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Thanks a lot Amazon.

We would drive from Logan to Man and visit my Great Aunt when I was a kid on the old Route 10. It scared the crap out of me every time lol 😂

I went to this school it sucks

That is painful. I remember when the food court still had an arcade and a place that sold individual cigarettes for 25¢

What happened to all the stores that were in there that way since 2015. I used to love going to them all the time.

Man, this was sad. When I was little my mom married a guy from Charleston (we were from a tiny town at the bottom of the state). I remember him taking me to this mall for the first time around 2001. I’d never even seen an escalator in real life and I was in love with this place. It felt like the big time city life and every single storefront was occupied and there were people EVERYWHERE. I am so sad to see it nearly deserted.

Pretty much sums up Charleston with everything that has closed over the past year or two. Won't be long till all that is left is the State Capitol and the CAMC hospitals.

my home

I live there❤️

I lived in oceana and took this to Logan to my doctor once a month I sure miss home

Very nice musical accompaniment.

Wow! That's a beautiful sky!

Makes me sad to see. I used to love shopping in this mall. As I got older, I had a few jobs here (Pac Sun and Hollister). One time I even took a dump on the top floor of the parking garage. It's hardly recognizable now. These days I live in New York and hope to return someday.

I think thats the absolute ugliest flooring I've ever seen! I don't like the glass railings, either. That mall is unrecognizable from when I last shopped there 25 years ago. I can see why nobody shops there anymore.

It’s kinda weird how the hunighton mall is really in barboirsville

So sad to see such a beautiful mall empty.

You can see my walk in front of zumiez at 1:49

I was at the mall when you recorded this you had glasses on right?

Sad to see.... it was super live in 1999b.c. when I first moved to WV then it slowly started to fall off thru the years for whatever reasons.... then covid. I've since moved back to FL but I still got my blue and gold WVU fitted hat from Lids courtesy of Town Center Mall..

When I was a kid in the late 50's early 60's we lived at Lundale which is several miles above Man up Buffalo Creek....Every other Saturday my mom and dad would take my sister, my little brother and me to the big city of Logan to shop and this is the way we would come ...instead of guard rails there were short round wooden posts which were painted white and had a wire cable running between them to give the illusion they would somehow slow or stop your super heavy 1960's Automoblie from going down over the hillside to your death on the Rail Road tracks far below or into the River on 3 mile curve to drown if wou weren't very careful...As narrow as this road seems it used to be at least a foot narrower until they widened it where ever possible in the 70's.... I always loved Dad (or Mom) driving us past the little Airport at Taplin far below and across the River and always hoped I'd see an Airplane landing... I doubt if very many people remember the Wooden Sign at the beginning of 3 mile curve, at the Mouth of Rum Creek that Said "Three Mile Curve, the longest curve in West Virginia with a Highway, a RailRoad Track and a River all running Parallel"... No One wore Seat Belts back then, and as a small boy I would often ride laying horizontally above the back seats below the rear windshield and no one thought anything about it. It was very scary driving around the 3-mile curve when the River was flooding and the swift-moving, brown water was up even with the highway. There used to be many Rail Road crossings and odds were about 50 / 50 that you would get blocked by a very long Coal Train several times either on the way back from or too the Big City of Logan with The Dime Store (where I would usually get a small toy) , And we would always get two weeks worth of Grocries at Krogers, and there was A&P supermarket and Watsons, Crown Jewlers, Super S, "K' City, The Army and Navy Store, WLOG Music land, a dozen different Shoe Stores and The Dairy, The Smoke House and other Resterants, Aracoma Drugs, McCormicks, Steel Furnature and Appliance Store, Raymonds and Silver Brand Clothing Stores, The Mercantil, Sears, Car Dealerships, Logan Planning Mill, Chemical Valley other Clothing and Furnature stores, The Bible Bookshop and Radio Shack and many other Businesses I can't think of and of course we always stopped at Morissons Drive-In on the way back home...It makes me want to tear up thinking of all Logan used to have but it's mostly all just memories now, all part of my wonderful Childhood...

