Amazing to see how things looked and were before i was born or before i was even a thought. Im 23 and my parents were the age i am now when this was filmed.
i remember all that. had to download it and slow it down, but it was all familiar. the old women's gym at Hellgate, West Brooks out to what is now Gharrett, Circle Square without the XXXs. seems funny to think that if the City let THAT much snow pile up now, there would be PANIC!!
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So what year did the feds put in the cocaine racket on Palmer? I don't know much, I was just born there and graduated from UM in 1974. and Stinkkinium, is he still the computer geek for public education, and his team of FAT ones, how's the plan going for porn as a new curriculum in public schools? Some real doozies you got out there...
Yes!, My old street made it on there for a second...Kensington Ave. I also used to live behind K Mart on Dore Ln. Thanks for posting this! Wish I still lived there sometimes. It's the best town ever. (1977-1998)
Thank you for responding! I do remember the Fuquay name, however don't know any of them personally. I seem to remember a Dan Fuquay who played guitar in one of my favorite local bands, The Boogiemen. By any chance are you that Dan? (DAN-djag)
@dandjag Awesome! This is before I was born; but I wish I was there in 1968. Listening to the Doors, Jefferson Airplane, the Beatles, and Grateful Dead on the radio and going to the U of M for classes.
I've read all of the postings, and a couple of you thought the address is 6679 Briggs. I drove out there today, (cuz I have no life!)and I believe the address is actually 2619 Arcadia Drive. The house is still there. Pretty cool! I would still like to know if dandjag still lives in Missoula. Just wondering if I might know your family.
That was great. I'm a 3rd generation Missoulian and now I live in Hamilton. My grandparents used to own the Conoco station on brooks near Hellgate HS. That was great and I would also like to see this video in normal time.
I started college at UofM in the fall of 1968. It would be great to see this at normal speed. Looks like you came in from Miller Creek headed toward town down Brooks, then north on Higgins toward the old NP Depot then down Railroad to Pattie to Spruce back to Higgins back to Brooks headed towards Lolo and back home. Missoula was a great place to live back then. I'll never forget my time there and the friends I made. It sure has changed in the last 40 years. But I still love the place.
Missoula looked pretty busy back then... too bad people don't cruise the drag as much as they used too (downtown). Now missoula is full of a lot of more liberals, so the town has become worse.
My family first started going to UM in the late 30's (we're from Sidney/Glasgow/Miles City) and my Dad went to grad school in the summers of 74-76, and we lived there. I went to grad school there 92-94, and I can recognize nearly eveything there, though the signs change, etc. I haven't been to Missoula since 1998, and I hear it's astounding how things have exploded out towards the airport. I hear the Bitteroot Valley is just obscene; no open spaces to speak of....is that true?
im amazed by folks who have to point out stuff like that. Is this English class? How does your comment add anything to this? I would bet your they person when looking at a priceless work of art comment only on how the frame should be a different color....
My comment adds to this because it tells you the proper word to use. If you change it, it will then be correct and you won't look stupid to the rest of the world.
I think you mean "I would bet YOU'RE THE [type of] person who, when looking at a priceless work of art, WOULD comment..." My friend, clear and correct use of language will get you far. Misspellings and poor grammar just serve to make you look, as nubbyhubby said below, stupid to the rest of the world.
left on brooks. (there is a big change on brooks an interesting hard right and left) he takes the right then a hard left onto paxston st. all the way down to a left on 39th. left on Gharnett, then a right on briggs, to his home.
so many cool details in there, amazing piece of history for missoula natives.
the same way back from down town, just turned right off higgins when film fades, when it comes back, he is looking
toward sentinel highschool on bow st, with brooks in front of him. right on brooks. left into the holiday village, leaves with left on kengsington, left on brooks. then right on west central into trempers shopping center (wow buttreys!)
i figured it out! the address is 6679 briggs st. leave house, left on Gharnett, right on 39th. left on dore ln (the old kmart will be on the left) right on brooks and all the way down to higgins (nice view of hellgate highschool at the light) right on higgins, any missoulian should reconize the downtown part.
