Florida 1930's in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2024
- I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of Florida 1930's, Includes views of railroad station with streamlined the Hotel Villa Hermos, an airport terminal (probably Miami) and Miami Beach
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔added sound only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
B&W Video Source: Internet Archive, US Archive National
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This is such an impressive film. Thank You! ❤
My dear mother was born in September 1931. She had an outstanding life and remembered everything about her life until her last day. I miss her deeply and to think this is what her world was like when she arrived.
I love the way her generation lived!! Kind civil loving with great family. She traveled the world in her 60s through her late 80's. Thanks for the look back in time!!🎉❤
So very true.🙏
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@@NASS_0 Thanks for Sharing Kristen...... I enjoyed sitting down listening to you and your Moms stories.
Hotel Villa Hermosa, Hollywood by the Sea. The Miami train station shown here was at 200 NW 1st Ave. West Palm station filmed was @ 201 S Tamarind Ave. Seaplane and Pan-Am terminal at Dinner Key, Coconut Grove. The beach and fishing location I can’t identify. Probably near their hotel at Hollywood by the Sea. And the hotel or nearby pier. Finally, Venetian Pool and Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables.
Note: I’m a 3rd Gen Miamian
Thank you !!!! Fabulous information. I am a, Floridian ...
Thank you 👍
This looks like the Hollywood Beach hotel... If it is, it was bought by FL Bible college in early to mid 70's... I spent a few nights there.. What a view waking up to sunrise on the ocean...
The racetrack at the end looks like Tropical Park. Grandpa arrived in 1925....what a time!!!
So calming. My blood pressure dropped 15 points. Thanks. My Mom was the same age as that little girl.
Back in that day my relatives would drive fresh tropical produce non-stop from Florida to high-end Chicago restaurants. Can you imagine the roads back then - no interstates yet!
At least they were paved, because just 10-20 years before this, they would've been dirt roads.
It amazes me how they dealt with the heat and humidity back then ,especially considering the majority of the men are wearing suits and the women are wearing heavy dresses.
Because they didn't really have much climate control inside either so you could acclimate so much better plus they weren't all obese
I think that was the winter of 1928 or 1939. The temperature gets chilly down there at times.
I think they covered it up as well with lots of cologne and perfume. I grew up in Australia in the 70s. My memory of the old ladies was they were always immaculately dressed even in summer but you could smell the perfume at the other end of the bus.
@@DC-ev2jfNot being obese helps 😂
Had to have been awful. Guessing not much aircon until the '50s.
At the train station, the “station wagon” (luggage cart) was marked “FEC”. That would have been the Florida East Coast Railway. Still exists today.
Great footage. People certainly dressed well back then.
Thx👍
Fascinating. I love these slices of live from the past. Like a time machine.
The flying boat seen at 6:05 at the Pan American seaplane terminal is a Consolidated Commodore. Interesting 1930s Florida travel footage and thanks for sharing!
thank you
A bygone era, will never see this beauty ever again. 🌹🌹👍👍
Hi, Nass, Great video as always! This was way before my time but I like the idea of train travel. Love to travel by train and have my own car too. Love the 1930's- and 40's-men's dress. Everybody- men, ladies and children looked so nice back then. Thanks for the upload.
hi!! Thank you❤🙏
5:48 That is now City Hall for the City of Miami. As shown here, the Pan Am terminal for its seaplane Clippers.
Florida was a great place back then..
It still is!!
So was America.
Unless you were black. Other than the children, EVERY black person I see is a servant of some kind. Less than 10 years before this footage was shot, white rioters destroyed the all-black town of Rosewood, and killed most of the residents, following a false rape accusation. The KKK was in full control in Florida in the Thirties, and a black man or woman could be lynched for making eye contact with whites.
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I agree !! 👍
More free than any state north of it.
"NASS just dropped a new video!" And he never disappoints ...
Thanks !!!! ^^
The villa hermosa hotel still exists. Its address:
93 SE 1st St, Dania Beach, FL 33004.
Idem for the Venetian pool who was created in 1924 by George Edgar Merrick
That baby at 8:50 would be almost 100 years old today.
Yep! A grandma or great grandma
It's the 1930s, so she's not 100, she's 90. She may still be alive.
Colours, sound design, everything is so real ! Lovely seashore scenes.
Bravo, amazing restoration, so clear footage and colors!
Wonderful job of visual restoration. Florida was truly a quiet escape destination during this time period as opposed to today. No wonder the likes of Al Capone and his crew gravitated to Miami during winter in Chicago. You can picture Big Al getting of his train dressed in a white suit smoking a big cigar.
thank you very much
Nice video, Nass. Always good viewing.
thank you so much!!
This was great! I always love seeing beautiful Florida but it's even more interesting seeing it in the 30s and in color!
