Building Boise: 1970s

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0:20 - I ate at that Blimpie when I was a kid living on Boise We would ride our bikes into town just to eat there It was my favorite place to eat as a kid
Comment from : @Tchild2

Background piano too loud It is beautiful but drowns you out
Comment from : @lindajohnson3000

I agree the music is too loud in the background while the messenger is speaking
Comment from : @lindajohnson3000

I lived in Boise in the mid 60's to 1973 I remember getting my first car which was a corvair I drove it downtown for the first time and parked behind or on the side of the 88 cent store I came out to leave and the motor was on fire & somebody extinguished it before the fire dept came The corvair motors was in the back I was young but I loved Boise and I could get around easy I suppose it is more difficult now with so many people I believe we lived over by Vista around Shoshone St I remember we had to irrigate a certain day of the week Do they still do that now? Inam just curious on so many things We loved the Red Steer also Albertson's and I believe Safeway and Article Circles was there The Grand Centrals also my favorite Delsa's ice cream on Ustick Rd My first time eating pizza was in Boise and I believe Pizza just came to Boise Is Lucky Peak and Ann Morrison, Julia Davis Park still there? Have fun and enjoy life in Boise, also lived in Emmett and Grangeville All very beautiful
Comment from : @lindajohnson3000

My dad worked there and ended up being general manager❤❤
Comment from : @debrazimmer5858

Grew up there and I think that fucking city and it’s inhabitants need to be burned to the ground
Comment from : @thediver123

Would like to have that 'cuda!
Comment from : @Meowmix4U

Time to move on where are the 1980's, 1990's, and the new 21st century?
Comment from : @johnstancliff7328

Although Americans see themselves as the complete opposite of the Communists, they were the same in their treatment of historic buildings in the 1970s or worse The cities in the countries behind the Iron Curtain were often also literally "bombed" by excavators to create a place for the future cutting off from the past Usually, however, it was not as insane as in the United States At the same time, people remained living in the city centers and there were no unregulated suburbs and dead city centers as in the US
Comment from : @slouberiee

Jeezus fucking christ do you have to play that fucking music all the way thru the whole fucking video? Gimme a break Music is a little okay to introduce your topic, but please get off it,
Comment from : @glenlincoln1

I remember the building at 3:15 in the background, with the neon “Warehouse” sign on top, but can’t recall exactly where it was Wasn’t it a furniture place?
Comment from : @thecrippledrummer

Interesting video, but the narration is hard to hear with the music that seems too loud
Comment from : @88KeysIdaho

Urban renewal was a mostly abject failure that resulted in the drab, poorly functional architecture of the 50s, 60s, and 70s It is tragic that Boise got blind sided by federal urban renewal money to just tear down and clear out fine old historic commercial buildings and replace them with either bland boring steel and glass boxes or hideous asphalt surface lots for parking
Comment from : @robertpreskop4425

Boise has changed so much in the past 50 years One large change is the internet presence you can learn more about boise internet at freshchoiceinternetcom/
Comment from : @kylep4277