Some of the best times of my life were walking through those same Streets back in the 70s as a young boy with my abuelita, and early 80s as a teenager. Times were rough on 183rd and Walton Ave but there were also good times with family, friends and people that I will never forget. Though it's been many years since I've visited my old block, I'll never forget the valuable lessons that I learned in those streets.
@@vincekearney6010 Some of those buildings came down a long time ago. I lived on 2327 Walton Ave, there were 4 abandoned buildings on my block with one of them right next door to me.
So much memories as a kid and being a teenager..I went to school between Morris Avenue and Walton Junior High School 117 I was all over the place.. Lol
@nobody I think laser blast was the first movie I saw there. I also used to go to the RKO & Capri further down on Fordham rd. And also the Lowe's Paradise on Grand Concourse.
The 4 train was what i used to take. Everywhere I went I saw those damn train tracks. I lived in the bronx at this time. Born in 57. Lived off of Jerome and Gun Hill. Developed my social skills in that neighborhood.
Wow, Fordham Road and Grand Concourse! Minute 5:00 and on Alexanders, Woolworths, great small shops. Good times shopping for bargains while at Lehman College😀👍😘
I used to live on Ryer Ave when I was a little kid during the early to mid 80s. It was near the Grand Concourse and Fordham Road. Me and my family used to go to the movies a lot on Fordham as well as shopping at Alexander's, Woolworths and Sears. I have great nostalgia for those days. I haven't been around there in a couple of years and I rarely go around there anymore. Pretty much everything I used to love around there went away ages ago.
I lived at 218th st., corner with Barnes Ave. From 1991 till 1994., near train 2. I was mugged one night coming home from my restaurant job. Nowadays the neighborhood is pretty safe comparing with those years.
Thank you! This collection of home movies is from my Fb page Bronx Memories Fordham Walton. I thought it would be nice to put all the old photos etc there for my own, friends’ and family’s interest as well as for anyone associated with that area. I wanted to return there to do a then-and-now series but life got in the way and that plan is indefinitely postponed.
So nostalgic. Can’t believe how fordham has changed but remained to same so much. Gyro king has been same location for dam near 50 years. Army Navy store as well. Wow.
O my god good o memories 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲 nothing like the good o times holding back my tears 😭best times ever 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰I’m from Longfellow Ave and Freeman southern boulevard boy I remember the salsa 💃🏻 clubs 😬👌and orchard beach 🏖 best time ever we had some fun those days 😭😭😭😭😭
In the 80s me and my block family would ride trick bmx bikes from university and Fordham to orchard beach...some highway riding involved but it was fun going up and down hills and passing the zoo and the botanical gardens .....25 years ive lived in miami fla. Now..and my soul is still from the bronx...
Most my cousins lived by you...i was on university and fordam from 77 to 92...then i moved to miami fla...what a difference in scenery and quality of people....25 years here in miami and still havent found the same caliber of people....but the fishing is great...peace
I lived around the corner from fava on Walton Ave. I couldn't afford Pumas.. I remember getting a blue pair of suede sneakers from fava that looked like Pumas only the white logo stripe was upside down.. Lol
@@gerald1576 I remember seeing Maniac, Reckless, For Your Eyes Only, Phantasm, Stripes, Thief, Neighbors Cheech & Chong's 'Nice Dreams' Invasion USA, Fame, Grease, The Warriors, Octopussy, The Seven Up's, Fright Night, The Shining, The Omen at the RKO and Black Rain, Fun with Dick and Jane, Rocky, Escape from New York, The Spy who Loved Me, E.T. Internal Affairs, Friday the 13th, Vice Squad, Bullies, American Gigolo, The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training, Thank God It's Friday, Scanners at the Paradise and The Exorcist, Bad Boys, Die Hard, Bad Influence, Running Scared, Back to School, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Vision Quest, Nightbreed, Mothers Day at the UA Valentine....GOOD MEMORIES!!!....GREAT MOVIES!!!
@@joericci4094 Wow that's a lot of movies, lol! I was on Walton and 183rd from the mid-70s all the way until mid 1983. I can't remember all the movies I've seen during that time. But the first one was definitely Star Wars and the last one was either Cat People or Return of the Jedi.
The panoramic shot starting at the 24 second mark is my old neighborhood! Such memories! The OTB where I saw a man get stabbed, the tall building on the left where I lost my virginity. The Chinese restaurant where I had my first job delivering food. The newsstand and deli to the right. I knew this scene well. The camera shot was taken out a window of the train station. We loved to look out those very windows and watch as people went about their business.
Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪
OMG... I just seen the optical clinic where I used to get my vision checked in the early 90’s as a 12 year old boy on Fordham and the concourse. I continued going there then in the mids 2000’s they made the clinic was half its side and finally in 2010 I believe they was gone. What’s crazy that’s where I got my first set of contact lenses in 1998, I’ll never forget!!. Now Fordham Rd is no longer small owned business, its all big corporate America retail stores expect a few like Jewelers, Pharmacy’s, 99 cent stores and the few pizza places. Forgot to mention does anyone remember buying badly recorded bootleg movies on vcr tape(vhs) from the guys with there bed sheets ready to run from police if the pull up, the card games where they hustle you out your money, and many more memories... wow flashbacks.....
I have very fond memories of both the RKO fordham movie theater as well as the valentine theater the latter is where me and my father saw the 80s horror flick the Grimm reaper with Mia farrows real life sister Tisha who appeared in that film and of course there is the lows paradise movie theater where we saw the movie flash dance there used to be an X rated movie theater there that was always playing the devil in miss Jones of course I was way to young to see it such awsome memories of the bronx in the 80s. I just wish that this awsome video was a whole lot longer thank you so much for sharing I hope there will be a much much longer version if possible stay safe out there .
We lived on Claflin Ave in back of the armory and kept the apt until 1985 rent control had us at 55 dollars a month. Even when we moved to jersey my nanny kept the place until her death in 1985. My father hated the Bronx and I loved it which set up a lifelong conflict taranctula knows
My old neighborhood. I lived in Fordham Hill oval and graduated from Theodore Roosevelt High. My aunt lived on Walton in that very apartment complex. I’m old enough to remember when there was a movie theater right across Fordham Rd from Gyro King. I remember the old Dunkin’ Donuts on the Concourse across from Alexanders. And of course the ubiquitous number 4 elevated. Moved away 30 years ago, but I admit sometimes I miss the noisey hustling and bustling.
Nice to see this video of how Fordham and Walton looked during that time! I love pictures/footages taken in the past! & it was so great to get a glimpse of the church I attend, Estrella de Jacob right on 184 & Walton Ave! ALL ARE WELCOME♥️ I right away recognized the view of Fordham and Walton from the train station. And Fordham back then was full of people and busy just as today. I’d like to wonder how life was at that time. Yes Gyro King is still there, Modell’s, Kids World, and the bakery on Jerome and Fordham near PS 33.
I hope to get back to the old neighborhood this autumn to take photos and video of pretty much the same things just to note the never ending changes. I would love to be able to get into one of my old buildings just to take a photo of the lobby!
Health issues and general busy-ness are delaying me going back to the old neighborhood to make updates to this video but I hope to get there soon... like in November. Meanwhile if anyone lives in 2406 or 2445 Walton or 56 E 184 and would be kind enough to let me in to photograph the lobby I’d be eternally grateful!
I lived in pelham Pkwy when I was younger and I'm familiar with your old building by the hospital. Seeing old footage from the 90s is wild. I don't care what anyone says the people there now suck it's full of dope dealer's that's not hyperbole either.
Did u see the cops walking the beat..... And people passes by them close and they didnt shoot or fear for there lives....i remember we the community knew the local cops and talked with them like human to human....
@@abab-ml1ym I lived in 2308 and 2310 University ave my brother and I bagged groceries at the supermarket next to the funeral home and Johns was the Asian guy that owned the convenient store next to the pharmacy ✌️
@@neobx2 thats wild...i remember john..my sister worked at his other store where he sold icecream for a while..i used to steal 25cent jucies from him and he knew it and never got upset... When cops walked the beat they were lot friendlier to the locals... Peace bro
To me the Bronx was a terrible Place. Dirty, noisy, and always had high crime. The buses and trains were filthy. Junk stores, no quality at all. the schools worthless. I was born in the Bronx and left in 1970, never to look back. Amazing how anyone has good memories. I went to Evander Childs HS .. it was a hell hole. I graduated with a 98% average.... yet I got to the University of Georgia in 1970 and was far behind the students from every other state. By uncle was mugged and killed in 1962 on Fordham Road. A cousin was mugged coming fom Roosevelt HS, and never recovered 100%. Our house on Baychester avenue in 1964, was robbed 5 times, we had to live with bars on our windows. Everyone had several locks on their doors! and steel bars that went from the door and went into a slot in the floor, to prevent someone from kicking in the door.. Look close at all the photo's, you can see the trash in the streets! Good memories, I say not.. I would never have raised a family in the Bronx.
