a local newspaper in San Antonio, Texas, wrote an article about the colorization and restoration work I did on this video Here is the article: www.mysanantonio.com/entertainment/article/San-Antonio-history-UA-cam-video-Houston-Street-17336268.php
Thank you so much for this, im so fascinanted by my city history. Especially nowadays that all it seems to be is hotels in downtown San Antonio. Do you have plans for another video if possible??
They're on the 3rd seat from the front inside this bus at 0:40, talking about their plan on watching "A Shop Around the Corner" starring Jimmy Stewart in cinema later that day.
This is an amazing restoration. The clarity of this film is amazing. It is the very first video I have ever seen of the streets of San Antonio in the 40's. I am a Texan and being able to watch such a clear video of one of the oldest cities here in Texas is fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing this. Please show us more videos of cities and towns here in Texas!!! Howdy to y'all!!
Back in the day, street photographers would take your photo as you candidly walked down the street, one could buy the photo, my grandma has a few from that time in downtown San Antonio. She was about 23 at that time. Theyre black and white, but this footage makes it so much more real and lively. Two days ago my grandma turned 95. 💛
Based upon the identifiable Fords, I would agree it is from 1949; maybe early 1950. My parents got hitched in a church downtown (1944), so this was very interesting to see. Thanks for the hard work and for posting.
So many men, Dad included, got trained to fly in this town during the war, and they brought wives and kids along. I wish my folks could see this. I think Mom loved the town… and told me all about it.
Most people don't wear cowboy hats in TX, unless you're out in the country. Rewind the clock another few decades and you'd probably find more. But it went out of fashion sometime between the world wars.
@@Native_Creation as a lifelong Texan for over 50 years, you do still see people wearing cowboy hats. In rural areas especially. I have relatives that still wear them when they go out.
@@Native_Creation …Native Texan here and a lot of folks where cowboy hats. It’s not a fashion statement that’s going out of style. Most of Texas is farming and ranch land, it’s practical use.
This is my hometown, born and raised! Downtown San Antonio, Tx! I’ve walked those same streets many a time in my life. It’s remarkable to me seeing it in that era. Very cool. You’ve done a lovely job taking us back in time. I’ve just discovered your channel when this video popped up on my feed. I’m quite impressed with your work. You’ve got a new subscriber. 👍
Excellent! I love watching your videos, although not always commenting. It’s hard to accept that, 70+ years later, most of these people have now passed. Life is so very fleeting. 💞
I was born in the Medical Arts Hospital, across Houston Street from the Alamo, in 1942. My sister was born there in 1941. We are each still going strong.
Wow the restoration on this is amazing bummer the footage was so short. I would have loved to see much more of my beautiful home town of San Antonio. Born and raised . Great work
The Hertzberg Clock has history, going back to 1878. It was moved to the location you see it at in this video (St. Mary's and Houston Street) in 1910 where it continues to remain to this date (the jewelry store long gone). It also has its own Wikipedia page en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hertzberg_Clock_(San_Antonio)
Mind blowing that I know exactly where most of this footage was taken! I can visualize what it looks like! That first shot is right next to the Majestic theater, hence the Majestic Man's Shop. Adam Hats is now a resteraunt that has a walkway to the riverwalk right next to it. I wish time travel was real, I'd love to revisit the city around this time period!
Great video nass, amazing footage, every classic car, bus, van, you could think of, just love people going about their business not a clue they are being filmed, incredible 👍😀👌
I cannot express in adequate words my love for this aesthetic of the cars, the clothing and architecture around this time. It just looks so cool. We have advanced tech now and much better quality of living but we've lost all sense of style in almost every aspect of life.
Most cities were more beautiful prior to the late 20th century. Human craftsmanship still existed on a wide scale because automated processes were still in their infancy.
