I did a travel nurse contract at Palomar years ago, and we stayed in Carlsbad, but we liked Oceanside. It felt like a homey place. We used to go to the diner for lunch a couple times a week and really enjoyed the staff there; it was like chatting with folks one’s known for years, in an age when the art of chitchat is ever increasingly becoming a lost one.
I miss Oceanside. I've lived there off and on and there's no other place that has ever made me feel like home. Hopefully I'll move back there one day. Thanks for the history lesson.
My dad told me when he was growing up here 1950-1980 Oceanside was a quite rolling hills community. He moved me back here from being raised in Ramona at 16; I have lived here for 11 years now; I never felt at home in Oceanside… I actually find Oceanside to be a pretty scary place. Tons of crime here, people drive recklessly and the people don’t look up at you to say hi in the grocery store. Once upon a time this was a beautiful, safe and culturally relevant city… now, it is just crime, traffic and palm trees. - one thing we have that still good is the 101, the strand and downtown. Even there I don’t walk alone though, people get hurt walking around our downtown district. I hope Oceanside gets better; I day dream everyday of moving to a safer, more appropriately populated, less crime ridden SD county community.
After living in O'side for a few years, I found out that Barbra Mandrell had graduated from the high school and performed at the amphitheater one year in the late 80's or mid 90's.
I lived there too, from about 1956 to 1963! We lived close to the beach and on Serrano Street, across from a school. It was a long time since I last visited it with my two young daughters and my parents.
I was there in 1970, when i was 5 and 6. My little brother and i went to the beach every day.. My memory might be off because I thiught we hung out in is area with rocks, and one day a bunch of large fish all showed up and we were too afraid to get in the water. We stared as we watched from on top of those huge rocks.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:16 🏨 The Traveler's Hotel, built in 1885, is one of Oceanside's oldest structures still standing in its original location. 00:45 🌾 Oceanside's early days were characterized by tumbleweeds, dry brush, and occasional wildlife, with the first inhabitants being Shoshone Indians. 01:12 🌄 Spanish explorers came to Oceanside looking for a place to build a mission due to good flowing water and a native village, leading to its attraction. 03:02 🚂 Oceanside was incorporated in 1888 and had a layout similar to today, with a prominent pier, churches, and businesses. 05:50 ⚓ The presence of the Navy during World War II and the relocation of Highway 101 had significant impacts on Oceanside's development. Made with HARPA AI
forgot to talk about how seedy and dirty it got in the viet nam era thru the 80s/ you did a great job cleaning all of that up. it was nothing but hookers and pawn shops down town.
I love this video. I've been in Oceanside since I graduated high school and moved out from Arizona. -Anyone reading this, I have a client who may buy your home! :P Everyone wants' to be here
First of all only like the top 3% of the wealthiest owned slaves. 2nd- slaves were sold by blacks in Africa to the Jews & Arabs. The myth of the white man detaining the blacks is the narrative backed by the evil left-wing . All the demonizing of the Caucasian/European-Americans is the epitome of ignorance. & most of all EVERY organization label'd as a hate group etc was literally put into power by their nemises; in otherwords the "right.wing extremists" wouldn't have a basis of it weren't for the degenerate left that give them a culture to defend. Animals aren't the only beings w/ endangered species. 💯 💯 💯
Oceanside isn’t the hood and all of America is open to all Americans and immigrants. That’s our only culture. Get a car and this whole country is yours.
I did a travel nurse contract at Palomar years ago, and we stayed in Carlsbad, but we liked Oceanside. It felt like a homey place. We used to go to the diner for lunch a couple times a week and really enjoyed the staff there; it was like chatting with folks one’s known for years, in an age when the art of chitchat is ever increasingly becoming a lost one.
I miss Oceanside. I've lived there off and on and there's no other place that has ever made me feel like home. Hopefully I'll move back there one day. Thanks for the history lesson.
live in Pa now miss o'side like hell...hate PA
Used to live on Broadway, near Buccaneer Beach.
Part of me miss O'side as well. Been like 25 yrs since I was last there.
My dad told me when he was growing up here 1950-1980 Oceanside was a quite rolling hills community. He moved me back here from being raised in Ramona at 16; I have lived here for 11 years now; I never felt at home in Oceanside… I actually find Oceanside to be a pretty scary place. Tons of crime here, people drive recklessly and the people don’t look up at you to say hi in the grocery store. Once upon a time this was a beautiful, safe and culturally relevant city… now, it is just crime, traffic and palm trees. - one thing we have that still good is the 101, the strand and downtown. Even there I don’t walk alone though, people get hurt walking around our downtown district. I hope Oceanside gets better; I day dream everyday of moving to a safer, more appropriately populated, less crime ridden SD county community.
