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Ew... Seems like a sad description of a time in NE Philly that only they knew. The singer SUCKS. Is he a rock star now?

Grew up in Wissinoming. Played in Valley Park playground . Walked over halve a hour to swim in nice Max Meyors pool. Listened to WIBBAGE ( WIP ) 99 on the AM channel.Went to the Ellis, Mayfair & Merben movie theatres. Roller shaketed at Concord. After we were in high school would pay around $1.50 to swim at the Blvd pools.

I was born at HUP, but rushed out to the suburbs. I returned in the 70's, and got my radio dream job at WYSP. I took Leann Dennison to her prom at Lincoln High. I miss those days. We all felt safe there.

Alot of Mayfair and other areas are still nice clean neighborhood s where residents clean their homes and streets themselves and don't skimp on repairs to their homes.i lived all over the north east and for the most part if you stay away from the ghetto by places like Solly av and Frankford av your generally ok .

Hoping to see a pic of the Four Chefs sign. Grew up on Hellerman. The pic of Kiddie City blew me away. Currently living in Phoenix AZ...seems like a million years ago.

Sadly once wonderful & great Amerika is in a cataclysmic decline because of your liberal Progressive Leftists who have destroyed your nation from within Yuliya ✝️🇷🇺

GIA CARANGI was from NE philly. Rip 💔 Gia 🤟

What year is the Krewstown Center sign with the Hot Foot sale on it?

Thank you for this, brought back so many goos memories, I grew up on princeton ave across from mayfair elementary school in the 70's and to the mid 80's. Lincoln high class of 86. I miss those times and the area it was!

Wow..not 1 black person in northeast Philly then🤔

i really miss in olney i should never move out of philly

Sad how thr city let the trash of society in and destroyed this neighborhood.

I lived in the Northeast from 1949 to 1969. I didn't realize it at the time, but it was a nirvana for growing up in a safe, caring community. No one had guns, there was no violent crime, the worst we could see was occaisional graffiti. When my parents talked about "the war" it was always about WWII, when fighting for what was right and decent was understood without question. During the earliest days, you could count the number of cars parked on each block with the fingers of one hand. Everyone took transit or walked. In those days, Northeast High competed to see how many students got National Merit or Mayor's scholarships. I can vivdly recall buying 15-cent hamburgers at Ronnie's as a reward for finishing my paper route, and nearby smell those wonderful hot dogs (with "the works") at Lenny's. Who could ask for anything more?

WWDB! WFIL they were fun times!!

These scenes of Philadelphia were really great ! It’s a shame that the background music so obnoxious and aggravating. I’m not sure what it has to do with Philadelphia.

Northeast Philly, like no place on earth.

Great song and picks! I added to my favorites within the first 10 seconds. Thanks for this video!!

Whoa! Probably the best montage of ne Philly from yesteryear that I've ever seen. Thanks for sharing and making this❤

Bluetooth? How do you connect?

Grew up in Olney, now live in Tacony. Loved the shots of the Orleans and Kiddie City.

KYW jingle is still kinda the same. 'Course it 's 103.9 now.

The northeast can be this way again. Stop selling to the Chinese and hk99 just cuz they paying cash. Sell to people you know, friends family etc. it takes a movement. If it can happen in fishtown it can happen in the northeast. Stop fleeing and get people to move in. Thats how bridesburg is still going

I grew up on large and orthodox street and right behind our house was Simpson playground.

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you forgot foxchase

Lot of memories, thanks for this! I would go to my grandmom's every Christmas Eve, she lived on Cottage Street. (There was a HUGE Xmas light display a few blocks away on Jackson St. near Magee). My dad would always take Cottman to the area, wow...I remember that classic Dunkin' Donuts. Just loved that area when as a kid period, lot of great times. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year.

Plenty to do back in the day. Concord, Playland , Mayfair and the Merbem. Wall ball, stick ball, hand ball, wire ball, step ball , jailbreak and buck buck to name a few.

my uncle lived at Tyson and Large in the 1970's!

Roosevelt Avenue us one main drag

We grew up in olney (near rising sun &olney ave) but moved to NE 1984..to st Vincent &Frontenac..I miss those days I still crave Charlie's pizza! ...we went there most Fridays..it was a great time to be alive..thanks for posting

I lived in tacony It was ok when I moved there but got worse 5 years later I left quickly(this is coming from a black man)

Had friends Cottman ave & blv'd.Good memories of the 60's. Who sang the great song?

When I was born in 1973, my parents were on gilham st. then we moved in penny pack. the city is ridiculous. crazy 02:54

I grew up in the 80’s in Large & Fuller…Datillos Deli a block away,Solly Playground,Pennypack park right there,Great place to grow up in the 80’s…Goodtimes!

EXTREMELY Racist Irish, Polish, German, and other CAUCASIANS. African Americans or Puerto Ricans couldn't live in multiple communities, except for dirty Frankford in the 70s and 80s. You were TORMENTED severely ,if you moved there , without knowing the behavior of those Klan followers. F all of them meth heads and pcp lovers . They can all burn in hell. The new beginning arrived years ago

Kiddie City shot almost brought a tear to my eye. That place was as close to heaven as I could get as a kid.

Nearly everybody read it The Bulletin I worked there from 1964 to 1980

Just straight demons here now

To bad the NE is over run now by undesirables.

To my philly family. You are my people and I love you.

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good old days :( really takes me back

I remember when Roosevelt Mall was pretty happening. I loved going to The Devon for 2 dollar movies too.

Great collection!

I was born in the 80’s, lived on woodhaven rd, and used to play with friends in the neighborhood next to my apartment complex. I didn’t moved to the Verree rd area till I entered high school, but most of my good memories are from back then. I had woodhaven mall for abit, but then we got Franklin Mills mall ( will forever be that, not this Philadelphia Mills Mall crap. Met a couple of great friends back then, to bad most of them I’ve lost contact with. These days Northeast Philly don’t have the same feel as it used to, but at least better then other areas of Philly.

My brother and I would eat lunch at the Mayfair Diner and Moe's Deli during school lunch. Great food and memories.

This makes me really sad and angry, LOOK AT WHAT WE LOST.

Not a flat screen its a tube tv

I wish i can go back to those times this generation sucks..

Pretty dope my parents work at this school now called the resurrection of our lord!!! Very nice people there