That corner of St. Mary's and Houston is still pretty beautiful today. Its one of the prettiest intersections in Downtown SA. There is still lots of pedestrian traffic there, just not like back then. And the people are much fatter today and not as well dressed. LOL
I'm really enjoying your videos! Don't have much time for surfing and watching videos in general, but when I do I rather watch your superb work than some of that meaningless nonsense UA-cam is drowning in! 👍
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That corner of St. Mary's and Houston is still pretty beautiful today. Its one of the prettiest intersections in Downtown SA. There is still lots of pedestrian traffic there, just not like back then.
At 0:50 lower left hand side of the screen. There is a dark haired woman (man?) in a striped blouse who is dressed like she's from the nineties. Great video, thank you!
It's hard to tell, but I think it is a boy, probably about 13 years old. Quite possibly the woman in front of him is his mother. It was not unusual in those days for children from about 6 or 7 upward to walk a little distance from their elders. If it is a woman it would be quite unusual to be wearing slacks.
@@mehlindiinthewebway3910 Yes, that is the one I was talking about, with the black bag and black stripe on a peach shirt. (But keep in mind all colors are fake, not actual.) If you look at the first two or three frames where he/she appears from the edge of the frame, you will note an apparent lack of bustline. That may or may not mean anything. Also in a couple of the frames the very blurred face appears somewhat boyish, but considering what Deoldify does to images, that also may or may not mean anything. A woman in slacks would be possible in that era, but not common. And the figure could be a woman. But in my opinion, from the available images, it could also be a young teenage boy. In that case pants would not be unusual. Of course there is the question of what that black bag is. If it is a purse, it is a woman. If it is something from the drugstore or a sack lunch it could be either. I went and looked at the original B&W footage. The face is still hard to determine; it could be an oriental man. Yes, an oriental in San Antonio would be quite unusual. The right arm is somewhat clearer, and in a few frames shows what looks like typical male musculature. The bag appears to be white in a couple of frames (definitely light colored) and only black in later frames when it is in shadow. The pants are considerably clearer. They look like jeans that are too long, and the cuffs rolled up. You can see a tag on the right hip, and the 2" cuffs are reasonably obvious. I have a hard time imagining any woman voluntarily dressing that way, but it was fairly common for young males that were still growing. None of this proves the sex either way, but from what I see I'm sticking with the idea that it is male.
Finally a TEXAS VIDEO!!The greatest state there is! TBH I went on vacation there about 2 years ago. It's still clean downtown and looks the same as this video to me.
Spotted some early 50's Ford, Chevys and Mercury's there at the beginning. Love it! I'd say this was 1952-1954 ish. I love all the neon! That Coca-Cola neon! Can you imagine having that today?! 😊
Love your page! Wonder if you can be able to do one for Ethiopia (Abyssinia). There’re so many b/w footages specially from the 30’s. Would highly appreciate it!
What an excellent restoration! I am guessing that you use a pc to do the ai coloring and not a mac? I have been trying to figure figure out a way to do this on my mac to no avail and in all of the research that I have done, it appears that you can only do this on a pc. I unfortunately can't afford to buy a new PC just for this, but I was just curious if you had any other info? Thank you very much in advance!
Amazing city with even more amazing people. I just graduated from training at fort Sam Houston, just 2 months ago. I really wish I got more time to explore this beautiful city!
Look up 'peahix'. He lives in that area and collects old films from yard sales and scans them. They are usually lower quality (being 8 or 16mm) and shot by amateurs, but I just watched some 1944 footage.
The first scene is definitely E Houston at N St. Mary's looking west. The second appears to be E Travis at Jefferson, looking east, but I"m not as sure.
I've lived here my whole life, I've walked down every street downtown I've been to every corner and it's amazing to see the same place from a different era it's like time travel.
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I Noticed A 1950 Mercury At The Beginning Behind The Bus, So This Could Be Late 49 Or Early 1950. Sadly The Clip Was So Short, Probably Filmed From An Apartment Window In Both Directions To The Street Below. Another GOOD Reproduction All The Same NASS...
