@everydayadventureswithjim I have to admit that when I was watching the video I realized that the one thing I don't miss is the weather ! Looks cold !
My father grew up in youngstown and as a small little girl he would drive me all around I now live in va. But youngstown is always home. Thank you for making theses videos. Such great memories you're giving me...❤
The mediterranean-looking house at the 33 minute mark was my aunt's house when she was growing up. I miss that neighborhood. I grew up there on the north side.
Make a video with the history of the houses down that road on Newport Dr, off of upper Market st. The road goes under a bridge to Lake Newport. Think it was the first designed neighborhood for cars and stuff. Very nice huge houses.
I loved this area as a child. My parents were the last choir directors of First Christian Church on Wick before it shut down and the Butler bought it. My mom adored the Prince mansion and always talked about buying it. My parents almost bought one of the homes surrounding Wick Park but they decided to buy a house in the Handles Court area. I grew up in that house until it burnt down in 2006. These old homes have so much character and history. I love them so much.
Oh wow! so you have a little bit of history with the church, Thats awesome! I agree! these homes have some great stories even if you don't know them! thanks for watching and commenting!!
I used to walk through Crandall park on my way to Rayen High. We used the park for ice skating and sled riding. The white house you wanted to buy once belonged to a prominent doctor my grandmother worked for. Great video
Thanks for the support! I actually went in and looked at that home, it was incredible!! I may have to check out the sled riding this year at Crandall, I've always went to Mill Creek because that's the area that was close to me growing up. Thanks for sharing some memories!
Excellent video !!! Love all your videos, I grew up on the east side, on Avon street, I had a buddy who lived across from Crandall park, we both went to Youngstown Christian school. I love Youngstown, it will always be home !!!! Keep up the great work !!!
We just bought a house a little north of here in the Logan Brooke subdivision. I’ve been trying to find more info. Not having any luck. I’m in FL so I can’t access the library. Can you help me or maybe do a video?
That was only one part of the homes story. It was a house, a bed and breakfast, a convent, sub leased and also a spiritualist center. I’m assuming you’re talking about the Masi family from NY? I may have to delve into that a little bit, that would be something I didn’t know, being built by and for Burt Printz.
The Prince house was owned by the Powers' family,too ...in the 1960s. Another big Youngstown family. The house with the sundial...McNicholas family...next to them...1848 address? Was Dr Stotler in the 50's to 80's On the northeast corner of Benita and 5th...Dr Squicero...further out...the McKelvey family. Lots of physicians. The house on Tod Lane next to the driveway of St Edward's church? Was Cushwa's...another big name. St Ed's was built starting 1916...my great grandad was a master plumber in Youngstown .William T..Carroll. Plumbed the pipe organ. Were founding members after St. Anne's burned down. The château ...my fave growing up. And then....there's Mario Guerreri's on the corner of Crandall and 5th....a whole other side of history. Several side streets hold more stunning homes..Redondo Road, all of upper Tod Lane, Bradley Lane, Selma, Coronado, etc...love the walk down memory lane..
@@user-gh3ee5en3h wow!!!!! Thank you for adding all that information! Definitely love the story of the pipe organ!! Very cool!! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you!!
Not sure if you watched this video or any others, but I absolutely do talk about where I am. As far as this one goes, it’s one street that we walked in Youngstown, Ohio. Thanks for watching!
I'm sorry your video makes no sense whatsoever you're going to talk about houses and the history of them, then go by houses look at them and tell us the history of them. I know them all.
To be honest, what you just wrote didn’t make sense to me because that’s excactly what we did in this video. The whole purpose was to take a walk, added to that walk…was looking at some historic Youngstown homes and spread some tid bit history about some of them. I have to say (nothing personal) but you come off pretty negative as a spiritualist. Most of us in the RUclips community support each other , have different opinions without ego and often collaborate, come to the “light” Pat!! That being said , I wish you success in all your endeavors and hope the rest of your time is positive!
Again.. I’m assuming you don’t watch any other videos. It.. again. The wholeeeeeeee point of the video. Was a simple walk down a street.. not food not rain nothing more than a walk. But thanks for the added support.
Grew up in Youngstown, moved away 25 yrs ago, and have missed it ever since. No place like home ! Thanks for the memories, your videos are great !
I definitely appreciate the positive vibes!! You are right, Youngstown will always be home no matter where you go! Thanks again!!
@everydayadventureswithjim I have to admit that when I was watching the video I realized that the one thing I don't miss is the weather ! Looks cold !
YUP!! I can agree with that statement!! lol@@t.v.6586
My father grew up in youngstown and as a small little girl he would drive me all around I now live in va. But youngstown is always home. Thank you for making theses videos. Such great memories you're giving me...❤
I'm glad I could bring a little Youngstown your way!! Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate the positivity!
Thank you,appreciate you takin the time to research this place!😊
The mediterranean-looking house at the 33 minute mark was my aunt's house when she was growing up. I miss that neighborhood. I grew up there on the north side.
I have been in quite a few of the houses on the block, that one I have not but am assuming it is cool!!! as heck inside!! Thanks for watching!
Make a video with the history of the houses down that road on Newport Dr, off of upper Market st. The road goes under a bridge to Lake Newport. Think it was the first designed neighborhood for cars and stuff. Very nice huge houses.
