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1:05 “The Washington Post March”

Now it looks all upscale lol

I like the 80s 90s N high st . When the punk rock scene was there and all the club’s and BW3’s and the alternative clothing stores & magnolias Thunder pussy record store, crazy mamas bar, Flying pizza was there, Rex roast beef. Miss those day’s

This sucks... they had the best holiday food boxes😢

A lot of progress has been made here. I’m surprised to see the Target gone and the Hometown Buffet being worked on I would’ve love to explore those places before they were gone 😢. Also that Goodwill was a Meijer, the mall was next door. The mall still exists but it’s a dealership now. I still need to check that out.

hey you stole this idea from columbus nebraska

Which building is the one you're showing at the 6 minute mark of this video? I always knew that building as the old Wasserstrom warehouse. Back in the 90s, there was a haunted house that ran for several years on the ground floor that I used to work at. I've been all through that building and would love to tour it now to see what it looks like. Do you know the condition of the inside of the building? Is it abandoned or occupied? What are they going to do to it? Is there any other information on the history of that building? Your video tour really brought back some nostalgic memories of my experience in that building. Thanks!

Thank you so much for posting this! I played a Pink Maskerade, we were like 2 bands before these guys. Watching Zoo Trippin' was a powerful experience for me. By the end of this set I was left standing there just speechless. I've been trying to find footage ever since, and I just came across your video. Thanks again for sharing!

Thanks for posting!

Looking at the prices ... 0:19 ... Now, they have all doubled in price. Now way to eat that cheap at Spaghetti Warehouse anymore. That's why so many people cooking at home, like us.

that me at 1:46:53 falling on my friend

I like this video this what they do in Columbus Ohio this must be fun

Modern ones are connected to the internet and you are paying for a song and downloading it online.

Very well done, but we had much trouble with stores refusing to take yankee money cash same as dive.diner in campus area of OSU called jack Benny's, we sued them for not taking cash, the lawsuit is sealed disclosure, but we did win our case and were paid bigtime damages in CASH❤❤😂🎉🎉

God I hated that place😟

19:05 can’t believe that things still alive! 😂

EDIT: I found song #2! It’s “Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle” by Gene Autry!

Can You PLEASE!!! Post Another Columbus Zoo: The Grand Carousel Video In 2024. You Did It In 2022 And 2023

What is Song 1. Anyways Song 2: IXL March At 4:28

The song playing is the ending of “Repasz Band”. I don’t know the second one, though it does play at Tuscora Park (its song I.D. on the MIDI Player is “BOOTSA~1"

What is the scioto fest?

I never was at this Mall , But I feel sad to see it in this stage ! . We had an EASTLAND MALL here in North Versailles in Pittsburgh Pa . It has long been torn down .

I’m grateful for having experienced Eastland Mall while it was still full of shoppers. I’ve since left Columbus and a friend updated me that even some of the surrounding stores, not just the mall, have closed. What a shame.

Beautifully turned out but the horses are very uptight. Do they have to wear those check reins? Looks awfully uncomfortable

save house of the dead.

My mom used to work at the hair salon Mastercuts (now Level 1), I remember going to this mall a lot when I was a child and being able to walk right across to KB Toys (now Rue 21). The mall used to be so lively and BUSY. It’s so sad to see a major part of my childhood dying :/

idk why but it gives me a feeling something is about to happen like the tank is gonna move and start shooting or some dude enters the tank and begins firing

Went down in 98 ALOT of hairy pit bare chested saggy tit women everywhere 😂

Taps........gets me every time..........:-) Thank you all for doing this, means the world to me and I know it would Ernie too:-) That was a lovely ceremony too:-)

That’s the new electric train!

I grew up going mainly to this mall in the 70’s and 80’s. Very depressing for sure. Brice Road is a ghetto now and you can see that the 256 area is slowly beginning to go downhill too.

The tidal wave is very fun it goes just like the Avalanche Ride and i would like to see on ride and off ride videos night time yo see beautiful lights on it

Also in the air conditioned pavilions,.....you'll find fresh made LAMB BURGERS. I always joke that the lamb comes from the losers from animal judging barns. But I do not know if that is true. Lamb burgers are way better than beef burgers,....they are leaner meats. AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST,.....If you want something common and basic,....there is usually a vendor selling fresh made, BLTs....that is Bacon, Lettuce and Tomatoes sandwiches on toasted bread. That to me is boring, and common, but they better than home made.

Other less known treats: GO TO THE DAIRY BARNS, Where fresh made ice cream is available. I think they keep it basic. Chocolate, vanilla and strawberry are your choices, but it is better than store bought. You can get in a small throw-away waxed cup, or in a traditional cone. ALSO LOOK FOR: In another pavilion or the same one,....ICE CREAM MADE WITH REAL HONEY. It is always vanilla, but it is better than traditional vanilla ice cream.

