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4:22, just look at all those fish !!

Lose the massively loud projector sound.

Went back after 20 years in thr Navy in 1980, unreal what i saw

Look at all the classic cars. Great video… thank you for sharing! ❤

Horrific damage!

Thanks for this nostalgia BUT WE CAN DO WITHOUT THE MUSICAL BACKGROUND. I don't know what it is with people, but everyone seems to feel the need to add music. LOOK, THIS is the age of ASMR; people appreciate QUIET instead of noise, slow instead of fast, simplicity instead of complexity, and NOTHING instead of TOO MUCH. You got it? QUIET!

The tornado even hit the Central area of Elizabeth Twp.I was at Central fireman's fair the radio came alive with call's for help but we were blocked in.

How have these videos been recorded?

You can take the music and stick it up where the sun don't shine

Wow. I love this.

Thank you for the memories off my town I was 8 years old in that year.went to 5 street grammar school 🏫

😂Whats the annoying background noise?

I was 6 when this occurred and my parents talking about how bad it was. We lived in Whitehall and recall the sky being green when the storm was passing through the McKeesport area. I kind of remember driving through the area several days later.

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I was at my Grandma’s house on Iowa Ave. with my extended family and could see it.

I was 8 and lived in West Mifflin when this happened. People refused to believe that it was a tornado because "tornadoes don't hit Pittsburgh".

Is that Allegheny General in the center at the end?!? Didn't realize it had been there for that long.

Judging by the defined swath it made through the woods, I'd say it was a tornado.

I saw the aftermath firsthand. Our family only lost a tree.

I LOVE OLD LAS VEGAS

And after all these years, Vegas Vic still stands high and proud.

My grandfather died in this storm saving people from his hotel. His name was Kenneth Petrosky. He owned the Petrosky hotel. The hotel collapsed on him

That Edsel was produced in 1958, went to the deales to view them in sept 1957,, station at nellis afb 1954 to 1957

I remember those days

Hasn't changed a bit in 63 years

Trapped in time

Thank you for sharing.

Sad seeing that fate of such a large building in downtown mckeesport

Can you imagine Vegas in August without AC in your car??

I was there in in 97

Cruising down Fremont Street. Good old day's

Here live & in color 2022 goin' back in time!

Thank you for the excellent Pittsburgh footage!

Thank you. Your film brought back many memories. Frick Park is the setting of my novel, Secret Under Pittsburgh.

I love the "Miracle Mile Monroeville" (PA) on the film can. We lived near there not long after the date of this film.

i lived in LIncoln Boro when this happened. i was turning 13 in a few days and my parents and i were in pittsburgh, Civic arena, watching a civic lights opera. when we came out and were going home we heard this had happened. i remember my parents feeling so bad that so much was ruined, especially for them was Glassport skating rink, where they spent their teens before the war and during when my dad was in the service, my mother spent her weekends there. we were told it was a tornado. sad sad thing to have happened. i am old now but still remember.

sucks this was taken after 1st ward was demolishedd

if i ever get a time machine im seeing old mckeesport

I was 10 yrs old and lived near St. Cecilia's, it was terrifying. I remember all of us walking around in shock, many in our PJs. Thanks for posting!

I believe this was rated an f3 tornado at the time. i was reading an article that despite the tornado track only being 0.1 miles that it was likely that it was much longer than that. during the 60s though they weren't as advanced when it came to tornadoes. Similar to the 1944 tornado that went through the south hills

Today you can still see remaining remnants, as I have still been devastated by this horrible disaster.

That was home 16 Building Harrison Village from my youth until late teenage years. It was the safest place to live because everyone knew everyone parents and if someone came to your house and told your parents you were doing wrong it was law.

Amazing!

Apologize if I am repeating but there is nothing in this clip to suggest it was shot after 1958. No way you wouldn't see a '60 in foo foo Vegas in '60 but the newest here are '58s - an Edsel and possibly the Dodge. 🎬

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I wish i lived back then, when honest working people could just get a house and a car without drowning in debt

Fremont Street was really a street back then. You can drive from the Golden Nugget Casino straight up to Boulder City without turning.

How were they able to CGI all the fat people out of the shots?

Look Back, Thanks for this very interesting film of 1960s Berlin!

Vegas was a lot better back then