DRIVE THRU COATESVILLE HOODS
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Coatesville is a city in Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 13,100 at the 2010 census. Coatesville is approximately 39 miles west of Philadelphia. It developed along Lancaster Turnpike, beginning in the late 18th century. It spans U.S. Route 30, the "Main Line" highway that runs west of Philadelphia.
Coatesville developed in the early 20th century with the growth of the Lukens Steel Company and other industry. Its population declined after industrial restructuring, which reduced these jobs.
The 2010 United States Census[18] stated there were 13,100 people, 4,498 households, and 2,889 families residing in the city, with a population density of 6,894.7 people per square mile (2,673.5/km2). The racial makeup of the city was 38.0% White, 46.4% African American, 0.5% Native American, 0.8% Asian, 0.1% Pacific Islander, 8.9% from other races, and 5.3% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino people of any race were 23.0% of the population.
The chance of becoming a victim of either violent or property crime in Coatesville is 1 in 43. Based on FBI crime data, Coatesville is not one of the safest communities in America. Relative to Pennsylvania, Coatesville has a crime rate that is higher than 89% of the state's cities and towns of all sizes.
This video makes it look way better than it is, there is nothing to do there, any quality store that was there is long gone, it really has nothing to offer except good high school sports. Suburbs outside of town are really nice, just drive out of Coatesville in any direction and it gets better that way.
As soon as Lukens sold in 97 in went downhill fast
Nope
Thank you soooo much for this!!! Im in Chicago now, but this will always be My HOME ❤️
Born and raised, Coates St girl. It’s not what it used to me. It was a vibrant and beautiful city growing up. I have a lot of family and some good friends that live there. I love the people and how they’re trying to make the city I better place for themselves and the children. Even though I live in Akron Oh now, COATESVILLE will always be home to me for life, and I’ll always love the people and the city ❤️
Thank you this drive thru😍
You graduated with my sister gail.
I was raised on 902 Popular St
it’s soft as shit
Grew up there. So sad to see how downhill it has gone. Lincoln Hwy going through what used to be a vibrant downtown with retail looks so sad now. They tore down too many of the historical buildings on main street. 😢😢
when & where did you grow up there ?
@@BRIANDER100 back in the late 1960s before the shopping malls opened up. downtown was a vibrant shopping area (especially during Christmas).
Hi, what year did you graduate?
It’s not that bad. Compared to other parts of America like Arkansas and the Midwest, it’s better.
I was born and raised here. 1983 graduated from coatesville and I still love it. Yet I live in Florida now. I love you people don't give up.
I graduated from there in 82. We may have seen each other in the hallways.
Yall are some uncs on me 😂😂😂
Thanks for touring my old town 🙂
and thank you for watching 🙌🙌
Looks like an old tired blue collar town. It looks like it's seen better days probably 50 years ago.
Yes it was a steel town up until a few decades ago
@@ft9kop , It’s still a steel town. The Mill is alive and well better than ever.
@@wilsonjohn9766It employed thousands when it was Lukens now only a few hundred most over 40
@@infjintegrityvsnarcissism7295 not after Cliffs bought it.
Coatesville has some great old buildings, the builders and designers were a genius back in the day! Especially the ones made of real stone, still standing tall! I lived there for 20 plus years. Good clip!
I agree. Beautiful churches too with the original gray stones. My favorite part of the city though is the views, especially north above the city where that old cemetery is. Thanks again my man, much appreciated!
Lived in coatesville my whole life i knew every block he was on u was right near my house
I’m from the Ville! Grew up on 6th ave 💪🏾
At 12:45 you drive down s 4th ave that’s where I grow up from 1978 to 1994 back then the oak street projects were still standing, I had a lot of good times on that street and at ash park right down the street, my friends and I would sit and watch the baseball games during the summer, and that’s also where they had the rodeo for Buffalo Bill Days
Grew up on 5th & Harmony in Cville!
Nice
Hey Jamie, not from Coastville, or been there just like your pic, I’m from
Philly..Wasup
@@jmbaggz215 miss Philly!! Been in Florida 8yrs now & Buffalo for a few yrs bfor that but Philly folks will always be the realest to me
@@JaimzNichol you profile picture is real nice….
@@JaimzNichol when’s last time you been home it’s changed a lot I was there in Jan this year IAM in SC now
I met some dudes from Coatesville the other day, nice people!!!
I grew up there in the 60's and 70's. It looks better than I thought it would look.
I live Downingtown great video Coatesville close to me 54 year old veteran hit likes 👍 👌
Born and raised on Coates Street and Brook Lane in Carver Court. Class of 2001. I love my city. Wish they had more for our youth.
Lukens was all but gone by then
I've been on almost every street on the west and central parts of Coatesville on Bike and haven't yet seen anything remotely sinister.
I grew up on chestnut street and now live on 5th avenue
Moving from Bronx, NY this doesn't look that bad
Coatesville not hood sad ppl want it to be but y’all don’t know what hood is come to Chester see a real hood where shit go down this a cake walk
Check my other videos out I'm in Chester alot. I live right next to it. Stuff goes on in Coatesville too more than people realize.
@@goodjawn610Norristown makes Coatesville look like a utopia.
