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Too bad this kid with such a long, historical, Florida lineage sounds more like some Yankee transplant than a Floridian Southerner!

Thank you for sharing; I live in Ocala and I love it, I will spend the rest of my days here....

You did a great job , you should do more, most people are horrible doing the beauty of ocala, I moved here in 1988, it grew tremendously since

Your great grand parents probably knew mine!

I LIVE IN OCALA FLORIDA I MOVED HERE IN 1978 FROM MIDDLETOWN OHIO I WAS BORN IN OHIO I LIVED THERE TILL OCTOBER 1978 I HAVE LIVED IN OCALA 40YRS

You skipped the rich racist history lil man

Just to let you know the guy who you claim discovered Ocala he killed a lot of Native American and lots of blacks was hung there

What a great introduction and history lesson. We are moving from New York City to Ocala within 60 days..........See you there.

Great Job by you Grant, way to keep that Ocala tradition alive and well for the young at heart, i moved here in 1977. Fantastic presentation my friend !

MI HIJO SE GRADUO AQUI EN OCALA. EN FOREST H. S. CON HONORES. CONOCIO Y SE CASO CON UNA BELLA NENA DE OCALA. SIRVE A SU PAIS EN EL NAVY. QUE MAS LE PUEDO PEDIR A LA VIDA. SON FELICES. GRACIAS A DIOS. OCALA ES LINDA. Y GRANDIOSA CIUDAD

Thanks for sharing this awesome video 🤗 my service with Uncle Sam brought me to Ocala which my wife and kids loved so much ☝🏽We are thankful to all of ya'll for the wonderful experience 🙏🏽🤗

fucc ocala, fucc ocala police . fucc marion county & FUCC YOU if you got something to say , you lifeless swine of shit 💯

It’s sad that wild waters closed down now

Ty.

beware of real estate awards they are always awarding them after they buy and then sell to others who believe anything

Excellent !

It is nice to discover a passion at a young age. Work to develop your writing (story telling), videography, and editing every day. Then you will never work a day in your life because you will be doing what you love.

my great great great father hahaha lmao

I grew up on East Broadway and went swimming at Silver Springs every Sunday. I could walk to library, Bittings Drug Store, Woolworth's, and the Marion Theater. I got in with 6 RC bottle caps for the Saturday matinees/ Loved the strawberry Waffles at the Plantation Pancake In, went often to the Brahma and 1890 House, Morrison's after church, and the Lobster House for grouper fingers.

My great grandfather was a brick mason that helped lay down half of the bricks

Nice Video !

Awesome video cuz

Thanks. I moved to Ocala from LaBelle when I was 3. That was 1945. I went to Centeral Elem. 1st thru 5th, then Oakcrest Elem. 6 & 7, 8th street middle for the 8th & 9th, then OHS on Ft. King for 10-12. Graduated 1960. I was baptised in FBC in the church that burned down. I live now in New Braunfels, Tx. Thanks for the memories. Gene Lanzl.

I am showing your video to my UCF Elementary Ed. Social Studies class. Way to go, Grant!

I love living in the Historic District, it's so nice. I really liked your presentation.

You did a wonderful job on the history of Ocala, I am currently going to write a story about Ocala for a new news source in the area, called "The Pineapple Post", this paper will be offered for free and I would like to quote some of your information, if you do not mind. I grew up in Ocala from 1970 to 1999. Thanks again for the great presentation.

Great job, young man. I think I know where the original library is, if you're interested. It's not where the brand new library is, but its close.

Great video!

You did a great job!!!! Thank you,

Im moving here on Sunday(:

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Thanks for the memories......

Great job! Awesome presentation!

nice job ! !

best part of Ocala history...A Day To Remember.

@dutch1565 Ocala is well known as the horse capital of the world, one of only five cities (four in the USA and one in France) permitted under Chamber of Commerce guidelines to use this title based on annual revenue produced by the horse industry.

Great job on the history of Ocala. I have wonderful memories growing up there in the 1950's when we would cross 17th Street in our bare feet to feed oranges to the neighbor's cows. It's changed a lot now. The gentleman's farm across the street is now a Publix, and the house I grew up in is gone. But I can still ride through Ocala and tell my own kids what used to be here and what we used to do there. Thanks for the reminders.

Great video! We moved to Ocala in 2002 and we love it.

Hey kiddo cool video, awesome job Great presentation.........Bravo!!!!!!

@352allday16 cool!

A Day To Remember is from Ocala! :D

Excellent job !

OUR VOICES ARE SO HIGH!

Hey Great work! You know I walked past that house you live in on 5th street on my way to FHS many many times when I was a boy.

Great video! I have lived in Ocala 10 years now and havnt found anywhere else I would like to live in the usa, and I have been to alot of citys and states. Its always nice to come home to Ocala!!!!!!!

well done young man verygood theres alot to do here

@demolitionbarbiedoll Lol. Theres nothing to do here.

Grant, this is an awesome presentation! We are so impressed!

Good job....I am thinking about moving to Ocala area thanks!

I'm interested in restoring the Ocala Drive-in.