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This looks like Clark St. My old neighborhood

I love my city but. bro are you cool walking down the most dangerous part of Chicago 😂

Wow, this warms my heart. Pride Cleaners is iconic. Also, seeing the building that used to be Independence Bank where my grandfather opened an account for me to help with college brought back memories.

back in the 60's,70's 80's use to ride the 79th st bus all the way to commercial st. My grandmother lived off 79th Essex and harolds was on the corner.

I love this so much!!!

My neighborhood ❤❤❤❤

😊6:09 The South Shore fresh market is lovely. Af Am. need to monitor their lower class. They keep the middle class from shopping in the neighborhoods. These neighborhoods we vibrate, that's why we wanted to move there. Once a community is run down, no one wants to come. It is hard to build a community back up. Keep your neighborhood safe and viable so people will be proud of where they live and shop.

Thank you very much for filming Gary, IN. I love Downtown Munster, IN as well.

I was born and raised in the West Loop and i enjoyed the South Shore neighborhood.

I went to South shore high School

It used to be a Rose theater over there

Nice.....I'm from the 9. This brings back a lot of good memories. ❤

At 16:00...Dat's Donuts used to be one of several Leon's BBQ restaurants. 79th and Stony, 59th and Racine(?) and 83rd and Cottage are the three I remember. After ChicagoFest, Leon's became extremely popular. As a result other locations were opened. However, i think he overextended, as those locations closed, and went back to the three aforementioned. 59th may have closed too...not sure...but Leon's was dow to Cottage and Stoney when he closed shop...

Big Sam's used to be 24/7 until the pandemic hi. Now it closes at 11pm i think....

Back of the yards homd sweet home

Wish they had kept the Regal like they kept the Apollo in NYC.

Thank you so much for this I’m going to Chicago NEXT WEEK🎊🥳🥳

This neighborhood got the best donut over there. I also love going to Munster Donut in Indiana and Home Cut Donuts in Joliet.

Amazing neighborhood. My husband grew up on the Southside of Chicago in the Roseland neighborhood and I grew up in the northern suburbs of Winnetka. I grew up wealthy and he grew up working class. I help him got to being wealthy like me so we are happy together since he got his own business where he could work from home now. We're in a interracial marriage since I'm white and he's black. I love our diversity of culture and we love to learn more from each other. He was my first love and I was his first love. I do enjoy the good food over there especially the chicken wing spots. I really appreciate you sharing your testimony with you and your husband Peaceful Explorations.

Walked those streets in the 60's when the Regal and the Metropolitan were still standing.

So much history down on 47th. I wished the Regal Theatre, which was on King Dr. hadn't been torn down. Hopefully, you tried some of the soul food places you passed? Thanks again for the tour.

Tobacco road

Yes this channel is very educational purpose while you're doing these walking tours Peaceful Explorations. My mom and dad was kinda worried when I told them that I went to the Southside of Chicago with my husband when we met. Me and him was born in the year of 2000. I remember my dad would take me to the Metra station to watch the trains come by back in Winnetka since he knew that I love trains with a passion when I was a kid and teen years. I love our home by the Indiana Dunes so I could bike ride to the lakefront. I sure do miss the Green Bay bike trail. I used to take that to Downtown Evanston and Wilmette. I miss the snowball fights my mom, dad, my sister and best friend had when I was a kid. My mom grew up in Oak Park and my dad from Winnetka.

West side to the south side 47th was the very path I traveled for 20 years now am in Texas

Love you for doing this, it's great Subbed a few weeks back, so glad I did Stay safe y'all, Thanks

I use to live and go to grade school around here. Interesting.

Thank you PE Walking Tours. Keep the videos coming in the Chicago area.

I love this educational channel even more since I love to learn multicultural stuffs. I would also teach it to my daughter so she could embraced both sides of her culture since she's biracial and have her strong dad by her side. Winnetka, IL is mostly whites in my neighborhood and Evanston, IL is more multicultural. Thank you so much Peaceful Explorations Walking Tours, you're the best. Please think about downtown suburban walking tours in the future. I love going to the Museum of Science and Industry.

BLISS BLESSINGS AND PEACE OF SOUL TO ALL 💛 47TH STREET AWESOMENESS

54th and Indiana here💪🏿🫡👍🏿

Bronzeville! Lived at 4820 S. Indiana when I was born in 68. 47th St. was BUMPING back then. Seems to be coming back.

