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Stadiums, Infrastructure, buildings, and more, welcome to the forgotten places channel. This channel covers a wide variety of topics past and present enjoy!...
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forgottenplaces9780
(8 months ago)
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greyjay9202
(1 year ago)
Not only was this interesting, but the presenter used his own voice -- not an artificial AI voice. High marks!
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R32R38
(1 year ago)
“Major issues with flooding” in Johnstown.
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LDR1100RS
(1 year ago)
Gary, Indiana is a like a post-apocalyptic landscape. Scary.
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alanrobinson4318
(11 months ago)
Abandoning stateside production for the cheaper overseas production.
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JA-rn4jr
(1 year ago)
Once Eastman Kodak began it’s decline, Rochester,
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SME.Retired
(1 year ago)
Here’s a perspective:
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Killdroid96
(1 year ago)
As a Johnstown native, come visit if you get a chance! It’s a beautiful place and but has definitely felt the economic effect of people leaving. Great for the outdoors and nature if you enjoy being outside.
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robertlindey2538
(1 year ago)
Johnstown, PA was the "real life" city for the sports films "Slap Shot" (1977 with Paul Newman) and "All the Right Moves (1983 with Tom Cruise).
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WhatisHealth-q7l
(1 year ago)
Baltimore 1.5 million at one time, now it has a pop of 425k.
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thephotoroad
(1 year ago)
What do they all have in common? Over reliance on one industry. It’s not always possible, but the cities that survive downturns and rise again are usually ones that diversify their economies
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SME.Retired
(1 year ago)
Remember, many of these towns sprang up rapidly due to a new booming industry rather than long diverse growth. They grow to cities because of a plant and surrounding businesses that offer sublet services to that plant. That one industry goes, the town goes.
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pastorhelen817
(1 year ago)
Highland Park, MI! That was where the movie, Gran Torino, starring Clint Eastwood, took place.
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