Coatesville don’t have hoods it is safe there
Does anyone know of a place in or around coatesville , that makes pizza with the same taste as “coatesville pizza” from the 80’s, the one that was located next to the the laundromat on s.3rd Avenue across from coatesville flower shop? If you do it would be much appreciated
Looks like MR.Rogers neighborhood compared to where I lived in Wilmington DE
There is the occasional shooting and drug bust but. That’s why you stand tall and keep to yourself. It is more full of great neighbors that help each other shovel in the winter and share garden veggies in the summer. I love my city
@@NightFight164 i live in WEST END. it was an old Polish neighborhood now mixed evenly. I dont think any part is better or worse but I have noticed more activity in the summer months. After 5 years I really think its fine. I come from a rough neighborhood where getting robbed at gunpoint was a frequent inconvenience. I believe our city can be as nice as we want it to be. I try and do my part to pick up trash and be nice to everyone i meet. I love my neighbors and we get along great. If everyone puts in an a little effort we can all get along better.
grew up on the southside abit passed the steel industry
So I'm thinking about moving to Coatesville, I heard there is good side. Where would be the best place to live in coatesville?
It depends if you prefer urban or suburban living, but they do have both and yes plenty of good places. I'm not familiar enough to say where exactly though.
@@goodjawn610 thank you
@@pressureflipin1992 thorndale - downingtown area would be better. Or more towards the rainbow elementary school area in coatesville
@@tokyospain oh I love Downingtown. I hear so many good things about that place. Thank you
East Fallowfield Township is amazing
I've lived just outside Coatesville for 23 years and 1 year in coatesville and I've always said it always seams like it's brown and gloomy there like your always in a depressed state. It's kinda like pa's butt hole😂
Used to live there when I was youngin. Right in front on the train tracks and there was an old tennis court near by
I was in placement with a few kids from coatesville back in 06, I never knew much about it except that Rip Hamilton is from there but the guys I knew all got killed so that says something about coatesville, it looks like a calm town in this video but it must be early because nobody’s outside at all, neighborhoods might look nice but you gotta talk to the people to know wassup and I don’t think it’s as nice as this video looks
🙏🙏🙏 RIP to them. Its a wild lil town for sure.
Not to be too
Much but who were the dudes you knew?
Video great from Philadelphia Coatesville 👏 not bad place hit likes kingdwayne Downingtown 10 minutes from Coatesville veterans hospital
You passed my ex’s house. Ngl caught me off guard
Lived here for 4 months got robbed twice
damn
That's coatesville for you.
I met some people ftom there. They didn't soundli Iike its a bad city. Please explain what you mean thsnk.@TheJoshmray
I just watched the whole video it’s looks pretty cool to me. I don’t no… maybe they get goofy at night but I like the way it looks I think I’m a give it a try thanks for the video… if anybody can tell me about how they treat black people in the area that would be great. So far so good! Nice video
It was freezing cold that day so it was more calm than usual. Some of the neighborhoods I passed thru can get pretty active, and even more so on certain streets. That said if you're coming from Philly it's a step up... too much goin on in the city right now everyone's tryna get out. I'd say go for it!
@@goodjawn610 thank you so much for the info! So I take it it’s not racist?
@@L.1209 no not at all far as I know it's mostly a black town.. it would be cool if a cville local could chime in but almost everyone I know from there is black.. some real good ppl there!
@@goodjawn610 thank you so much for the info! Coming there Saturday to look at two houses! Hopefully I can find a good boxing gym for my son and we a be good to go! Thanks you so much for the video! It was a good view!
@@L.1209 absolutely and good luck with everything, I think you'll like it there. I'd like to hear how it goes if you get a chance to update me!
Always wanted to go up there. Heard it was hood anywhere there a hood there’s black woman I love black women
@Dreaming_of Virgo I wanna visit one day
I wouldn't of called this driving thru hoods of cvillle but alot of these houses are just run down
And you ain't even go down west end area
@@PRP_ERLCIt's not Philly or Reading
Grew up on 10th ave on walnut street 😊
That the city that simped for rip hamilton 20 years ago while he living it up in his cali mansion.
at around 13:28 was that a park or school ?
that's the basketball courts and the public pool 👌
And the school as well middle school
The park is Ash park. The school I attended in the 70's, it was called Gordon jr high school. Now i belive it is called Gordon elementry school.
Coatesville is so scary however I hear there is food soul food in the area
It's not scary lol
Only if you ain’t from there probably
Coatesville looks nnice yall weird
Chestnut st
Calling it “Coatesville hoods” does not make my home look good 🤦🏾♀️
Coatesville doesn’t even have hoods to it. At one point it was blocks claimed or sections but that was years ago. Cleaned up a lot since I’ve been home.
coatsville is soft
Wtf
Coatesville ain't no damn hood
Have you ever been to Coatesville before?
@@parislondon759 I haven’t it’s looks a little peaceful compared to Philly. Is it racists up there ?
@@L.1209 Maybe in the outskirts but it's diverse as hell here.
@@L.1209 Coatesville is the last place you wanna be if you're a racist bro
@@L.1209 Some great people came out of Coatesville
That play it not a hood because I live there and there's no shooting
U sure? 😂
U sure about that lol
🤣🤣🤣 no shootings huh 🤔
I grew up there and there was gunshots every night right after curfew.
@@TheJoshmray depending how old u are u remember the curfew alarm in the 90's lol to let u know ur ass had to be home 😂😂