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If the film is in chronological order, then the red sandstone bluff at 11:01 is probably Red Rock Canyon State Park near Ridgecrest, California. this is on Highway 14 which connects to 395 and Lone Pine.

Love this family's '51 Ford Victoria.

Man did they wear the wrong shoes for Disneyland! I bet their feet were done by noon

Nice no bums on beach or homeless. Baby mama's weren't a thought...

Hairspray! Rollers, bouffant. Go to bed with rollers in your hair. Uncomfortable. Wake up, back comb into a bouffant do , apply spray. Hopefully lasts a few days.

This is great! The swans! At least the Main Street cinema is still a cinema here (I hope). The one in Wdw has turned into a shop.

Being asked to take someone’s picture because there were no such things as selfies. ;)

The three little pigs characters wearing their Keds sneakers with the blue label on the heel. Memories.

Longboards. Surfing in orange county? One of their piers?

Heaven would be living and owning a house like this one. Love all that retro stuff.....the wall paper, TV, Furniture

Great stuff!

Nice to see 1952 America in unfaded Kodachrome film.

Alot of Neon Sign Night Footage was taken in Nashville. I shared your video with a local Nashville History Group and they confirmed the exact route the drivee took with business directories, maps and photos from the time period. I clipped the Nashville section of your video, did some slight editing, and shared it on my channel but included your details and a link to the entire footage and your channel, . Thank you so much for saving and sharing.

terrific

From Orange County and Disneyland in Anaheim was of course much different then. It really was a magical place for kids and even adults. I know a lot of people say it was much cheaper back then, but you have to take into account monies made in the 60s. It wasn't expensive but it wasn't super cheap either. Crowds weren't an issue if I remember correctly, or maybe the excitement kept me from noticing. I still have books of tickets from back then shoved in a shoe box somewhere. For most of us who grew up in Orange County, this was a once a year thing, maybe twice counting Christmas. Disneyland during Christmas in the 60s was incredible. My parents would take us to Disneyland in the summer along with Knotts Berry Farm, another awesome place during the 60s in Buena Park. This wasn't counted as a vacation, but an outing that lasted a whole day. I remember sitting at the window of my bedroom watching the Disneyland fireworks over Bastanchury Hill in Fullerton. It was a great time to be a kid.

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so clever to film modern scenes w old cam, great contrast, thank you

Time stamps are helpful thank you, so great they filmed title cards too

The fighter jet is an F-4 Phantom.

Stone bridge is Websters Falls in Dundas.

Woohoo,Chris!Bravo~how best uploading!so long. :)

so long ago...

Thank you for your work. I am sure many "enthusiasts" will enjoy this. It certainly deserves to be preserved as a historical resource.

Wow,, how fantastic! 😍

Cool, thanks for posting.

You should set that video to some really groovy music!

I don't remember the first ride shown in the video.....looks like a some kind of jet plane type thing. 😂😂

I see that "road work ahead" is not a recent phenomenon in Oregon!

I try and try to get into the minds of visitors to figure out why it wasn't as crowded. Was admission and a ticket book the same slice out of one's paycheck as today? sure they had no annual passes. This is before new Tomorrowland and Haunted Mansion and Pirates. I assume the NY world's fair is not yet over. Best reason I think the population of SoCal expanded many many X since then. Even with DCA Imagine if Walmart built 6 stores 2 in Ca and 4 in Fla and never ever built any more. Yep they'd be crowded. While other businesses keep building for extra population, Disney hasn't built a new park in 25 years.

Love the vibe 🥂

So cool. Makes me want to buy a super 8 camera

At 2:49 we see the Stagecoach ride in Disneyland. These operated only through 1959 when they were discontinued. The footage from Tomorrowland shows the original TWA Rocket from "Rocket To The Moon" and the Monsanto Hall of Chemistry. Circarama was a forerunner to Circlevision which debuted at Disneyland in 1967 with the New Tomorrowland section.

Thank you so much for sharing this!! I love the lost snap shots of daily life. I believe the clips around 4:15 are at Queen's Athletic Field

The diver is in Lake Ramsey , in the background is the City of Sudbury Fresh Water Pumping Station. The canon is at some point on Bell Park overlooking Lake Ramsey

Awesome! I was waiting for the snow to show up in some clip, after all it's the integral part of Canada! Finally snow showed up, but remarkably most of them are shot in summer it seems! I wish people would wear such clothes too now. Anyway, real gem this video is!

First time I went was 1964. I remember all these things and more. I remember riding donkeys and I remember some sort of ride that was kind of like a salt and pepper shaker but not as bad. I could be wrong on that, but definitely rode the donkeys there. I drove the cars we did the submarine ride. I remember the band. I remember the women in the funny outfit. So funny, I have pictures still not too many but some.

the archies in the beginning i see jug head and betty dancing lol

It’s so interesting how some parts of the city still remind of that. The sidewalks and some of those stone and iron rod railings still look like that but there isn’t a tram anymore just sone left over rails in the city

Thanks for sharing this!

7:06 Visual history of why the characters have handlers today...

Wow, Mickey was short back then!

In 1965, The Lion King Didn’t Exist Until 1994

Those poor pigs! Lolololol

I was born in 1966 a year later. Wow, doesn't seem to be any crowds there that day.

One year before Walt’s Death

Thank you for uploading and sharing this. It’s amazing!

Ladies and gentlemen, that era was the peak of our humanity. My parents were lucky to have lived during those years, I don't belong to nowadays society.

What Disney movies were out at this time? Only a few

Wow, I can't believe how much of Disneyland was already built and dialed-in by the early 1960's. It looks so similar to today.

There's practically nobody there