Lots of wrong places /dates research coule always be 'Fixed' because the narration is patchable. Walmart is not AS centered where SearS WAS SAFEWAY WOULD BE A BETTER landamark. Mo mention of Monte Loma built by '54. I lived in Craig Court across street. Also not a mention of the travesty 'Pioneer Park' which library & BofA 8 were built over. 2 of my great grandfathers plot & markers who were buried there 1893 * 1898, Indians burial also on San Antonio.near Charleston have more rights nowadays.
Nice historical video. The locale for the intersection of El Camino Real and Castro Street at 14:17 is not Grant Road. The buildings at that location are Fanucci and Son's Garage and Service Station (NW corner) Monson's Rexall Drugstore (SW corner) and the Pieracci Market and Ugo Mancini's Garage (SE corner). That globe on the column was from the Panama-Pacific International Exposition (1915).
Proud to be born and raised in Mountain View! I love my town even more after this video! Awesome! Thank you so much!
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The guy with mirrored sunglasses wearing a hooded blue down jacket year round. That there's some _real_ Mt View history.
I was just wondering about what it looked like before now!! I live right behind Bubb School so this is pretty cool!
Lots of wrong places /dates research coule always be 'Fixed' because the narration is patchable. Walmart is not AS centered where SearS WAS SAFEWAY WOULD BE A BETTER landamark. Mo mention of Monte Loma built by '54. I lived in Craig Court across street. Also not a mention of the travesty 'Pioneer Park' which library & BofA 8 were built over. 2 of my great grandfathers plot & markers who were buried there 1893 * 1898, Indians burial also on San Antonio.near Charleston have more rights nowadays.
Typical retard comment right here.
Nice historical video. The locale for the intersection of El Camino Real and Castro Street at 14:17 is not Grant Road. The buildings at that location are Fanucci and Son's Garage and Service Station (NW corner) Monson's Rexall Drugstore (SW corner) and the Pieracci Market and Ugo Mancini's Garage (SE corner). That globe on the column was from the Panama-Pacific International Exposition (1915).