Arnold Stollar Not much was back then unfortunately. There is some improvement with el access but too many apartment houses are still the way they were when they were built 20s-60s with too many steps to get in and out.
Wanda Corley The people who grew up in that neighborhood know what it is and that is the whole point of the video. Sorry the 8mm film transfer isn’t perfect. There was a soundtrack but I muted it because it was full of static.
Didn't need words!! I could recognize all the old landmark buildings: Woolworths, Alexander's, #4 train (lived on that line), and Fordham Road! These were my old stompin' grounds!! Thanks for the memories!!
@@rmac5584 if you never been there then you don’t know the Bronx at those days was the best times ever but if u go now is not the same I miss those good o times 🥲
I would give anything to live in the late 70s and the entire 80s all over again
Some of the best times of my life were walking through those same Streets back in the 70s as a young boy with my abuelita, and early 80s as a teenager. Times were rough on 183rd and Walton Ave but there were also good times with family, friends and people that I will never forget.
Though it's been many years since I've visited my old block, I'll never forget the valuable lessons that I learned in those streets.
@nobody I went to St. Nicholas of Tolentine for a few years. Had friends on 183rd and University, lots of memories 😎
I lived in 2270 walton ave.They took down the building.
@@vincekearney6010 Some of those buildings came down a long time ago. I lived on 2327 Walton Ave, there were 4 abandoned buildings on my block with one of them right next door to me.
I grew up in Beekman ave
Damb gyro king been there since the 70s 😭 that’s OD
Memories for me I use to live in Watson st in the Bronx great memories 😢1987 wow
So much memories as a kid and being a teenager..I went to school between Morris Avenue and Walton Junior High School 117 I was all over the place.. Lol
I also went to JHS 117 . Class og 69
@@stevej.longariello3384 I was from 77 class 79
Joseph H. Wade 117?! I went there as well. 7A2/8B2/9B2 1984-1986
Wow I went to PS 56 and IS 155 in Jackson Ave and Walton H.S 1975
I live in 354 Beeman ave
This was Fordham Road to me such great memories. I lived at 2363 valentine ave good times during my childhood 😊
I used to go to the Valentine Theater back in those days it was off of Fordham Road
@nobody I think laser blast was the first movie I saw there. I also used to go to the RKO & Capri further down on Fordham rd. And also the Lowe's Paradise on Grand Concourse.
Born in 77 moved out in 92...2324 university ave....they dont make times like that any more..or people it seems...
@@gerald1576 thats where i saw the return of the living dead movie.... Then was scared ishless walking home at midnight...
Memories ❤❤❤I grew up in the Fordham rd section ❤❤ thank you
That Gyro King in Walton / Fordham has been there forever!!! Great pizza!!
Thanks for the warm memories, I now live in the city. I miss my Pelham Parkway neighborhood.
U miss the albanians at all? 😂
The 4 train was what i used to take. Everywhere I went I saw those damn train tracks. I lived in the bronx at this time. Born in 57. Lived off of Jerome and Gun Hill. Developed my social skills in that neighborhood.
I'm was born in 57 as well. Lived on 198th and Jerome. My bedroom window was 500 ft from the 4 train.
Wow, Fordham Road and Grand Concourse! Minute 5:00 and on Alexanders, Woolworths, great small shops. Good times shopping for bargains while at Lehman College😀👍😘
I used to live on Ryer Ave when I was a little kid during the early to mid 80s. It was near the Grand Concourse and Fordham Road. Me and my family used to go to the movies a lot on Fordham as well as shopping at Alexander's, Woolworths and Sears. I have great nostalgia for those days. I haven't been around there in a couple of years and I rarely go around there anymore. Pretty much everything I used to love around there went away ages ago.
I lived at 218th st., corner with Barnes Ave. From 1991 till 1994., near train 2. I was mugged one night coming home from my restaurant job.
Nowadays the neighborhood is pretty safe comparing with those years.
WOW!!!! BOY Do I MISS THOSE DAYS!!!!
Love your video it's like going back in time.