Nice video😊

Favorite places in U.S. right here 47th

Я услышал ваш голос вы девушка я до этого момента думал что ведет сьемку мужчина приношу извенения спасибо вам за прекрасный контент😊❤

I love this channel with a passion. I would definitely take my daughter to this area once she get older so she can learn about multicultural things. She just arrived this morning. She have both of her parents in her life. Thank you Peaceful Explorations.

Yes the hunting grounds be very careful

Good morning, you making me home sick 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Ahh, 83rd & Cottage Grove. Dat Donut used to be Leon's BBQ, and Dat Donut had a separate window inside Leon's if memory serves correctly. When that place caught fire in the mid 80's my friends and I cried, they had great bbq & great fries w/bbq sauce. We were so glad when Mr. Leon rebuilt his place. Curt's BBQ was on the other side of the street further down on 83rd around where that Reeves & Son's Cleaners sign is and they had great food too, but I think that Leons was the best.

Wow, thank you! You started off in my old neighborhood and @5:00 that was the block that I grew up on 79th & Evans. I lived there from 1971 - 1996 and my mom moved out of our childhood home in 2003. The area sure has changed over the years. The door that you can barely see @6:10 used to be the entrance to Stevenson then re-named to Chatham bowl. We called it "the hole" because it was underground. When the bowling alley was there the entrance had two metal doors with glass. That was my first job in 1985. Ben Stevenson owned that entire building at one time and it now looks almost completely empty but at one time it was completely full. @6:25 the corner there was Stricklands Pharmacy. A large black owned pharmacy & store setup like a Walgreens. Mr. Strickland was the pharmacist and my mom & dad got all our prescriptions filled there. Happy Liquor was there when I was a kid although a black man named Lee Trotter used to have a store there and on the opposite side of the street at one time. I spent allot of time there and walking the neighborhood. It was safe then, well as long as you didn't cross Cottage Grove going east too far. It was allot of gangs there but we would go to Lotus Chinese Restaurant (where that red sign is @6:35 on the left, and or Harold Chicken which used to be across the street from where it is now sometimes. Billy's Gyros @6:46 has been there since I was a kid too but it looked boarded up from a distance. I moved out of state in 2008 and don't make it to Chicago much anymore. Most of my family moved to the south suburbs. There were so many great businesses at one time. Skyway Records across the street was one of my favorite places to go. Thanks for the literal stroll down memory lane. Oh wow, and that vacant lot @19:03 was the old Rhodes Theatre. We saw movies like Cooley High, & The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh there in the 70's That lot has been vacant for decades. So many buildings are boarded up, it's sad. So much history. Pride Cleaners has been there for probably 50 years. Same sign. @20:16 there used to be an iconic restaurant there but I forgot the name of it. All the black politicians used to eat there. They had great food. @21:27 on 77th & Eberhardt was my old grammer school St. Dorothy. @21:41 on the opposite side of the street was my old barber Bullseye. I started going there in 1990 or 1991 I think. Looks like it's still open. I apologize for the long comment but you just brought back so many fond memories on that short walk. I haven't been over there in years.

I was born on 80th and Drexel. Had an apartment on 80th and Maryland. Waayyyyy back when...Used to be a bowling alley just before you got to Cottage. Dad and I used to go there a lot. Also used to be a Payless Shoe Store when the chain was popular. Used to be a bank on the corner of 79th. Sporting goods store on 78th. Did a lot of IT work at the State office on 80th. Aunt stayed on Evans. Midas used to be on the corner of 81st I think...Decent restaurant diagonally across the street...Izola's Restaurant. Pride Cleaners...Dad had his clothes cleaned there. Jerome Photography just off Eberhart..or was it the previous block??. Caught the # King Drive bus to Dunbar in my senior year.

I lived there 50+years ago,76th & Bishop

I'm definitely a true Southside of Chicago native. Keep the videos coming.

Ohhh, so y'all are walking in Chatham, nice!!!

Tomorrow night I’ll be in Chicago I can’t wait to start my new chapter there

Shout out to Rehab Divas! I don't know anything about them. But that is awesome!

I used to have to catch the 79th right there back when it was a maxwell there some many years ago late at night. I was terrified being out there. Iykyk. Thanks for another awesome video.

Good Morning PE ❤ I love your videos this is home. Chicago is beautiful. My place is Harold’s on cottage. I am there alllllllllllll the time 😂😂 thank u for this! ❤