Awesome, I live just down the street from here. My grandparents have a photo of themselves on one of those classic Greyhound busses. SA was bustling post-WW2 as a major military city and hub.
Here's a question you may have fielded before. Has anybody come fowrad and recognized themselves, or an aquaintance / relative in one of your wonderful works?
The growth of car culture in the 1950's and the creation of interstate highways and people moving to suburbs killed the core of most large American cities.
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a local newspaper in San Antonio, Texas, wrote an article about the colorization and restoration work I did on this video
Here is the article: www.mysanantonio.com/entertainment/article/San-Antonio-history-UA-cam-video-Houston-Street-17336268.php
Thank you so much for this, im so fascinanted by my city history. Especially nowadays that all it seems to be is hotels in downtown San Antonio. Do you have plans for another video if possible??
Wow, this is my hometown. Wonder if I will see my grandparents or great grandparents walking around.
That would be wild
They're on the 3rd seat from the front inside this bus at 0:40, talking about their plan on watching "A Shop Around the Corner" starring Jimmy Stewart in cinema later that day.
Lol dude that'd be a trip
42 to 44 secs....glad to be of assistance
Is this street still exist today?
This is an amazing restoration. The clarity of this film is amazing. It is the very first video I have ever seen of the streets of San Antonio in the 40's. I am a Texan and being able to watch such a clear video of one of the oldest cities here in Texas is fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing this. Please show us more videos of cities and towns here in Texas!!! Howdy to y'all!!
Back in the day, street photographers would take your photo as you candidly walked down the street, one could buy the photo, my grandma has a few from that time in downtown San Antonio. She was about 23 at that time. Theyre black and white, but this footage makes it so much more real and lively. Two days ago my grandma turned 95. 💛
I lived in San Antonio almost my entire life. This is amazing! Thank you!
Looks like a great city, i love USA and loge Texas. Would live there if i would
Gorgeous! I would watch hours of this, easily. . .the cars, the fashions, the stores, the general cleanliness of the era.
The general cleanliness is what always gets me. People seem to have so much more pride in their surroundings and own appearance.
Oh boy!! Thanks for another fine restoration! And this time San Antonio, where I grew up in the 70's/80's!!
Based upon the identifiable Fords, I would agree it is from 1949; maybe early 1950. My parents got hitched in a church downtown (1944), so this was very interesting to see. Thanks for the hard work and for posting.
I also agree with 1949. There is a ‘49 Pontiac and a ‘49 Mercury.
@@sfeddie1 and like 12 other companies people ignore that give obvious proof to the year.
You have some early 50 Chevys
50-51-52 approx
Id seen a 1948 plymouth in there
So many men, Dad included, got trained to fly in this town during the war, and they brought wives and kids along. I wish my folks could see this. I think Mom loved the town… and told me all about it.
Outstanding restoration! One of your best. Wish there was more footage, as TX is a place I have never been to. Where are the cowboy hats?
thank you so much
Most people don't wear cowboy hats in TX, unless you're out in the country. Rewind the clock another few decades and you'd probably find more. But it went out of fashion sometime between the world wars.
@@Native_Creation Sad to hear this, thank you for the information though. Texas is this insanely exotic place for all of us living around the world!^^
@@Native_Creation as a lifelong Texan for over 50 years, you do still see people wearing cowboy hats. In rural areas especially. I have relatives that still wear them when they go out.
@@Native_Creation …Native Texan here and a lot of folks where cowboy hats. It’s not a fashion statement that’s going out of style. Most of Texas is farming and ranch land, it’s practical use.
Great restoration! A ton of detail.
Being that I'm both born and raised in San Antonio Texas this is truly amazing to see. I only wish there was footage of the Riverwalk
This is my hometown, born and raised! Downtown San Antonio, Tx! I’ve walked those same streets many a time in my life. It’s remarkable to me seeing it in that era. Very cool. You’ve done a lovely job taking us back in time. I’ve just discovered your channel when this video popped up on my feed. I’m quite impressed with your work. You’ve got a new subscriber. 👍
Excellent! I love watching your videos, although not always commenting. It’s hard to accept that, 70+ years later, most of these people have now passed. Life is so very fleeting. 💞
My grandmother turns 90 in a couple of weeks.