The Kmart wasn't built in 1968. The "new" highway wasn't completed until the early 1970's. Either the date is wrong or the building isn't Kmart. The location would have been an empty field in 1968. Is 6679 briggs close to Cold Springs school? I went 1st - 3rd grade there and lived in lower miller creek in this time frame. Very cool.
nice, gotta love montana
truepyro28 4 months ago
does anybody know if there is a video like this of Helena before the stupid renewal phase of early 70s?
davemoore52266 1 year ago
does anybody know if there is a video like this before the stupid renewal phase of early 70s?
davemoore52266 1 year ago
1:39 1:46 2:34 2:47 2:58 Haha Missoula drivers!
superdave98008 1 year ago
1:52 hip strip
snowmister2 2 years ago
Amazing to see how things looked and were before i was born or before i was even a thought. Im 23 and my parents were the age i am now when this was filmed.
cartretj1 2 years ago
i remember all that. had to download it and slow it down, but it was all familiar. the old women's gym at Hellgate, West Brooks out to what is now Gharrett, Circle Square without the XXXs. seems funny to think that if the City let THAT much snow pile up now, there would be PANIC!!
rtabish 2 years ago
Not a Japanese car in sight. Sweetness.
MontanaErik 2 years ago
the good ole days, lol
digzie1 2 years ago
take a left at 1.5minutes into this and go down acouple bocks by bernices n thats where i used to live that is so neat!!!!
channelKJTW 2 years ago
1:06 reconized something for the first time.
kingmarcV 2 years ago
makes me miss missoula ..lotta great bands been comin through here recently
phish1085 2 years ago
all legends in their own minds.
sohooded 2 years ago
Thats so kool
Davido2345 2 years ago
Surprising how little it's changed in forty years,
Neweddy24 2 years ago
agreed lol and the traffic is still terrible 40 years later just like it was back then
rrmmt23 2 years ago
Yeah, still as bone chilling cold...and smelly.
sohooded 2 years ago
I'm doing my part... but you're not entirely wrong, either...
cusanusnicolas 2 years ago
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So what year did the feds put in the cocaine racket on Palmer? I don't know much, I was just born there and graduated from UM in 1974. and Stinkkinium, is he still the computer geek for public education, and his team of FAT ones, how's the plan going for porn as a new curriculum in public schools? Some real doozies you got out there...
cusanusnicolas 3 years ago
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e23slack 2 years ago
Dont you just love youtube! Thanks for posting.
NotAnotherClinton 3 years ago 2
Yes!, My old street made it on there for a second...Kensington Ave. I also used to live behind K Mart on Dore Ln. Thanks for posting this! Wish I still lived there sometimes. It's the best town ever. (1977-1998)
christocolumbo 3 years ago
Thank you for responding! I do remember the Fuquay name, however don't know any of them personally. I seem to remember a Dan Fuquay who played guitar in one of my favorite local bands, The Boogiemen. By any chance are you that Dan? (DAN-djag)
rfnick 3 years ago
Very Nice!
tlnewt99 3 years ago
Correction: The address is 2629 Arcadia. (Fat finger disease)
rfnick 3 years ago
Thats right, 2629 arcadia is where we lived when I was a kid.The Fuquays
dandjag 3 years ago
do you have this in normal time? if you do please post.
oscarmacaroni 1 year ago
@dandjag Awesome! This is before I was born; but I wish I was there in 1968. Listening to the Doors, Jefferson Airplane, the Beatles, and Grateful Dead on the radio and going to the U of M for classes.
prettynoose8497 2 months ago
I've read all of the postings, and a couple of you thought the address is 6679 Briggs. I drove out there today, (cuz I have no life!)and I believe the address is actually 2619 Arcadia Drive. The house is still there. Pretty cool! I would still like to know if dandjag still lives in Missoula. Just wondering if I might know your family.
rfnick 3 years ago
That was great. I'm a 3rd generation Missoulian and now I live in Hamilton. My grandparents used to own the Conoco station on brooks near Hellgate HS. That was great and I would also like to see this video in normal time.