Thank you for filming and posting this.❤

at 15:31 you passed where i work! i have loved all of watching the progress of the bridge build. Hope to see some more from ya!

10:42 That bridge being crossed is the Robert Onnie Goodman Jr. bridge. It is named after my Uncle (my mother's brother) who was killed in Vietnam in 1971. A day that I will never forget. We flew all the way back from Germany to go to his funeral. He is buried at the Hollywood Cemetery in Gilbert. As is my father. My father was in the Air Force for 26 years and was also in Vietnam and Korea. I myself, have lived in Man and also Stafford's Branch, in Gilbert.

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Hi I m from WV so nice place . thank you .

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Loved it. Traveled through this road and many southern WVA roads in the early 1970s through the late 1990s, working for the power company!

Barnett Elementary School on 16th St. (Now Hal Greer Blvd.) is now long gone. Went to school there until the 3rd grade.

I was born in 1941 in Huntington WV. My grandfather was Dr. A.E. Altizer whose practice was in Accoville. I have driven this road hundreds of times, only one snow wreck in 1965. I love and miss WV and my family who are all gone now. It is as if it never happened. I am glad to see the films of Man and Accoville. Thank you so much.

When they killed my kid by bomb in St. albans and killed me for my wives and homesn ad when they stole my kids to rape and kill, it wasn't good for me and my family I miss. See?

My area.

My LHS buddies of 55, 56, and 57 used to see who could drive from Logan to Man in least amount of time (on old road). Doug Bass was fastest, driving it in ten minutes.

I have been over the old route 10 road hundreds of times. I lived in Man and Gilbert, West Virginia growing up. There used to be a sign right before you went up the mountain, from Man toward Logan, that warned you that you were now going to be driving over the most dangerous road in West Virginia. And they sure weren't kidding! Giant boulders roll off the mountain and onto the road sometimes. Also, as indicated by some of my timestamps, lanes collapse over the side of the mountain. Imagine driving this at night with no lights. All you have is orange cones to indicate that your lane is about to suddenly vanish. So easy to drive over the side of the mountain! The timestamp at 14:54 (bridge) is where my father proposed to my mother many years ago. I now live in Columbus, Ohio and have for years. But I miss the people of West Virgina, the scenery, and all the other wonderful memories this place gave me. Thank you for sharing this! I really enjoyed the ride and the memories!

Thanks for the ride buddy.thats a trip down memory lane for me. I grew up around west Hamlin back in the 70s.went to west Hamlin elementary , home of the rough riders, got relatives in ranger, 14mile holler half my dad's family including my dad is buried at Frye Ridge cemetery. I haven't been back there in forever.im surprised how much it's changed since then.at 3:56 was a drive in dinner called Nanettes home of the slaw dog.miss those days.Thanks.

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It would be helpful if you'd go a bit slower and have your camera record the communities to the left and right. The Rita Mall is on the right and didn't even show. For us that traveled that road every day and lived there, it would mean a lot.

Thank you for this.This road from Ranger,14 mile holler to west Hamlin , is imprinted on my mind.i grew up just out side of West Hamlin on rt.10heading toward Huntington my aunt Charity and my cousins lived down 14 mile holler we would go there every weekend it seemed ride horses, my cousins were teens and always had horses and guitars I was 8 or 9 .we would go to east lynn in the summer to swim, watch out for the snakes.my grandpa Brady Williamson his funeral was conducted at the free will Baptist church in ranger 18:47 on this video and buried Frye Ridge cemetary.we lived in Branchland when I was 3 and4 .just so many memories flood back.i haven't been back there since we moved to Ohio in1977.i really need to go back there. Thank you again.

Awesome Video!

My mom and one of her best friends organized and started the Hetzle Reunion. It was held on the 3rd Sunday in August each year. I think over time it morphed into the George's Creek Reunion. I spent a lot of time in Chief Logan Park in my youth! I really miss it!

Sad what’s happened to this area

Where are the grocery stores?

My best memories are on spring st growing up. Still in contact with lifelong friends made then.Wonder about a lot of others.

Big Laurel!

Thinking of moving from Gaffney SC to logan