NASS! Thanks for posting this video.
thank you so much!!bro
They were great days when people weren't looking at smartphones, bouncing off each other like billiard balls and dressed properly.
things being different today does not mean the 30s were better... especially if you consider what was happening in that decade
Another awesome time capsule. Thanks for restoring these.
Thanks
Great stuff again…people will love to see the cars,the fashions,the locomotives….and we were SO slim then…
thank you very much
I love seeing the transport that people used during that time in particular
More Florida videos please!
I couldn't even tell the difference between West Palm now and then.
Pinellas and Pasco county. But I'll take Tampa Bay ya know since I'm the one not editing and uploading these videos.
Another place I had yet to visit, during the present or past. Thanks again NASS!
Thank you for another amazing video!
thank you very much
Damn back when US had civilization
I think you're confusing civilization with demeanor. We make excuses for bad behavior so now its accepted as normal.
Wow. A Florida video, people with clothing, no t shirts, shorts, flip flops or bikinis!
3:41 Hawaiian guitar -- a common sight and sound of the '30s.
Excelente trabajo...estimado. Gracias por compartir.!
thank you so much!!
Just returned Amtrak sleeper train from Orlando. Pictured the station in the 30's.
Venetian Pool still exists!
Right around 7:53 you see the south entrance gate to the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. I know that place pretty good. I worked there from 1984 to 1986. The round tower is years from being built to the right of the South Gate along with the great hall. The South Gate entrance hasn’t changed in all those years.
Con người ngày xưa thật là đẹp và quí phái
What a joy to have experienced it.
It looks so modern. The 100 years after is not so different as the 100 before 1930.
Génial, Merci NASS.😄
Merci à vous 😊
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Imagine getting the chance to time travel and talk to someone the same age as you. Just to talk about their wishes and wants and the world they live in.
Oh my gosh, the ukulele @ 3:41. 😍
Lots of old money blue bloods arriving on the train..
Going back time❤
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I love historic video that includes a lot of people/fashions, as this does. Everyone here looks so elegant, everyone wearing a hat…and not a tee shirt to be seen anywhere! Yay. Thanks for the video, very nice.
They had a camera on them and they new it was a special event. I'm sure aft wards all that came off and the wife beaters were put back on and the beer came out Floridaman style.
Nope, I don’t believe that…different time. People didn’t wear their underwear when they were traveling or attending theater.
t-shirts aren't inappropriate and were ... definitely worn at this time. are you thinking of a different article of clothing?
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The elegance of the clothing and the cars won't be matched. The film seems to start off in the very early 30's considering many of the men are wearing 1920's style corncob hats, but then the cars and the clothing, especially the men's' hats, seem to look more like the later 1930s into the 1940s. The film also starts off with the expected steam locomotives of that era but then suddenly you see a diesel engine that looks far more like the 1950s. Is this correct? I don't recall seeing such diesel locomotives in use until the mid 1950s. No? Also, the early footage is obviously restored and colorized. But the later footage looks like real color film that didn't need extensive restoration which means that footage is much more likely to be from the 1940s for sure. There wasn't any color film commonly used that I know of until the very late 1930s into the 1940s such as the Wizard of Oz and Gone With the Wind both released in 1939 which were expensive Hollywood productions rather than film for sale to the retail general public, and later color footage during World War II filmed by official military correspondents, though black and white was still far more common altogether until Kodak 8 mm movie film became common in the 1950s.
Great observations!
Streamlined diesel locomotives like the one in the clip began to appear in the late 1930s, including some that pulled fashionable trains in the Florida market. The pace of dieselization varied from railroad to railroad, with steam surviving on some roads at least into the mid-1950s. For example, railroads operating in coal country--think PA and WV--tended to hang onto steam longer. There were some feature-length Hollywood color movies prior to 1939, even some silent ones. That said, color was more likely to be seen in short subjects than feature-length films in the 1930s due to cost, evolving color technology, etc. (Some of those early color shorts can be seen on RUclips.) Color home movie film was available by the 1930s, but like a lot of cutting edge products, it was undoubtedly pricey and it would be several years before coming into common use. However, affluent east coast snowbirds who flocked to southern Florida in those days would likely have been "early adapters" for color home movie film.
@ Jody, Great comment, it seems like the world has been in a slow decline since that time, and in reality the opposite of what we are told to believe, - that the world is in progress with all the technology, AI, etc.
Floridas always been about 15 years behind the rest of the US. Not that its a bad thing.
Who would ever imagined the new FEC Bright Line train replacing the old time Florida/ Havana Special!!!!!
Nice! I wish they would have captured close ups of the steam engines.
Man I wish us Floridians still had the ability to go to any town, big or small, on a train
GREAT VIDEO SUPER NASS
Thx bro!
At West Palm Beach Probably the Seaboard Airline Railway...maybe the Orange Blossom Special?
The 2nd train at Miami could be the FEC Florida East Coast?
I think they were both Florida East Coast - the luggage cart at the first station was clearly marked "FEC".