Thank you! This collection of home movies is from my Fb page Bronx Memories Fordham Walton. I thought it would be nice to put all the old photos etc there for my own, friends’ and family’s interest as well as for anyone associated with that area. I wanted to return there to do a then-and-now series but life got in the way and that plan is indefinitely postponed.
Thank you for sharing 🙂 I remember all of these places. Nice memories.
I grew up in The Soundview Project! In the early 70" & 80'
Soundview Park was right behind my building 1669 Randall Ave! Good old days! ✌
So nostalgic. Can’t believe how fordham has changed but remained to same so much. Gyro king has been same location for dam near 50 years. Army Navy store as well. Wow.
Thank you!! Great memories!!!
Wow that Models is still there on Fordham Road. Woolworth is long gone. Wow good memories.
O my god good o memories 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲 nothing like the good o times holding back my tears 😭best times ever 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰I’m from Longfellow Ave and Freeman southern boulevard boy I remember the salsa 💃🏻 clubs 😬👌and orchard beach 🏖 best time ever we had some fun those days 😭😭😭😭😭
In the 80s me and my block family would ride trick bmx bikes from university and Fordham to orchard beach...some highway riding involved but it was fun going up and down hills and passing the zoo and the botanical gardens .....25 years ive lived in miami fla. Now..and my soul is still from the bronx...
If i am right Alexandrder use to be Fordam Rd.I remember in the 50s going for Easter oufit with my mother and sister. We live in Mount Vernon NY!
Bronx NYC in that era was fun.lived off 1600 Sedgwick av until 1996 relocated in Harlem NYC.boogie down bronx
Most my cousins lived by you...i was on university and fordam from 77 to 92...then i moved to miami fla...what a difference in scenery and quality of people....25 years here in miami and still havent found the same caliber of people....but the fishing is great...peace
My Aunt used to live @ 1705 Sedgwick Ave.
East tremont and grand concourse !
I grew up on Walton Ave, down near Mount Eden. Quite a bit earlier than this. :-)
I use to live in 175th in grand ave
I’m from Longfellow Ave and Jennings Street... Southern Boulevard , Freeman st 🥰🥰🥰🥰👌
A step back in time: P.S. 33 on Walton just south of Fordham Rd.; Alexander’s and the apartment buildings exactly as they looked in my childhood.
I used to eat free lunch there in the summer, there was also another school is 115 not far from where I used to live.. badass school back in the day 😎
Remember going to Fayva @ 1:51 on my birthday back in '77 to buy a pair of sneakers...GOOD Memories!!!
I lived around the corner from fava on Walton Ave. I couldn't afford Pumas.. I remember getting a blue pair of suede sneakers from fava that looked like Pumas only the white logo stripe was upside down.. Lol
@@gerald1576 Did you see Scarface at the UA Capri across the street???
I think laser blast was the first movie I saw there. I also used to go to the RKO on Fordham rd. And also the Lowe's Paradise on Grand Concourse.
@@gerald1576 I remember seeing Maniac, Reckless, For Your Eyes Only, Phantasm, Stripes, Thief, Neighbors Cheech & Chong's 'Nice Dreams' Invasion USA, Fame, Grease, The Warriors, Octopussy, The Seven Up's, Fright Night, The Shining, The Omen at the RKO and Black Rain, Fun with Dick and Jane, Rocky, Escape from New York, The Spy who Loved Me, E.T. Internal Affairs, Friday the 13th, Vice Squad, Bullies, American Gigolo, The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training, Thank God It's Friday, Scanners at the Paradise and The Exorcist, Bad Boys, Die Hard, Bad Influence, Running Scared, Back to School, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Vision Quest, Nightbreed, Mothers Day at the UA Valentine....GOOD MEMORIES!!!....GREAT MOVIES!!!
@@joericci4094 Wow that's a lot of movies, lol! I was on Walton and 183rd from the mid-70s all the way until mid 1983. I can't remember all the movies I've seen during that time. But the first one was definitely Star Wars and the last one was either Cat People or Return of the Jedi.
The panoramic shot starting at the 24 second mark is my old neighborhood! Such memories! The OTB where I saw a man get stabbed, the tall building on the left where I lost my virginity. The Chinese restaurant where I had my first job delivering food. The newsstand and deli to the right.
I knew this scene well. The camera shot was taken out a window of the train station. We loved to look out those very windows and watch as people went about their business.
Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪
OMG... I just seen the optical clinic where I used to get my vision checked in the early 90’s as a 12 year old boy on Fordham and the concourse. I continued going there then in the mids 2000’s they made the clinic was half its side and finally in 2010 I believe they was gone. What’s crazy that’s where I got my first set of contact lenses in 1998, I’ll never forget!!. Now Fordham Rd is no longer small owned business, its all big corporate America retail stores expect a few like Jewelers, Pharmacy’s, 99 cent stores and the few pizza places. Forgot to mention does anyone remember buying badly recorded bootleg movies on vcr tape(vhs) from the guys with there bed sheets ready to run from police if the pull up, the card games where they hustle you out your money, and many more memories... wow flashbacks.....
I’m glad the little movie sparked a happy memory for you!
The R 62 Cars on the #4 Train were about three years old at that time at 0:16
Wow, 165 in Gerard ave lots of memories as a child across the street was the public pool, spent all summer there.
I have very fond memories of both the RKO fordham movie theater as well as the valentine theater the latter is where me and my father saw the 80s horror flick the Grimm reaper with Mia farrows real life sister Tisha who appeared in that film and of course there is the lows paradise movie theater where we saw the movie flash dance there used to be an X rated movie theater there that was always playing the devil in miss Jones of course I was way to young to see it such awsome memories of the bronx in the 80s. I just wish that this awsome video was a whole lot longer thank you so much for sharing I hope there will be a much much longer version if possible stay safe out there .
We lived on Claflin Ave in back of the armory and kept the apt until 1985 rent control had us at 55 dollars a month. Even when we moved to jersey my nanny kept the place until her death in 1985. My father hated the Bronx and I loved it which set up a lifelong conflict taranctula knows
My old neighborhood. I lived in Fordham Hill oval and graduated from Theodore Roosevelt High. My aunt lived on Walton in that very apartment complex. I’m old enough to remember when there was a movie theater right across Fordham Rd from Gyro King. I remember the old Dunkin’ Donuts on the Concourse across from Alexanders. And of course the ubiquitous number 4 elevated. Moved away 30 years ago, but I admit sometimes I miss the noisey hustling and bustling.
I miss those days
University, Valentine ,Washington !! 1980s until 1997 !
Thank you for the video. Its awsone!!
P.S.107 was my school in the early 65"s
Nice to see this video of how Fordham and Walton looked during that time! I love pictures/footages taken in the past! & it was so great to get a glimpse of the church I attend, Estrella de Jacob right on 184 & Walton Ave! ALL ARE WELCOME♥️ I right away recognized the view of Fordham and Walton from the train station. And Fordham back then was full of people and busy just as today. I’d like to wonder how life was at that time. Yes Gyro King is still there, Modell’s, Kids World, and the bakery on Jerome and Fordham near PS 33.
Gyro king really been on fordham since the 70s??? That's wild
Gyro king ben there since the 1800s 😜
jermaine peters And before that there was a florist at that location up to 1965-ish.
Man...we were going there back in the 70s! Greasy but GOOD!
How can anyone give a thumbs down to this. My oh my 🙁
Maybe people from the other boroughs...lol...
Anybody remember Merit Farms on the concourse just below Fordham on the south east side
Good eats they had there. And I think it was next to Cousin's Record Shop.
No.
Flame Burger on Fordham had the best burgers and a pickle bucket!!!
I live in the Bronx. 😎👍
If you have any old pictures of Fordham Ford that was across the street from white Castle next to jaffe's tire shop. Thanks in advance
Gyro king still there
Hey remember the Fish Market right down the block, DAMN I miss those GOOD ass Fish Cakes!!!
I hope to get back to the old neighborhood this autumn to take photos and video of pretty much the same things just to note the never ending changes. I would love to be able to get into one of my old buildings just to take a photo of the lobby!
I work in the area it’s nice to see it in the past
First, Bedford Park. Then Norwood/Mosholu. Best times there.
I was born in 1994 , this is cool
Anybody remember flame burger on Fordham rd. East? Best burgers the grill Was in front of the place. Had counters w buckets of pickles. Late 60s tho
Loved it there.
aud schaeffer that was close by the RKO Fordham
I sure do they would cook the flame broiled burgers right on the grill right in front of the window and it would make your mouth water.
We always walked past it but I’m not sure we ate there. Maybe once. Was it called The Flaming Pit in the late 60s-early 70s?
