the rest of us,it really does bring back great memories and love all your vids, but I must say the one shot I loved the most was Pops Place!!!
MAAAAN talk about nostalgia! i lived there i think around 90 or so and it was awesome!
Wow - how interesting! I was in Kitzingen, Larson Barracks, 3-67 ADA Dec 1986 - Dec 1987. Lived just down the hill on Muldenweg not too far from the old chimney that was torn down to make way for a McDonalds. I went on to 92nd Chemical on Giebelstadt AAF for the remaining 2 years of my tour, leaving Dec 1989 right after The Wall came down. Thanks for the video - brings back good memories!
I remember when we got the McDonalds. It was like a little bit of America coming to Kitzingen. The lines were so long.
Lived there from 76-80.. What memories
It was so refreshing to see this video. I lived in Marshall Heights from 1986 to 1990. I was between 8 and 12 years old. I started 2nd grade in building 319 and went over to bldg 350 in the 4th grade. I lived in building 330 L-2, then the last 6 weeks in Building 328 because of the renovations that were taking place at the time. I miss being there. I loved it so much. Thank you for the videos. I have been wanting to take a trip down memory lane.
Do you remember William Sadler? He would have been your same age...
86 to 89.
We lived there 1969-1971(5-7 years)across the street from the Aya
I was stationed at Larson barrecks in kitzigan in1989
Nach so vielen Jahren ist es einfach wunderschön diese alten Aufnahmen zu sehen.
After all the years it`s just nice to see Ktizingen again.
Are there People out there remembering the Bierbrunnen?
My family lived there from 1958-1960, 30 yrs before this video was shot. I am viewing it in 2016 and wondering if it is all still the same. In this video the Youth Center (new then), the school (I was 5th and 6th grade), the commissary bldg. (my father was Commissary Officer) and the housing unit we lived in (on the hill directly behind the commissary) are all the same in this video as they were then. Perhaps the best years of my youth were lived here and these places have been living in my memories for 56 yrs now. I could sit here typing out memories for hours. I am a very nostalgic person so I truly appreciate you for making this video. Would you believe it, my father drove to work every day. :-)
+Jim Jackson I have no recollection of bldg numbers but per the video we lived in 326 which is under new construction in the video. Second floor, street end. We used to sled down the street going toward the commissary bldg. Among many other places, including the 'farmers field' that was at the far end of our bldg. I did not remember the name of the housing area and just always referred to it as 'the housing area." Walked directly up that hill to Larson Barracks to go swimming in summer.
@@Doplar12 They closed Marshall heights down several years ago. It's supposedly all fenced in.
It is now being remodeled and open for everybody to move in. A lot of the buildings are now being lived in again.
OMG !! I used to live in Marshall Heights too !!! We left in 79 or 81 !!!
I live here now 😌
GREAT VID...I LIVED IN 321-R3 LATE 81 TO APRIL 83....BEST 2.5 YEARS OF MY ENTIRE LIFE HANDS DOWN
thats crazy,i used to live there exactly up on that hill when i was age 8-12
1986-89, top of the hill. Building 331.
Wow, was there from 1997 to 2001 (also in 317!). Incredible to see how much was "new" 10 years before.
I lived there from 74-77. Did 7th and 8th grade at the old school and went to Wurzburg for 9th grade. Spent a lot of time playing pool in the AYA. Thanks for the video!
I loved seeing this video. I lived there as a child from 1968-1971. I can't remember the building number ( our apartment number was L-4) but I know it was up on the hill with a big hill just next to it that all the kids went sled riding on. and off of that hill was another that used to be called suicide hill. I think that was the hill u were referring to with the cement fence with the chain link fence on top. there were no trees when I live there. The memories this video brought back to me are amazing. thank u for posting it.
No sledding on suicide hill? Bummer! This brought back memories. We were there in the 70's
No way! I lived there as a kid, 75-76, we called it suicide hill as well. I hit some concrete sliding down on my flexible flyer. Apparently, I survived.
i love it i was 316 L7 1995 to 1998
the larson barracks are now an inno-park for ups and stuff like this and the elementary in marshall heights are now a haupschule :)
Was there in 1972-74, we lived near the Commisary.
333R8 then to 331R3. I left in 1989. 1986-1989.
We actually lived in the same building at the same time. :D 333 L5. It's a small world.
@@joeboo8626 Played football with us in the snow? between the buildings?
I lived all the way on top of the hill.
1987 exactly was the year to 1989....so wierd
I lived there from 93-96. I was age 4-7 so I dont remember much well but Pops is unforgettable. I acted like the sour candy gave me super strength once and ripped all the bark off a tree lol. I also remember the ice cream man. The steps down to the school. I went to both schools. I had Mrs. Nobles and Mrs. Cummings. It was fun. Wish I could remember more.
I do not remember the trees at the end of "suicide" hill/slope. I do remember that a young child had died hitting the head on the concrete portion. There is a piece of the concrete that is exposed and that is most likely why they decided to plant trees in that area.
We lived in the temps there from November of 85 to January of 86 and then we moved on to 333. The snow really came down that winter and I hurt myself hitting the concrete as well (legs, though).
@@joeboo8626 I was at 333 temp then 331R3. Played football with us in the snow or you were one of the younger kids?
@@cristiangerardinobilityhou5410 Yes. 500 and tackle football. The field between buildings was perfect for it. Used to climb up on that green patio dome as well. We probably knew each other.
@@joeboo8626 We went to Wurzburg American High school (1989) and middle school together (1986-1988)? Yes, it was tackle football. Sometimes, it would be so many of us playing in the snow. Fun times, indeed. You had a sister or a brother? I had three younger brothers. At this time, it would be me and a younger brother playing.
I used to climb that green dome and slid down suicide hill when it snowed. Man the memories! My brother went to Wurzburg high and we left in 89. I was in middle school in 87-89.
lived in building 324 apt R-6 1969-1972
remember me?
I wont to bay Apartment number L5 in 324. Ist this gut place for Familie? Sorry for my Englisch
Does anybody remember the Mcdonalds that was just outside of Marshall Heights?
PROVERBS 16:33 He‘s got a shot of it in his other Video about Marshall and Larson. The Video was made one Year before i was Born. The Mc Donalds is still there - been there yesterday :-)
I do lol
They built it on top of an old brewery, I think. Probably around 1987 or 88.
who lived in 362???
I think it was better off with the US Millitary bevor...
Now,its been trashed from "refugees" very loud neighbourhood (Mo-Sun til 12mn kids play outside) and very messy.... so sad how it ended up...
Very few Germans are living there bcs theres nothing else to to find to live in, very sad...
I used to live in Saudi for work and i had to follow the rules (cover my hair and whole body).
All the refugees in germany that are not even mostly from Syria(who r d real refugees btw)
are behaving disrespectful(dont follow german rules) to our country,this is Germany now a hopeless Country to deal with🙄
US Bases r missed...