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Look at all the uncs in the comment section 😂💀

My home town. I was born in Glendale in 1958 and this film is my childhood memories of that wonderful city. I was there last week on business, my God, how it has changed. So sad.

I would like to know about a house on College Street, if it's still there. It seems old enough that it would have been there as a residence in 1910 but I didn't see it on the Sanborn map.

I was born in Glendale in 1963, and grew up in neighboring Eagle Rock. It’s so interesting to see this old footage.

WOW !!! So many memories. My family had a cow calf operation on the ranch at the south end of Antelope from the mid 70s through the late 80s. We saw the red people move in and destroy the community, then fail and go away. I remember the blacksmith shop had a tug boat piston sitting out front. I was amazed at the size of it and the owner told me that was the balancer piston, the main piston was so big I would'nt be able to reach across it with my arms spread. The school was already closed then, but used for other purposes by the community. I returned to the town for a through visit in 2019 and the mayor had opened the cafe for business "Grandma's cafe". Stopped in and had brunch with my late gf. Sat and visited for a couple hours and had a great time. The mayor said the school was still used then for community meeting etc. Sadly I wanted to come through for a visit again in 2020, but google said the cafe was permanently closed. 😞 I was hoping there were still enough of the locals to support her along with the surprising amount of bicycle traffic that was stopping in, but times are different now. This video you have shared with us a treasure. I thank you for it.

In the1990's I lived on Allen Avenue, just a few blocks from the Brand Library, and I used to ride my bike up there quite often. It's a beautiful place to spend an afternoon. The next time I am down in LA, I think I would like to see it again.

you'll notice HFC is just a hop and skip from the banks. strategicly located near major lenders, they picked up turn downs for auto loans, and $500 personal loans, albeit at double digit rates. the repo men were out in force the following month.

Brand St. (1963) is barely recognizable from 2022.

i live in canada but glendale was my 2nd home and happy place first visited in oct 62. my aunt and uncle lived on sycamore ave and when i was older i could walk up to brand park. it would have been so cool had you filmed driving up thru the old neighbourhood

Hello from the far north, I'm Daniel Pomeroy, son of Marvin Pomeroy, grandson of Clarke Pomeroy brother of Fletcher

You should do more of these! I really enjoy these!

I used to go to Finley's hobby shop up on Brand across from the Glendale Federal Bank and Roxy theater. Other theaters on Brand were The Alex theater, the Glendale, the Capital, and the Sands. I watched them build the Galleria. Used to live across from the future location of the new main fire station on Oak Street. Man, I'm old

Its all messed up now! Glendale 2021 Sucks!

I worked as a dental assistant at Stuart and Morris in 74

Wow, thank you for posting I’m trying to find. more of these, it’s the only way to time travel, I remember brand park since 96’ until now. & so much looks the same & old at the same time it’s amazing I love history & seeing things that have changed or remain the same, nostalgia.

@2:15 is where 85° Bakery is now yes? California and Brand?

Great video David. Thanks for taking time to film and post it. I grew up in Southern California in the 50s thru the 60s and love seeing and reliving those days thru videos. What a wonderful time it was.

Excellent , My Aunt Helen worked at that Bank.. :) Awe My Hometown :)

Arthur Murray. "Walk in -- dance out!"

Thank you for posting ...Viewed this 6 yrs later ... noticed the 'Temple' theater, where, at the time, we saw 3 'b movies' for only 15 cents !!

I grew up down the street on Sunset Canyon Dr. In the 60s and 70s and spent a lot of time at Brand Park. Later I got married at the fountain in front of the library.

I want to travel back in time to experience Glendale back then!

interesting. Amazing concept. Now even relevant during COVID 19 pandemic

Oh how i wish I could time travel & go back & see & feel what life was like back then.

How do you get to the road from Yakima?

Haha Did you notice there were very few, if any traffic signals on Brand Blvd? Looks like mostly stop signs at each major cross street. Boy, times have certainly changed.

This was Glendale, CA before the Armenians took over it... LOL!

WAS nice is the operative word here.

Cool old video

Miss the old Glendale.

There is no Burbank in this; it’s all Glendale.

This is a really interesting video. I hope you don't mind if I include a link to it on the short video I made of Port Wing when I visited there a few years ago. I think I have some shots of some of the old buildings you show on the 1899 map. (If you're interested in seeing my video, it's at ruclips.net/video/szEqpzKMHME/видео.html )

These are the old highway tunnels that were used before the highway below was built. One is taking a chance when they go thru them.

As great as this video is, it would have been even better with some background narration saying who was who, what was what, where was where... that sort of thing... fantastic that it's in color!

The Broadway/Brand footage is just priceless. Love seeing the old B of A building, Johnson's Bakery, Webb's, Newberry's...thank you for this treasure.

I used to live in Glendale. I always liked how the Brand Library looked with its india style architecture. I liked the fountain, too.

Where did you get the map of the old town. I'm the grandson of Dick (Richard) Johnson/great great grandson of Axel Johnson who founded a homestead over on peppermint drive off of flag river road in the 1800s. I'm just wondering cause I'm interested in the history of the area.