THANKS! We have lost much,I never realized what gems our cities once were,cities for people ,not cars.

I love and always will love Cincinnati

I hate how every big city loses their cool buildings as they develop.

Such incredible pictures of a time long gone. I have no connection to the city but just love seeing all these pictures! Looking at details, the people. Who might they be, what were their lives like, etc. Amazing! Thank you for sharing!

Reasons I think it's interesting. : People are probably gonna be looking at photos from right now I'm the future! : And I love looking at how the city used to look. Like if you agree!

It's amazing how much life has changed and such short time our lives are so much different now versus then back then sometimes it feels like we miss out on so much because America lives Life in the Fast Lane now i try to take at least oneday a week and just slow down and just enjoy the life that we have because life as we know can change in a instant especially the Way Washington Works nowadays so plz slow down and give laur loved ones a extra love becuse we will all be gone 1day. I really enjoyed this video thank you posting it today date is 11.29.18 and its 11.22pm im at home just chillin looking back at the pass seeing what life was like back then man how things have changed hello to anyone who may see this in the future if you like this please give it a thumbs up

@roberttrotta4087

5 жыл бұрын

Where is the Procter and gamble plant location

i live in cinncinati and seeing how it is now vs back then my god

@alan30189

6 жыл бұрын

This was back when it was a nice town with a lot of German immigrants.

Wow,the rockwood pottery ,they don't build factories like that anymore!

@alan30189

6 жыл бұрын

It was a restaurant for years after the pottery closed down and recently closed.

Some of the best ones on here on gone now

We have had our histories & our futures robbed from us.

If we could turn back time, it was so clean. Edit : I live in Northern KY. I don't go over there anymore haven't for probably 8 or 10 years.. I don't even go down to Covington unless I have no choice.

In 1900 the Gruen Watch Co occupied an office located at Fountain Square, pictured on the right of the opening image before they built Time Hill on East McMillan in 1916. Where was "The Arcade" in 1910 at 2:15

@jessicalamb1743

5 жыл бұрын

Arcade was my home stupid

@heyokaempath5802

4 жыл бұрын

My grandmother worked at Gruen, and also at nearby Beau Brummel. About the Arcade...I will look it up and post here. "The Emery Arcade connected the Emery Hotel and Race Street one block west. Built in 1877, it predated shopping malls with stores, offices, a restaurant, and hotel all under one roof. The glass roof was 40 feet in height, with two stories on each side. The arcade passageway was 15 feet wide with gaslights hung in the center. Destroyed in 1929 to make way for the Carew Tower and its new arcade, which is still in use today." (2010)

Clint Eastwood and John Wayne's buddies didn't build these magnificent structures! Research Mud Flood.

@theendseekers5497

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@theendseekers5497

Жыл бұрын

These buildings are waaaay older than then even the 1600s. It's all coming out now what happened in the past

Why all the history ??