I was born in the Medical Arts Hospital, across Houston Street from the Alamo, in 1942. My sister was born there in 1941. We are each still going strong.
Thank you so much I adore your videos 💕💕
thank you so much
Beautiful restoration. The 50fps almost makes it seem like you're watching it with your own eyes. The clarity and detail is superb. Well done.
I just found your channel and so glad I did. These are just wonderful! You have done beautiful work on these videos! Grazie amico mio! 💕
Oh how much has changed since then. This is how it looks in my grandparents time.
Too Many People Smoked Back In Those Days Though...
Wow the restoration on this is amazing bummer the footage was so short. I would have loved to see much more of my beautiful home town of San Antonio. Born and raised . Great work
The Hertzberg Clock has history, going back to 1878. It was moved to the location you see it at in this video (St. Mary's and Houston Street) in 1910 where it continues to remain to this date (the jewelry store long gone). It also has its own Wikipedia page en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hertzberg_Clock_(San_Antonio)
Very fascinating, I never knew about that. I'll have to spot it next time I'm walking down the block.
Except when it was restored, they did not replace it the original way it is facing in this video, it has been turned 90 degrees :(
I still see that clock when I'm visiting downtown to this day. It must be protected at all costs 😊
Thanks for identifying the location. I thought it was familiar but only get to San Antonio about once a year.
Mind blowing that I know exactly where most of this footage was taken! I can visualize what it looks like! That first shot is right next to the Majestic theater, hence the Majestic Man's Shop. Adam Hats is now a resteraunt that has a walkway to the riverwalk right next to it. I wish time travel was real, I'd love to revisit the city around this time period!
Looks so sophisticated has a certain charm about it
Great video nass, amazing footage, every classic car, bus, van, you could think of, just love people going about their business not a clue they are being filmed, incredible 👍😀👌
thank you so much
NASS, this is very high-quality for that era. Thank you. Could you do any videos of the future?
thank you so much ;)
I cannot express in adequate words my love for this aesthetic of the cars, the clothing and architecture around this time. It just looks so cool. We have advanced tech now and much better quality of living but we've lost all sense of style in almost every aspect of life.
I was trying to put my finger on what this footage elicit in me and you did it for me. I (obviously) whole-heartedly agree.
That was fabulous. Too bad it's so short. I could watch hours of it.
Amazing footage....thanks for posting this....
I'm not exactly sure why I like you videos so much, but I do.
thank you so much 🙏
Your channel is a jewel of the past, thank you for sharing
Thx 🥰
Hey I am from san Antonio texas what a beautiful view ❤
Wow. This was the world when my grandmother was about 4 or 5. She was born in 1945. Such a different world. Wish I could have seen it.
The city at that time was more beautiful than it is now.
Downtown SA is quite beautiful now, aside from the construction, it will look even better in a couple of years.
Most cities were more beautiful prior to the late 20th century. Human craftsmanship still existed on a wide scale because automated processes were still in their infancy.
That corner of St. Mary's and Houston is still pretty beautiful today. Its one of the prettiest intersections in Downtown SA. There is still lots of pedestrian traffic there, just not like back then. And the people are much fatter today and not as well dressed. LOL
San Antonio has not progressed much in my opinion
@@WorldStage_Decoder San Antonio today is nearly 6 times it's population in 1940, so it's probably progressed quite a bit.
I'm really enjoying your videos! Don't have much time for surfing and watching videos in general, but when I do I rather watch your superb work than some of that meaningless nonsense UA-cam is drowning in! 👍
Super cool! Thanks for sharing!!!
I saw a 1949 Ford there so this would have to be from about then, beautiful film!
thank you so much
But I saw 2 1950 Fords.