After living in O'side for a few years, I found out that Barbra Mandrell had graduated from the high school and performed at the amphitheater one year in the late 80's or mid 90's.
Use to live on Tyson st from 87-2021 now live in Florida hate it and can’t wait to move back to Oceanside
I am born in Oceanside CA MID VALLEY
Tell em! 1322
Love oceanside.. I wish they added more native Americans Mexicans Americans that history that was there but good story
born and raised in the O
Charming historic lovely history. Thank you.
You forgot the extremely corrupt police department.
Bruh police suck everywhere. Oceanside isn’t that lousy with police and they’ll pretty much let you be if you act decently.
I grew up there going to the beach when I was a kid all the way to Tijuana Border Beach, San Diego California America Angela Marie
I lived there too, from about 1956 to 1963! We lived close to the beach and on Serrano Street, across from a school. It was a long time since I last visited it with my two young daughters and my parents.
Seems like a cool place to visit one day. I know this was the late NFL great Junior Seau's hometown. RIP Uso!!
Also a couple of young fellas named Chris Chambliss(Yankees) & Willie Buchanan(Packers) both grew in Oceanside.
I was there in 1970, when i was 5 and 6. My little brother and i went to the beach every day..
My memory might be off because I thiught we hung out in is area with rocks, and one day a bunch of large fish all showed up and we were too afraid to get in the water. We stared as we watched from on top of those huge rocks.
What, no San Luis River?
Fascinating ^_^
They left out the best part of Oceanside, at least in the 1970s and 1980, the airport.
born and raised
ummm it was Mexico actually....
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:16 🏨 The Traveler's Hotel, built in 1885, is one of Oceanside's oldest structures still standing in its original location.
00:45 🌾 Oceanside's early days were characterized by tumbleweeds, dry brush, and occasional wildlife, with the first inhabitants being Shoshone Indians.
01:12 🌄 Spanish explorers came to Oceanside looking for a place to build a mission due to good flowing water and a native village, leading to its attraction.
03:02 🚂 Oceanside was incorporated in 1888 and had a layout similar to today, with a prominent pier, churches, and businesses.
05:50 ⚓ The presence of the Navy during World War II and the relocation of Highway 101 had significant impacts on Oceanside's development.
Made with HARPA AI
Don't forget it's theme "Oceanside" by the Super Stocks. I was hatched 🐣 in Oceanside in the year of our Lord - nineteen hundred n' eighty five.
Wasn't there oil wells there at this time?
The first people were the Luisenos and I think not the Shoshone -- but definitely NOT the Spanish. Unless she is saying the Luisenos weren't people?
with all honesty, i don’t know much. but i know that california was a part of mexico, meaning other tribes were living here before anyone else
Born and raised in Oceanside San Luis Rey area mesa margarita y rent can’t be cheaper for I can be home
born there at camp Pendleton in 1958
Hope you can visit.
I was born in the desert same year, grew up in o'side loved it!
my god i love oceanside i was born there
Went there twice and I'm going to move there when i graduate
We already got enough people here fuck off somewhere else
sandiego11234 yo chill
"Oceanside Historical Society" LOL
forgot to talk about how seedy and dirty it got in the viet nam era thru the 80s/ you did a great job cleaning all of that up. it was nothing but hookers and pawn shops down town.
That'smy people the luisino
i live in oceanside ny
I live in oceanside
Wonderful isn't it
I love this video. I've been in Oceanside since I graduated high school and moved out from Arizona. -Anyone reading this, I have a client who may buy your home! :P Everyone wants' to be here
What about the slavery & harsh living conditions of the native population?
First of all only like the top 3% of the wealthiest owned slaves. 2nd- slaves were sold by blacks in Africa to the Jews & Arabs. The myth of the white man detaining the blacks is the narrative backed by the evil left-wing . All the demonizing of the Caucasian/European-Americans is the epitome of ignorance. & most of all EVERY organization label'd as a hate group etc was literally put into power by their nemises; in otherwords the "right.wing extremists" wouldn't have a basis of it weren't for the degenerate left that give them a culture to defend. Animals aren't the only beings w/ endangered species. 💯 💯 💯
First people were the Spanish..., native Americans were not people ?! Please rerecord this.
It was a complete shit hole in 1987-1991 when I was stationed at Pendleton. Maybe it has been improved but then again this is Commiefornia.
Stay the fuck out my hood when you pass through if you ain't from
Oceanside isn’t the hood and all of America is open to all Americans and immigrants. That’s our only culture. Get a car and this whole country is yours.
bro chill