Buffalo, NY (part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- welcome to Buffalo, NY - the second largest city in the empire state! enjoy the sights that this great city has to offer! (but be warned: there may be more to this city than what meets the eyes initially...)
see part 2... (total length: 13:00)
music: shostakovich 9th symphony, mvmts. III,IV,V
I haven't been back to Buffalo the city where I was born and raised and had so many great memories for over 21 years now I have been living in the Middle East and still haven't been back home during that whole time but sometimes I visit these videos on youtube so that I can see my home town . I used to live on the west side by Elmwood and Allentown my dad owned the local deli where I used to work on Elmwood it was called The Allentown Food Shoppe I had so many great memories I want to go home
I very much enjoy the history of Buffalo as I didn’t grow up here. Showing the photos w dates and some narration would be a great help. Thank u for the photos.
I was born in Buffalo at children's hospital on 10/17/1953. I lived
in Buffalo at 251 Hutchinson St(Bailey & Kensington Avenues area)
On Lexington Avenue, 127 Montana Avenue. I lived in Kenmore
On 154 Woodward Avenue, lived at 102 Cobb Street in Sheridan
Parkside in Town of Tonawanda, lived at 303 Hinds St. & then 300
Hinds St. In the City of Tonawanda. I spent the first 9 years of my life in the Buffalo area from 10/17/1953 to 11/21/1962. Buffalo
is on the comeback and with the right leadership in the city & county governments and in Albany at the state level it can only become better.
Christopher O'Rourke I lived at 276 Hinds St. Tonawanda.
These photos all are show the 'OLD BUFFALO' from the 80's and 90's. UPDATE and show the world how better it looks.
It's like watching Blade Runner!
If The Mayor was smart they would start building up downtown buffalo. The Construction would being in Jobs, The if they build office buildings that would being Jobs, as well as more shopping outlets within the downtown area that would being tourist and more people to shop and what not. I mean The downtown areas are what really attract people for jobs, and visting and things of that sort. You when people vist NYC they go to the Bronx or Brooklyn??? No they go to Midtown Manhattan or Downtown.
@Lovingirl80 lol don't worry Rochester has its own troubles.. That's why we moved don't let him fool you lol
Is this Heaven??? No, it's BUFFALO!!!
HEAR TELL THEY GOT A PORT O LET THERE!
Rudi Chinchilla let me guess where you're from...Vegas? Buffalo has a richer history, greater architecture, and plentiful more natural resources then most places.
from 3:00-5:00 thats what buffalo is alll about. Im a city emt/ambulance driver in buffalo and its a disease stricken, welfare and crime polluted shit hole. highest rates of heart disease and MS in america, plus its high up on the obesity and cancer scale...very gross place
Marley Marl salty much?
The music irritated me. I would have watched it through but it made me nervous and agitated not nostalgic and nice. Just my opinion. I'm sure it is considered a super wonderful classical piece, but not my cup of tea! But the pics were nice until the music made me turn it off! I'll watch it later with the music turned down!
It's like visiting ancient ruins and proclaiming "what a great place to live!"
Costa rico is pretty ghetto , Buffalo NY looks like the French Riveira compared to Costa Rico. Had a much better time in Panama
Kinda sad it ranks the top 10 most dangerous city in America :(