Health issues and general busy-ness are delaying me going back to the old neighborhood to make updates to this video but I hope to get there soon... like in November. Meanwhile if anyone lives in 2406 or 2445 Walton or 56 E 184 and would be kind enough to let me in to photograph the lobby I’d be eternally grateful!
Just press all the buttons. Somebody will buzz you in! 😆
@@GoodnightIrieMon yeah In Nyc idk how he didn’t think of this
I lived in pelham Pkwy when I was younger and I'm familiar with your old building by the hospital. Seeing old footage from the 90s is wild. I don't care what anyone says the people there now suck it's full of dope dealer's that's not hyperbole either.
Gorman's hot dogs with pumped orangeade, you got it
That building is still there where that Alexander’s was.
Great!
we skitched a bus up fordham road to alexanders then walk to model davigas .
my God I used to work in that street 1976 I worked in RKO THEATER please show videos where I was born Manhattan Delancey Housings
Did u see the cops walking the beat..... And people passes by them close and they didnt shoot or fear for there lives....i remember we the community knew the local cops and talked with them like human to human....
The 1970s and 80s were not all that much different. The huge contrast was between the 1960s and 1970s.
the world lost it's innocence by the mid - late 60's so sad.
Fordham and University, went to 206B, Angelo Patri and Walton high
Right behind the aqueduct....i went there in mid 80s....i lived on university across from talentine church... It was wild but it was home..
@@abab-ml1ym I lived in 2308 and 2310 University ave my brother and I bagged groceries at the supermarket next to the funeral home and Johns was the Asian guy that owned the convenient store next to the pharmacy ✌️
@@neobx2 thats wild...i remember john..my sister worked at his other store where he sold icecream for a while..i used to steal 25cent jucies from him and he knew it and never got upset... When cops walked the beat they were lot friendlier to the locals... Peace bro
When people used to know a guy ..
Thats how i feel..
What Dept store replaced Alexander's?
Caldor’s then P.C. Richard’s
Any bought their shoes at Fred Michael in 3rd ave in the bronx
Not much has changed, huh
695 east 163 st Bronx New York forest projects
5:40 What year was that?
1 9 8 5
To me the Bronx was a terrible Place. Dirty, noisy, and always had high crime. The buses and trains were filthy. Junk stores, no quality at all. the schools worthless. I was born in the Bronx and left in 1970, never to look back. Amazing how anyone has good memories. I went to Evander Childs HS .. it was a hell hole. I graduated with a 98% average.... yet I got to the University of Georgia in 1970 and was far behind the students from every other state. By uncle was mugged and killed in 1962 on Fordham Road. A cousin was mugged coming fom Roosevelt HS, and never recovered 100%. Our house on Baychester avenue in 1964, was robbed 5 times, we had to live with bars on our windows. Everyone had several locks on their doors! and steel bars that went from the door and went into a slot in the floor, to prevent someone from kicking in the door.. Look close at all the photo's, you can see the trash in the streets! Good memories, I say not.. I would never have raised a family in the Bronx.
Fordham Road had great stores back in the 70s and places to eat. Now it’s just a shit house
If you're the Stephen S who lived in Highbridge Projects and went to Taft... let me know
Late reply but, sorry I’m not your Stephen🙂
no talkeeeee
BX..... Baby..... 👍😜
Not wheelchair friendly. Not wheelchair accessible.
Arnold Stollar Not much was back then unfortunately. There is some improvement with el access but too many apartment houses are still the way they were when they were built 20s-60s with too many steps to get in and out.
Not too many architectural highlights
Sorry, it’s not me. 🙂
This tape had poor viewing, I don't know what I was looking at. Why no guide was talking with this video? I don't even know that part of the Bronx!
Wanda Corley The people who grew up in that neighborhood know what it is and that is the whole point of the video. Sorry the 8mm film transfer isn’t perfect. There was a soundtrack but I muted it because it was full of static.
Fordham was probably the best part of the Bronx!
r mac I certainly think so! Of course, I’m totally biased!
Didn't need words!! I could recognize all the old landmark buildings: Woolworths, Alexander's, #4 train (lived on that line), and Fordham Road! These were my old stompin' grounds!! Thanks for the memories!!
@@rmac5584 if you never been there then you don’t know the Bronx at those days was the best times ever but if u go now is not the same I miss those good o times 🥲
Overpriced and overrated. Too cold.