@@michaelbenardo5695 well then I guess it's from then
@@sterlinsilver It might be the fall of 49, as new cars are introduced in the fall.
@@michaelbenardo5695 that could explain why there were only 2
Wow!!
I would love to see something in Canada - like Toronto perhaps.
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Maravilhoso.
Nasci em 1964.
Mas vendo essas filmagens me sinto, em minha casa.
Sensação muito boa.
Obrigado pelo vídeo.
Everything looks great in this era. Very clean and civilized
Civilised people= civilised era
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That corner of St. Mary's and Houston is still pretty beautiful today. Its one of the prettiest intersections in Downtown SA. There is still lots of pedestrian traffic there, just not like back then.
At 0:50 lower left hand side of the screen. There is a dark haired woman (man?) in a striped blouse who is dressed like she's from the nineties. Great video, thank you!
It's hard to tell, but I think it is a boy, probably about 13 years old. Quite possibly the woman in front of him is his mother. It was not unusual in those days for children from about 6 or 7 upward to walk a little distance from their elders. If it is a woman it would be quite unusual to be wearing slacks.
@@lwilton I meant the one with the black bag who casually walks away from the camera, not the one at the crossing.
@@mehlindiinthewebway3910 Yes, that is the one I was talking about, with the black bag and black stripe on a peach shirt. (But keep in mind all colors are fake, not actual.) If you look at the first two or three frames where he/she appears from the edge of the frame, you will note an apparent lack of bustline. That may or may not mean anything. Also in a couple of the frames the very blurred face appears somewhat boyish, but considering what Deoldify does to images, that also may or may not mean anything.
A woman in slacks would be possible in that era, but not common. And the figure could be a woman. But in my opinion, from the available images, it could also be a young teenage boy. In that case pants would not be unusual. Of course there is the question of what that black bag is. If it is a purse, it is a woman. If it is something from the drugstore or a sack lunch it could be either.
I went and looked at the original B&W footage. The face is still hard to determine; it could be an oriental man. Yes, an oriental in San Antonio would be quite unusual. The right arm is somewhat clearer, and in a few frames shows what looks like typical male musculature. The bag appears to be white in a couple of frames (definitely light colored) and only black in later frames when it is in shadow. The pants are considerably clearer. They look like jeans that are too long, and the cuffs rolled up. You can see a tag on the right hip, and the 2" cuffs are reasonably obvious. I have a hard time imagining any woman voluntarily dressing that way, but it was fairly common for young males that were still growing.
None of this proves the sex either way, but from what I see I'm sticking with the idea that it is male.
Very nice! It's like a time machine. We all love these videos
Incredible work. I was born in 1948, and to see the city around that time is truly amazing.
Thank you so much for this, do yoy have any more videos like this of San Antonio?
It’s so clean!
Flashback in the early 2020’s
Excellent restoration
parabéns pelo trabalho magnifico.
I think this is rather like 1950 judging by the cars
I saw one 50 Ford. Everything else was 49 on back.
Finally a TEXAS VIDEO!!The greatest state there is!
TBH I went on vacation there about 2 years ago. It's still clean downtown and looks the same as this video to me.
You do such a great job !!
Everthing is so clean.
I'm fairly certain I walked down this exact street back in December. I've lived about an hour from San Antonio my entire life, this is so cool to see.
Dallas Texas would be cool for next vid if possible but this is awesome
Wow so cool! I'd love to recreate the same footage but in today's times to see how it compares.
Awesome video, it's so good to see people dressed nice and no cell phones.
Spotted some early 50's Ford, Chevys and Mercury's there at the beginning. Love it! I'd say this was 1952-1954 ish. I love all the neon! That Coca-Cola neon! Can you imagine having that today?! 😊
Love your page! Wonder if you can be able to do one for Ethiopia (Abyssinia). There’re so many b/w footages specially from the 30’s. Would highly appreciate it!
Awesome vid!
