My absolute favorite San Diego neighborhood is Bankers Hill. I love the feel and the vibe is stately and old school with the gorgeous old homes and corner grocers and Balboa park to name just a few. The suspension bridges just add to the feel that I'm in the 1950s...💖
That was beautiful. San Diego has many charming old neighborhoods. I have always loved them. I remember that there were times when when they were underappreciated. They're now revered for the treasures that they are.
Beautiful I grew up on Adam's Ave. In 1953. Across from Trolley Barn Park. Which was the San Diego Paper Box Company. Which before that was the real Trolley barn. They tore the house down and put huge offices which don't fit the character if the neighborhood. I have a feeling that hone I grew up in was the Original house on the street maybe fir conducters.....
@Steven Stolar Good morning when I was little the neighborhood was really like Mayberry. Park Boulevard had stores, barbershops, beauty parlors, dimestore, pharmacy, car repair, liquor store. Malta shop. You could walk to school 5 different ways. Down alleys, down Park Boulevard. Georgia St. Florida, or around Cleveland Ave. I went to Alice Birney School. Kindergarten in the Original State college Building, by the Board of Education. There was a tunnel that went underground , wear Frank the Train Man store was. It came up by Tipton Motors car dealership. Then underground came up on El Cajon Blvd. There was A Aquarium store and a little store that had good candy. In 1963, Our school stood on the corner where Tipton Motors was, saw President Kennedy drive by. Have a blessed day stay well you and yours xoxo
“Gays” did more for Hillcrest, not sure if you grew up in San Diego but do you remember what happened too Hillcrest after they closed Sears? Soon People moved in an brought it back too life and as far as being “dicey” I truly hope your kidding
Wow, the love and care remodelling the home is absolutely amazing. Well done!!
My absolute favorite San Diego neighborhood is Bankers Hill. I love the feel and the vibe is stately and old school with the gorgeous old homes and corner grocers and Balboa park to name just a few. The suspension bridges just add to the feel that I'm in the 1950s...💖
That was beautiful. San Diego has many charming old neighborhoods. I have always loved them. I remember that there were times when when they were underappreciated. They're now revered for the treasures that they are.
Awesome. I was born and raised in San Diego and now live in Montana. I love the history 😊
What beautiful homes😊
What a beautiful family and a beautiful home! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love seeing my hometown, but it really makes you homesick
Beautiful sandiego Calif worldest. Most beautiful. City on earth. God help us a lllll
I Like This Program Because I Like History & Historic Places Anywhere, but also because of Elsa Sevilla. She use to be with KGTV 10.
Gorgeous homes.
nice house, great job fixing it up...
I miss The Daily Scoop. The ice cream was amazing !
Just sold my moms house in Talmadge new owners gutted it took all the beauty away, made it a plain canvas then flipped it
what a shame
Must be nice if you can have the money and buy an old place and fix it up for historical accuracy. Talking about the Benbow house.
Beautiful I grew up on Adam's Ave. In 1953. Across from Trolley Barn Park. Which was the San Diego Paper Box Company. Which before that was the real Trolley barn. They tore the house down and put huge offices which don't fit the character if the neighborhood. I have a feeling that hone I grew up in was the Original house on the street maybe fir conducters.....
@Steven Stolar Good morning when I was little the neighborhood was really like Mayberry. Park Boulevard had stores, barbershops, beauty parlors, dimestore, pharmacy, car repair, liquor store. Malta shop. You could walk to school 5 different ways. Down alleys, down Park Boulevard. Georgia St. Florida, or around Cleveland Ave. I went to Alice Birney School. Kindergarten in the Original State college Building, by the Board of Education. There was a tunnel that went underground , wear Frank the Train Man store was. It came up by Tipton Motors car dealership. Then underground came up on El Cajon Blvd. There was A Aquarium store and a little store that had good candy. In 1963, Our school stood on the corner where Tipton Motors was, saw President Kennedy drive by. Have a blessed day stay well you and yours xoxo
I had never heard of this place. When I was in SAN Diego, North Park was a little dicey
this is hidden between north park and south park, also a bit west. waaay nicer than north park
Plus it can seem a little dicey becasue Hillcrest with it high gay lesbeian and trans gender population
@@marquettejones1087 shut up, I live in Hillcrest and it’s one of the safest nicest neighborhoods BECAUSE of our LGBT community
@@marquettejones1087 Marquette, with that attitude, you're the one who is dicey.
“Gays” did more for Hillcrest, not sure if you grew up in San Diego but do you remember what happened too Hillcrest after they closed Sears? Soon People moved in an brought it back too life and as far as being “dicey” I truly hope your kidding
I'm a native san Diegan but had too move last year because of terrible legislature and everything being so overpriced in California
I was wondering where you decided to make your new home?
Only a fool would leave San Juan St. Heaven on Earth.
I wouldn't want too live here unless I'm forced.