Joe Namath - From Beaver Falls Documentary - Web Only

Beaver Falls Documentary: Where is the Namath Statue? This is another clip from the documentary that covers some more Namath info, thoughts on Oram's Donuts, and Chippewa Township.

The DVD is AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE! You can buy it directly from the director (at a discount) or on several websites.

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This clip is not found on the DVD, but I added it due to the popularity of the film at showings, and response to my DVD sales.

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[JunkyardKid]

Chippewa is DEFINITELY overrated. Thanks for the traffic, WalMart.

[woodske1]

That was one of my favorite comments through all my interviews...his delivery was classic.

[1bananafish]

The burger joint was Burger Chef! I remembered? Does anyone else?

[woodske1]

I heard alot about that one during filming.

[JunkyardKid]

Oram's beats Krispy Kreme anyday.

[fgs2010]

The story from Linwood is maybe the best of all the youtube clips from Woodske. I really enjoyed it.

[dbeatlefreak]

Of course! Burger Chef was at the bottom of College Hill, right across from the 'cork works', which has been torn down and is a part of Geneva College. I think the Burger Chef building is now a car wash.....

[JunkyardKid]

Bonnage's- the toy store run by a guy who apparently didn't care for children very much.

[JunkyardKid]

Now, since 1992, it's PIZZA DUDE!!! I got pizza there once. Once.

[1bananafish]

I learned to drive in the high school parking lot (where I went to nursery school). Did I have milkshakes at Hoffmans? Best thrift store and super car cruise these days. What was that burger place across from the swimming pool? Something Burger... D & G pizza had salty sausage..mmm.. Hot Dog Shoppe...need I say more... I used to climb down past the railroad tracks and down to the dam at the end of 5th Street after playing at the playground... I wish I could have seen it in its heyday.