The Belmont Tunnel
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Originally filmed for UCLA: NEXT, a project of the UCLA School of Theater, Film, Television, and Digital Media, this portion of the completed project deals with the Belmont Tunnel and the work by community activists to save the tunnel from being destroyed and gentrified by apartment developers in 2004. This film focuses on the historical significance of the yard and the important legacy of the yard for local graffiti artists, while also focusing on the Mexican immigrants and their descendants who played a little-known game called Tarasca on the field in the yard.
every piece of Los Angeles history is being lost to gentrification and development. RIP OLD L.A
gentrified? yes cause all u ghetto latinos made that happen. ONe reason i would never live around u clowns. Living in santa ana hell no
Lots of memories, I grew up blocks from Belmont Tunnel. My graffiti practice grounds.
My grandmother lived right there on Toluca St on that hill where that bridge is at across the street from the Belmont Tunnel. 1960’s-2010.
There will never be another place like Belmont Tunnel, I used ride the bus from South Central to kick it there with the Homies this brings lot memories back.
The Belmont Tunnel, Sears Yard, LA River nd da infamous Panic Zone along da 10 fwy between CSULA (Cal State LA) nd LAC+USC (General Hospital) were my graffiti playgrounds.
They made now apartments so we lost the belmont tunnel.
Whaat are you serious?could u still go visit and see it now?
Thank you for uploading this video! I grew up a few blocks away from the tunnel. Good times.
My dude Duce TNT,R.T.N!!! Great historic memories at the Belmont!!! “P.Chuck” here R.T.N,S.T.G
Memories..
And now you go to echo park you see the gentrification all the hipster cafe popping up in every corner
It’s depressing as fuck
A few months ago ms donut on glendale blvd closed down sadly
Its sad to see alot of mom and pop shops in echo park disappear
I miss this yard. Mad paint sessions with good friends.
I was too young to have experienced the Belmont tunnels unfortunately
This was during my preschool/ elementary days
Its a shame ill never be able to step foot in legendary spots such as the Belmont tunnel, motor yard, old la river, etc
But at least i could always experience these through film
Gentrification ...
2019 or am I just alone
Im here with u
Still live in this neighborhood, unfortunately its not the same
Yup just you too
@@cesarbibian786 nd u
@@welcome2cali946 I stay on this I don't need to make head count
Thank you for this upload. I painted there for years and it's missed very much.
what a fucking shame that its gone...it seems like one of those abandoned graffiti places with an undescribable atmosphere
in my city berlin theyre also closing down places like this for their new shit apartment buildings...
i hope i can relive early 2000s and see the old LA in my afterlife lol
I love how Roy Blair’s graffiti was loosely based off this place I love this history
That guy with the face mask was ahead of his time wearing that without coronavirus at that time
Great memories, HeadHunters bought me slipping once on a Monday morning .. lol
TECT ONE...definitely history. but Hex,mear, chaca ,tolse, pale rule these parts..almost cried that face .
TECT ONE bro you new hex ,south gate days ,,
I lived two blocks from the tunnel.
R.I.P BELMONT ( K2STN YARD)
LA__ALLDAY
This is L.A History .. 12/20
Iconic landmark...
I'm from this good, rest in peace LA
POISEONE BSK MOB... GOOD TIMES AT THE BELMONT YARD
I'm starting a GoFundMe for duce! Please send all proceeds to me !
I truly think this was unnecessary that shows you the respect of Art movements. They could’ve built around it n kept the space as an Art park. They also destroyed L.A. transportation history too the original L.A. Charles cars used to run through there. So 21 years of Graff Mural excellence stopped. That was one of the original historical public Graff Art locations in L.A. They even dismantled the Original Venice Beach pavilion walls. They chopped them down now all we have is tiny walls. I’ve painted at these two historic locations such a sad thing. Seems like people don’t care about hip-hop culture they just want to make money off it but not put money into it. Who really cares about the arts??? Where are the philanthropist for Art???
11:24 oiler 🔥🔥🔥
An old LA Times story from 1996 on the field: articles.latimes.com/1996-04-11/local/me-57243_1_playing-field
This completely saddened me when I found out.
Anyone 2022???
Duce!!! 🙌🙌🙌
2021
Dang I was 8 when this was posted...
Damn that's depressing..sadly "petitions" don't fucking do anything... Especially when money is involved... Petitions don't stop money. That's just the way it is..
Is Belmont still there
Nope 😭😭😭
Belmont High school?
They built apartments on property but if you go to the back of the building you can see where the opening of the tunnel was….
any way to get a copy of this?
I HOPE ITS STILL THERE
Rite on. So is it still there or a development?
Long gone.
My dad went there and did graffiti...now it's long gone but I'm kind of used to it because my dad did a graffiti piece in Santa Monica beach and it said kozmoe but also long gone
@@GTEZI did your dad stay on Alvarado??
Where’s this tunnel
Long gone
**************SA'DK******ALL DAY*****
Look what LA done to this place, should been a museum of the Pacific Electric yard not trash and graffiti, with smell of piss, get these people out of here ,first subway in LA of the PE should been a landmark
you are a clown