What an excellent restoration! I am guessing that you use a pc to do the ai coloring and not a mac? I have been trying to figure figure out a way to do this on my mac to no avail and in all of the research that I have done, it appears that you can only do this on a pc. I unfortunately can't afford to buy a new PC just for this, but I was just curious if you had any other info? Thank you very much in advance!
Amazing city with even more amazing people. I just graduated from training at fort Sam Houston, just 2 months ago. I really wish I got more time to explore this beautiful city!
Hey
Would be awesome to see old footage of San Diego California 😎
Have a nice day
Cheers from San Diego California
Look up 'peahix'. He lives in that area and collects old films from yard sales and scans them. They are usually lower quality (being 8 or 16mm) and shot by amateurs, but I just watched some 1944 footage.
The first scene is definitely E Houston at N St. Mary's looking west. The second appears to be E Travis at Jefferson, looking east, but I"m not as sure.
Short video but liked the opening shot good colour as well.
thank you so much
GREAT VIDEO SUOER NASS YOU ART THE BEST
OMG! I love it! I remember going to the Texas theater and eating at Tony's Mexican restaurant right across the street. 💛💛💛
Yes please find and do more San Antonio videos!
I've lived here my whole life, I've walked down every street downtown I've been to every corner and it's amazing to see the same place from a different era it's like time travel.
My home. This is awesome, do you have anymore footage of SA?
This video was great, but it's a pity that it's short
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could you do a colorized restoration of footage from Rio De Janeiro or São Paulo in the old days, like the 30s?
Just an ideia.
Can you do one of Denver or golden Colorado? That’s my hometown and I would love to see what it was like long ago, if not that’s alright.
Beautiful video of San Antonio history.
I Noticed A 1950 Mercury At The Beginning Behind The Bus, So This Could Be Late 49 Or Early 1950. Sadly The Clip Was So Short, Probably Filmed From An Apartment Window In Both Directions To The Street Below. Another GOOD Reproduction All The Same NASS...
thank you so much
Perfectly restored,.....👍
thank you so much
Is it just me, when I see these beautiful restorations, and the people and faces within…that sadly all these people are dead?
thank you so much
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This isn't the early 1900s, many of them are still alive, many in their 90s or 80s now.
I love the fact that the Hertzberg Clock is still standing in 2022: 82 years after this footage was taken.
Amazing. Peak nostalgia for a time I've never been.
Do you have a video of new orleans in the 1930s or 1940s?
My Hometown, so cool.
Awesome, I live just down the street from here. My grandparents have a photo of themselves on one of those classic Greyhound busses. SA was bustling post-WW2 as a major military city and hub.
Great job 👏
Of anecdotal note: I can't be sure but at .37 it appears that former streetcar tracks may have been pulled or paved over.
Beautiful video! Back when yes sir, and yes ma’am meant so much to one another!
Love it! Do you have any of Albany, Ny?
Here's a question you may have fielded before. Has anybody come fowrad and recognized themselves, or an aquaintance / relative in one of your wonderful works?
These videos are mesmerizing.
The first street is St Mary's & Houston St but does anyone what the street in the second and third clips are? Thanks.
Wonderful to see this amazing Texas city in the 40's!
I barely recognize it, how cool, San Antonio, my hometown!
SUPER NASS YOU ARE THE BEST KING
thank you so much ;))
Why does downtown San Antonio seem more bustling back than than it does now?
The growth of car culture in the 1950's and the creation of interstate highways and people moving to suburbs killed the core of most large American cities.
Where did you get the footage from?
Tank you sr.... São Paulo, brazil!!!!
thank you so much
Hi! How are you?
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Great! How did you do the color?
Maravilloso,de ¿Cuba tienes?
Está es mi ciudad natal San Antonio. TX./ This is my Hometown San Antonio. TX. Greetings/Saludos!
@NASS , what browser did you use to color the video , pls respond
Cause your first videos were bad color and this day they are better , maybe you used deoldfify first , then ?
Thanks!
You should make a playlist, youtube keeps kicking me off your videos so I can't watch them one after another.