Thank you so much I lived on fifth ave and your walk brought back such great memories
I’m glad I could bring those back for you!! Thanks for watching and commenting!!
I loved this area as a child. My parents were the last choir directors of First Christian Church on Wick before it shut down and the Butler bought it. My mom adored the Prince mansion and always talked about buying it. My parents almost bought one of the homes surrounding Wick Park but they decided to buy a house in the Handles Court area. I grew up in that house until it burnt down in 2006. These old homes have so much character and history. I love them so much.
Oh wow! so you have a little bit of history with the church, Thats awesome! I agree! these homes have some great stories even if you don't know them! thanks for watching and commenting!!
Are you talking about Debbie and tony?
Love the video, 2272 is my number one favorite!
Hey thank you for the positive vibes!!! Appreciate you watching and commenting!!! I’m guessing you liked the thumbnail then!!
I used to walk through Crandall park on my way to Rayen High. We used the park for ice skating and sled riding.
The white house you wanted to buy once belonged to a prominent doctor my grandmother worked for.
Great video
Thanks for the support! I actually went in and looked at that home, it was incredible!! I may have to check out the sled riding this year at Crandall, I've always went to Mill Creek because that's the area that was close to me growing up. Thanks for sharing some memories!
The fifth Ave Bridge your walking across. I had to walk acrossed it on way to Hayes Junior High. That's area I grew up in from 58 to 67
Excellent video !!! Love all your videos, I grew up on the east side, on Avon street, I had a buddy who lived across from Crandall park, we both went to Youngstown Christian school. I love Youngstown, it will always be home !!!! Keep up the great work !!!
Hey thanks for watching and sharing some memories! At one time my kids went to St. Edwards. Yes!! Home will always be Youngstown!! Thanks again!
The wife and I enjoyed this video very much!!
I appreciate you watching and commenting! Thank you!
An idea for a future video is the river locks in the East Liverpool area..lots of history there.
I think I could do a whole channel just based on the history of East Liverpool alone lol, Thanks for watching!!
We just bought a house a little north of here in the Logan Brooke subdivision. I’ve been trying to find more info. Not having any luck. I’m in FL so I can’t access the library. Can you help me or maybe do a video?
The first house that you said was a bed and breakfast was actually owned by the Masi family and had a one-lane bowling alley in the 1960s.
That was only one part of the homes story. It was a house, a bed and breakfast, a convent, sub leased and also a spiritualist center. I’m assuming you’re talking about the Masi family from NY? I may have to delve into that a little bit, that would be something I didn’t know, being built by and for Burt Printz.
Love your channel
I appreciate the vibes!!! thanks for commenting and watching!
The Prince house was owned by the Powers' family,too ...in the 1960s. Another big Youngstown family. The house with the sundial...McNicholas family...next to them...1848 address? Was Dr Stotler in the 50's to 80's On the northeast corner of Benita and 5th...Dr Squicero...further out...the McKelvey family. Lots of physicians. The house on Tod Lane next to the driveway of St Edward's church? Was Cushwa's...another big name.
St Ed's was built starting 1916...my great grandad was a master plumber in Youngstown .William T..Carroll. Plumbed the pipe organ. Were founding members after St. Anne's burned down.
The château ...my fave growing up. And then....there's Mario Guerreri's on the corner of Crandall and 5th....a whole other side of history. Several side streets hold more stunning homes..Redondo Road, all of upper Tod Lane, Bradley Lane, Selma, Coronado, etc...love the walk down memory lane..
@@user-gh3ee5en3h wow!!!!! Thank you for adding all that information! Definitely love the story of the pipe organ!! Very cool!! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you!!
I have watched every video. Have you ever shown the homeless Jesus sculptures in Youngstown? I enjoy your channel!
I know you have!!! lol and thanks for the support! I actually have shown 2 of them in a few of my videos, but not just the sculptures as a video.
Remember when gangsters used to blow up each others houses and buisnesses all the time ?
Why not say where these streets and sides of town are? Of course it looks desolate. Populations move, shift and change. Industries change too.
Not sure if you watched this video or any others, but I absolutely do talk about where I am. As far as this one goes, it’s one street that we walked in Youngstown, Ohio. Thanks for watching!
I'm sorry your video makes no sense whatsoever you're going to talk about houses and the history of them, then go by houses look at them and tell us the history of them. I know them all.
To be honest, what you just wrote didn’t make sense to me because that’s excactly what we did in this video. The whole purpose was to take a walk, added to that walk…was looking at some historic Youngstown homes and spread some tid bit history about some of them. I have to say (nothing personal) but you come off pretty negative as a spiritualist. Most of us in the RUclips community support each other , have different opinions without ego and often collaborate, come to the “light” Pat!! That being said , I wish you success in all your endeavors and hope the rest of your time is positive!
Agree spend more time bout the houses instead of urself
Again.. I’m assuming you don’t watch any other videos. It.. again. The wholeeeeeeee point of the video. Was a simple walk down a street.. not food not rain nothing more than a walk. But thanks for the added support.
Spend half the video talking about nothing just show the history of the city
lol… thanks for watching. Every bit helps negative or not. The whole point of the video was a walk. Nothing more.