I think they were both Florida East Coast - the luggage cart at the first station was clearly marked "FEC".
Spectacular! Like time travel! I guess the Havana Express . was the train to Key West then a ferry or seaplane to Havana. No road to Key West then, just the railway.
No it just ran into the ocean.
A florida era muito
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o paraíso !
it is so fck... sad all those people , kids even those man behind the camera are all already dead ....
Actually, the little kids might still be alive
The original Bright Line transit!😊
No fat people. Gee I wonder why. Thanks McDonald's!
the baby girl had a bucket and a spoon :-) so cute
the older trains were really full of life compared to nowadays. fascinating to see
Florida. What a place to be in the 30's. 🌞
Always comments, mine included ,folks dressed nicely.
We can all do the same today with a bit of care and effort. .
All right, this is before / after hurricanes.
Hi!!! ^^
@@NASS_0 🙋 Aight now
cool vid nass ! nice see one from florida
thank you
Florida special :)
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The Hotel Villa Hermosa was located at 1908 Jackson St. in Hollywood Florida. It no longer exists. Unfortunately, I could not find anything further on it.
Thank you for the info....Does not seem to be too much info regarding this hotel other than postcards still for sale on ebay. Unfortunate that the location you have listed is nothing more than a parking lot....go figure. Again...thanks for the address...have a great weekend!
now the capuses in usa looks like campuses from the 1930s as well! but german ones!
Double post.
We all look at these vids and think about how great would be to live there. But would it really be? Visit for a long vacation for sure but spend the rest of your life there. I wonder?
I was struck by the little girl in the sea, she is similar to Anne Frank and she was 1 year old. Very splendid and very intelligent Nass.
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MY SON MAX 8 YR.s OLD LOVES THE TRAINS I DO TOO!!! MY WIFE LIKES THE LOVE IN THOSE DAYS THE HUGS AND KISSES,, NICE DOGS ,...WHY ISNT ANYONE SURFING THE WAVES ARE GREAT!!!! THX.
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População abençoados!
They dealt with the heat because thats the way it was back then i'm sure the heat was not on there minds it was more important to look good in public
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👍 don't you need to watch it first?
No Sun cream back then. How on Earth did they prevent those babies at 9.00 burning to a crisp
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Florida was so much nicer then! West Palm Beach was but a resort town in the country next to the posh beach town of Palm Beach, and Miami was but a small city with few suburbs. Today they are all engulfed in a continuous sea of auto-centric suburban sprawl. 😠😡🤬
Um grande pesadelo político. Muito muito pior e maior que 1929. Esse número tem seu mistério. Nada é um acaso
If you were wealthy, it must have been a remarkable time to be alive
На 0:22 был короткий гудок клаксон локомотива. Упущение озвучки 🤫
Гудок на паровозах делался паром из общего котла и всегда сопровождался выбросом облака.
now the campuses in usa looks like campuses from the 1930s as well! but german ones!
You double posted.
@@JSFGuy I double posted too as my 1st post didn't show up immediately after entering it as is typically the case.
@@WAL_DC-6B Right, that's screw tube doing screw tube things. You have to wait a little bit for it to settle. The best is when there is no views 32 likes and 19 seconds.
Isn't this Topaz w/ Deoldify?
My grandma 30years 😍🤩🥰😍if i see the ladys 🥰😍🤩😍🤩🙏wooooow & gentlemens 🕺💃🥰🙏
Их уже нет 😢 , но они здесь! 😐
Хотя малыши ещё возможно с нами
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2:15 Kids wearing a jogging suit.
He was east coast before east coast knew it was east coast.
Before wellfare, unemployment insurance, social security, medicare. America at her best.
Everyone must have been so musty back then, imagine the private area 🤮🤮
The only black people there were the porters. How could those passengers be in that heat wearing hat, suits and skirts???
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People dressed well and no one was fat and full of tattoos 😂😂😂😂
9:23 Somebody’s old ass grandma 😂
Why you uh Centenarianphobe?
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It's "1930s", not "1930's"
Thanks for noticing the real problems.
Look how nice everyone dressed. Now watch a video of people today walking around in public we look like a sloppy mess, both men and women compared to these people of the past😂.
When south Florida wasnt a hell hole.
It is not a hell hole today. You know what is a hell hole? San Francisco. Oakland. Manhattan.
@@zoso73 very true. I'm a Florida native and lived in Palm Beach County for 30 plus years but got chased out to expensive. Lake Worth was home for a long time.
"When south Florida wasnt a hell hole."
@@TheDanEdwards No matter what the town, or city or country that lives fondly in someone's memory, there will always be one fuddy-duddy who says "too much crime now","nobody dresses well anymore", "too many immigrants". Best to just ignore them.
are they wrong?
Where all the fat people were in the 30s?
It's sad to see living corpses...
You must be fun at parties.
Not all of them. Some of the little kids could still be alive. Who knows maybe you passed one of them in the grocery store or drug store