I always like that they sold older-fashioned treats, that were common going back to the 1920s. You can find SALT WATER TAFFY being stretched on large machines. Watching the machines do their thing, pulling the taffy, which is how it is made, it combines the flavors and aded flavorings. Saltwater taffy has fallen in popularity, because so many new confections have replaced it. They probably still have THE TOM THUMB, miniature donut machines. One gets to watch a self contained, automated, machine that produces fresh, tiny, delicious, little donuts. You get to see the batter being poured, into a metal channel filled with hot cooking oil. The batter pours out and automatically forms into the donut shape. The tiny donuts which are approximately 2 inches in diameter, begin cooking as they float down down the channel of hot oil. They bob and jiggle as they merrily move along. At the end of the channel, they flip out, and drop down into a fluffy pile of powdered sugar. They are pretty cheap, price-wise, and you get 5 to 10 of them per bag. The are best when eaten right away, while they are still hot, although they can be taken "to go", for later enjoyment at your house. I also recommend the BELGIAN WAFFLES. Here, the vendor takes a wrought iron, or aluminum form shaped like a multi-petal flower, and dips it in liquid batter. Next they set the form which has a long handle, into a roiling caldron of hot cooking oil. That immediately fries the dough, and when they are released, a delicate flower-shaped pastry is covered by hand, by the vendors with shakers filled with powered sugar. The end product is a delicate, very thin, crispy, edible flower shaped, treat. Because they are thin and delicate, I recommend they be eaten sooner, than later. They too can be taken "to-go",....but they taste best when eaten right away. By the next morning the oil in the pastry, seems to dominate their taste. Believe it or not,...there has always been a MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE (hot) coffee vendor, in one of the larger pavilions, which are air conditioned. You get the best damned cup of hot black coffee. Better tasting, than when you make it at home, for some reason. (Fresher beans, I suppose). Sometimes it is sold on the mid-way, from a English, double decker bus, that is stationary. Hot coffee and fresh fried pastries are my favorite.

It is a crying shame they haven't invented SMELL-O-VISION, yet. The smells of the Ohio State Fair midway, are intoxicating. Those smells are what motivated me to recover from a serious illness I had in year 2000. I wanted to live again so I could immerse myself in those smells. It is primarily the smell of foods being cooked in oil. Fried foods, and batter-dipped foods. To take in the most delicious smells I recommend buying a ticket for a ride on THE CABLE CARS, that glide over the mid way. It is a relaxing sit-down ride over all the food vendors. There are excellent views of the whole fair grounds up there. Some years I brought along a small set of binoculars, in my backpack. Other years I took my zoom lens video cameras. Two people can sit in a single cable car, or one person can. It is great way to relax after hours of walking.

I grew up in suburban Cleveland, Ohio and most of us had never heard of the Ohio State Fair. I began attending it when I moved to Columbus in 1977, when I was 24. It was & is the greatest form of entertainment, I had ever experienced. There is something for everyone, to enjoy. The food which covers everything, is not healthy for every day consumption, but is a treat to sample. I was young and lean back then, with no underlying health conditions. You don't go there to eat healthy, because decadence and excess, is the name of the game. The smells are so enticing. We'd plot out our food choices and tried to take them all in. In the broiling hot sun and high humidity that August usually brings its good to start out with a fresh, real lemon "shake-up". Two cups of fresh water, crushed ice, and the juice from a fresh whole lemon, plus almost a whole cup of granular sugar. Over the years we learned you can ask that they only add half the amount sugar, and you don't even notice it. It is sweet and refreshing, and they toss in half of a hollowed out lemon rind. It is important to stay hydrated. Next, get ready to begin eating.

I missed Vidas Vegan Butcher- wonder what was on the menu now. I guess long-time vendor Whole World is no longer on the strip?

There are WAY too many inaccurate things with this '50's "museum." Sorry.

awesome!!! i cant believe im the only one seeing this awesome concert? love all you guys!

Tuttle mall was a HUGE part of my child hood, I spent countless hours shopping in these stores and it’s very sad to see this place as empty as it is now. The day they added scene 75 was the downfall of this mall, it completely ruined the image of it. Stores closing left and right, it’s pretty hopeless for this mall now. Complete ghost town!

I was there last time I went to the fair saskatoon????

I'm sorry but the kids' constant chatter at peak volume was annoying. Does NO ONE'S PARENTS tell them to moderate their loudness anymore?!?

Me & My Mom Will Go There Next Year Due to Important Bills to Pay.

The audio quality is excellent, good work! Bravo.

So glad this festival continues, I used to attend this one every season and always loved it. Sampling different ribs and sauces makes for good eating. Bring your wet wipes, because this can be a messy finger food. This weekend the weather won't be as hot, as the earlier weeks, of our summer, and should be perfect. If you have some Jazz greats you follow, and if they are here this year, you will enjoy the intimate setting where you can sit just feet from your favorite musician. In the 1980s & 90s when I attended I was keen on the music by the late, great Jazz organist,....Jimmy Smith. Jimmy is no longer with us, but he was around for long time. And was a regular who played at this festival. Back then you could stand or sit in the shadow of this legend, while he played his Hammond B-3 organ, just feet from where you were. I have many of his albums, and enjoyed his music beginning in the 1970s. He released many albums, and there is much music of his to enjoy. Here is a You Tube link to one of his albums from the 1990s. ruclips.net/video/EnUpUUUwkzk/видео.html

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼

Thank you !

@thesecondempirestrickesback is working on restoring a real life still standing Lustron it’s pretty cool! The audio on the vid is really hard to listen to btw! But thanks for sharing

Years ago there was a large fountain in Bicentennial Park, I think the splash pad replaced it. But it was a great fountain with lots of water spraying out of it and the pool around it was a large diameter. Which made it a great thing for folks to sit on. You felt the cooling mist coming off the main fountain head on your body, and people probably dipped their toes in the water too. If there was any breeze in the air, the mist went out farther. People strolled around the pool, and hung out around it.