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Great video, thanks for sharing.

We moved to Erie in 2018 and its funny, but everytime we traveled up Glenwood Park Ave( next to State and Veterans Stadium) I said, boy this is a flood trap. Guess I was right.

I remember the “Erie Blades”! That was a while ago…

Nice job! Very interesting. I lived all around the former canal in various places in my 20s. Explains a lot, i think.

There was a part of it in Platea still when I was growing up. Not sure if it's still there. It was right behind Lockport Cemetery.

Love this documentary!

Mr Brian Dailey and Mr jon good i wanted to let you all know i just love the work u all are doing with the history of erie pa.. i love watching project Algerine:,mosters on the lake etc (u might want to mention date on monster of the lake cause on youtubr it looks like u did them all sept 9 2024) You both are vvery good at what u do , i appricate the time u guys put in to create such interesting videos .i want to thankyou you both keep up the great work

Very impressed with the info and history ❤

Please do a video about Sport Land that was located at 2201 Asbury rd where Lowes is now. It was a great to hang out as a kid.

This is wonderful! Brian Daily, & darling, Jeanette George..all y'all This is Buddy Pacy. If I live long enough to do something with you. Please let me know . I was so very impressed. Thank you for the enjoyment . XoB.

I loved going to the Peninsula Drive-In Theater but I cannot stand what they built there in its place! I really miss the flea market too!!

Mr Brian Dailey and jon i wanted to let you all know i just love the work u all are doing with the history of erie pa.. i love watching project Algerine:,mosters on the lake etc (u might want to mention date on monster of the lake cause on youtubr it looks like u did them all sept 9 2024) You both are vvery good at what u do , i appricate the time u guys put in to create such interesting videos .i want to thankyou you both keep up the great work

So cool to see you guys visiting these locations on site now. Appreciate all of the history your undigging

Thank-you very much. Would you happen to of done a video of Erie's Gangsters & Book makers? My cousin Francis Dovishaw "Bolo" was a big bookie maker & He got murdered in his home.

Thank-you*

This was very interesting seeing the different sets from different cities. Shout out to Erie, Pa!!!

They just removed some of the Bayfront tracks. The coke plant is no longer here.

Awesome video!

My family has lived here since the 1890s in the area and I love my hometown

I call Erie Pennsylvania home

Weird that amazon is cool with putting their warehouse here.

You always put together great educational videos! Thank you for another one!

Please do Wesleyville!

Thanks for another great video I’d love to know how the flood affected the construction of Academy HS. Maybe it cleared the land and made it easier. Luckily there were no utilities south of 26th along there at the time and I hear the project was delayed because of that

You can see the East Tower of FEED Media Art Center at 7:46 - the building with the floral mural by Betsy Casañas

My Dad retired from the city and every year they had to drive the tube in a jeep to check it, from Glenwood all the way to the treatment plant. The jeep couldn’t turn around, so they backed it all the way back to Glenwood.

Love this channel!

Great work Brian!

Awesome I was there

Pretty sure my brother went to that....but I was the "bratty kid sister" so I didn't stand a chance.😂

So cool! Love that the show is welcomed by WMDI

Do you have any videos about the history of the Reed Mansion/Erie Club?

I went there as a kid in the 80s on both attractions with my late Dad and younger sister 😢

I found this very interesting. The westside eastside mentally started quite long ago. I wonder how it varied with how we see it today.

Directly across the street from the old Watsons restaurant was where they were jumping over the parking meters.

My cousin, that grew up in Erie, lived in Orange while they were filming That Thing You Do! She sent me photos. I really wish I knew where those photos are!

This is wild!!!