Wow. Lived around Painesville for almost 20 years and don't recognize most of those places; it's changed so much. Except for the streets. Most of the potholes have grown up. LoL
Does any one remember Donald and Jean Butter from Painsville in the early 1970s? They're my parents ( I was born in Painsville )and later we moved to Scotland.Thanks, Calum.
I think that locomotive is one of the famous NYC Niagaras, one of the latest, most efficient steam locomotives, of which none were saved. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NYC_Niagara upload.wikimedia.org/.../300px-NYC_Niagara_1.jpg
In one of the pics there were so many cars! Not use to that at all! It was hard in some pics to determine where it was taken because so much has changed, even since I was little.
When Painesville was Painesville, I was born here in 62 when it was American, it was all White and Black Americans and no illegal aliens anywhere, now it sucks. Every place of business was American, United States born workers, again all White and Black people. I will tell you I love Mexican and Chinese food but this town was so American there was not one single Mexican or Chinese restaurant in town, I never seen Rice in my entire child hood until I joined the Navy and was stationed in San Diego, I cannot remember one single time seeing any other race but White and Black in Painesville. I went to Walnut middle school and Harvey high school.
Somebody has apparently pirated your video. Do a search for your title "Painesville Ohio in the 50s and 60s". This is a wonderful video. Sad how a once-busy small city was destroyed by urban renewal and the malls.
I remember hanging out at maners and watching all the guys criuse thru and burn rubber on 20 great days of fun and carefree life.gland i was around in the 60s high maxine if u are still around my dream girlfriend
I was born in Painesville in 1949 and lived there until I was 19. Thanks for the great memories! Wow!
Great slideshow! My family grew up in painesville and fairport from the 1930's up till now. Always wondered the history
Made me want to cry, old Painesville.
Thank you for this video I really enjoyed it, helped me remember names of places I forgot over the years .
No problem, always happy to help out. Rose Lance
I was born in Painesville. The Lake Erie East Hospital exists no more.
Like the house at around 1:42 with the stacked porches.
Wow. Lived around Painesville for almost 20 years and don't recognize most of those places; it's changed so much.
Except for the streets. Most of the potholes have grown up. LoL
so much has changed like Ashtabula
Damn! A lot of gas stations and churches.
Lived in Mentor during this era and Painesville was for a big day shopping or Saturday matinee at the Lake Theater.
edward sardey Man, how things have changed! Now we go into Mentor for shopping and a movie!! lol
Really, I would have assumed that be the opposite
I remember Jerry's restaurant, was my dads favorite. They use to go "duck pin" bowing in Painsville.
Does any one remember Donald and Jean Butter from Painsville in the
early 1970s? They're my parents ( I was born in Painsville )and later we
moved to Scotland.Thanks, Calum.
I think that locomotive is one of the famous NYC Niagaras, one of the latest, most efficient steam locomotives, of which none were saved. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NYC_Niagara
upload.wikimedia.org/.../300px-NYC_Niagara_1.jpg
Angela's Pizza. The best tasting pizza I ever had, I really miss that place. Juim.
Movie One potato Two potato was filmed there.
In one of the pics there were so many cars! Not use to that at all! It was hard in some pics to determine where it was taken because so much has changed, even since I was little.
awesome thank you !!
painesville was a boomtown back in the day
My house is over 100 years old OMG I’ve seen all theses places I can’t even recognize them
Wow Main Street has changed a lot. CFS is now where all those building used the be. So sad.
Painesville used to be a Boomtown so much has changed like Ashtabula
When Painesville was Painesville, I was born here in 62 when it was American, it was all White and Black Americans and no illegal aliens anywhere, now it sucks. Every place of business was American, United States born workers, again all White and Black people. I will tell you I love Mexican and Chinese food but this town was so American there was not one single Mexican or Chinese restaurant in town, I never seen Rice in my entire child hood until I joined the Navy and was stationed in San Diego, I cannot remember one single time seeing any other race but White and Black in Painesville. I went to Walnut middle school and Harvey high school.
Wow
Wow as in what. I'm just saying Painesville has changed. @@jenniferjones3467
Life before the hood
Somebody has apparently pirated your video. Do a search for your title "Painesville Ohio in the 50s and 60s".
This is a wonderful video. Sad how a once-busy small city was destroyed by urban renewal and the malls.
I remember hanging out at maners and watching all the guys criuse thru and burn rubber on 20 great days of fun and carefree life.gland i was around in the 60s high maxine if u are still around my dream girlfriend