Thanks!
hpd611 3 years ago
Thank you for posting this! It was great seeing the old familiar landmarks. Do you still live in Missoula?
bobnicklay 3 years ago
Was there from 1972 through 1977 thanks for the drive by. I have a lot of stills of some of the sites you pass by on the video.
fieldnine 3 years ago
\Thank you for this gift to youtube. I love my little town!! One day I will return.
moesephur 3 years ago
This is a classic blast from the past! I love the old Trempers, NP depot and Holiday Village, and the classic car! Those were the days.
wetmoose1960 3 years ago
I started college at UofM in the fall of 1968. It would be great to see this at normal speed. Looks like you came in from Miller Creek headed toward town down Brooks, then north on Higgins toward the old NP Depot then down Railroad to Pattie to Spruce back to Higgins back to Brooks headed towards Lolo and back home. Missoula was a great place to live back then. I'll never forget my time there and the friends I made. It sure has changed in the last 40 years. But I still love the place.
bbburton 3 years ago
COLT $%
FFFFFFFFFreak 3 years ago
Missoula looked pretty busy back then... too bad people don't cruise the drag as much as they used too (downtown). Now missoula is full of a lot of more liberals, so the town has become worse.
qu1z 3 years ago
Way to politicize a wonderful piece of history. Get a life, qu1z.
jbsalt 3 years ago
Ah, wine, women, and LSD--wish I could go back to '68 Missoula (even in the winter). Thanks for the posting.
sfca925 3 years ago
wow hellgate looked so different
wtfomgrofllol319 3 years ago
such a busy little town
pitatapiu 3 years ago
wow what a trip
svakanda 3 years ago
anonamous yes it is true i live in missoula, but they are mostly expanding out towards the airport(since its almost the only open land lol)
Twoteka 3 years ago
amazing i even recognized some of it i was there a few years ago
toon1910 3 years ago
totally polluted with individuals from the west coast seeking cheap land
swk38 3 years ago
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And now polluted with old, ex-drug dealers, losers, and burned out untalented, so-called musicians.
splivey 3 years ago
My family first started going to UM in the late 30's (we're from Sidney/Glasgow/Miles City) and my Dad went to grad school in the summers of 74-76, and we lived there. I went to grad school there 92-94, and I can recognize nearly eveything there, though the signs change, etc. I haven't been to Missoula since 1998, and I hear it's astounding how things have exploded out towards the airport. I hear the Bitteroot Valley is just obscene; no open spaces to speak of....is that true?
anonymoususerindenve 3 years ago
AMAZING! Sorry its just shocking to see your own town that you live in and see stuff everyday 40 years before.
minivan442 3 years ago
Fantastic! Thanks for posting this.
easternln 3 years ago
Thanks for this, it's brilliant!
pyenapple 4 years ago
Please also post the normal version!
Very interesting-
Shegmt 4 years ago
It's "through", not "threw". You drove through a town, you threw a ball.
nubbyhubby 4 years ago
im amazed by folks who have to point out stuff like that. Is this English class? How does your comment add anything to this? I would bet your they person when looking at a priceless work of art comment only on how the frame should be a different color....
mtdave2 4 years ago
My comment adds to this because it tells you the proper word to use. If you change it, it will then be correct and you won't look stupid to the rest of the world.
nubbyhubby 4 years ago
I think you mean "I would bet YOU'RE THE [type of] person who, when looking at a priceless work of art, WOULD comment..." My friend, clear and correct use of language will get you far. Misspellings and poor grammar just serve to make you look, as nubbyhubby said below, stupid to the rest of the world.
pyenapple 4 years ago
(part 3)
left on brooks. (there is a big change on brooks an interesting hard right and left) he takes the right then a hard left onto paxston st. all the way down to a left on 39th. left on Gharnett, then a right on briggs, to his home.
so many cool details in there, amazing piece of history for missoula natives.
mtdave2 4 years ago
(part 2)
the same way back from down town, just turned right off higgins when film fades, when it comes back, he is looking
toward sentinel highschool on bow st, with brooks in front of him. right on brooks. left into the holiday village, leaves with left on kengsington, left on brooks. then right on west central into trempers shopping center (wow buttreys!)
mtdave2 4 years ago
i figured it out! the address is 6679 briggs st. leave house, left on Gharnett, right on 39th. left on dore ln (the old kmart will be on the left) right on brooks and all the way down to higgins (nice view of hellgate highschool at the light) right on higgins, any missoulian should reconize the downtown part.
mtdave2 4 years ago
The Kmart wasn't built in 1968. The "new" highway wasn't completed until the early 1970's. Either the date is wrong or the building isn't Kmart. The location would have been an empty field in 1968. Is 6679 briggs close to Cold Springs school? I went 1st - 3rd grade there and lived in lower miller creek in this time frame. Very cool.
easternln 3 years ago
holy crap is that a jem! what do you know about the film? i would LOVE to see it at normal speed. any chance of posting that? wow,price less
mtdave2 4 years ago