Memories of Newport News, Va
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i wish they would bring Newport news back from the grave...id love to walk down the street and see how my town looked in the past
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they need to fix downtown back up
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I recognized most buildings. I came to NN in 1960. Downtown was still alive. Sad ending, especially to the name NN High School.
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Birdie Smith!!!!
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Wow Newport News has changed so much !
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this city has changed . the management leaves alot to be desired.
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Great memories. I can remember almost all of the buildings featured in the videos. Fond memories of downtown newpoet News with it's shopping, movie theaters, restaurants, etc. Graduated from Ferguson High in '67 so all of this is familiar. Thanks for the presentation, loved it!!! Dave Epley
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@Ms1outlaw yes my uncle use to go to that church.
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I work at the Paramount Theater as a Teen.Went to NNHS 57-60 Brings back some good memories.You are right."The Good Old Days" JJ
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thank u for making this video. i was born in newport news in "94"but i didnt live very long. my mom grew up there and she lovedit. she loved telling me stories about her and her brothers doing stuff. i always wondered wat it looked like back.
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warwick high '03!!I l live in San Diego but I was born and raise in VA!!!Riverside Hospital!!
My mom took me to see "April Love" at the Palace as shown here at 2:47! I swear this is the truth! I was in those fabulous downtown theatres every weekend as a kid...Paramount, Warwick, James, Palace...I can name the movies I saw in them, too...plus the Wythe and the Langley in Hampton.
ShowBizComic 2 years ago
I skipped school and attended the first showing of April Love at the Palace. The Langley and Lee were my main theaters as a teen. The Warwick and James as a kid. Don't remember the Rex, on King Street in Hampton, open but went there when the Youth For Christ used it.
wsasser 2 years ago
Those 15 cents thick shakes at Antines, Santa at both Nachman's and Leggetts, Roy Rogers Riders Club at the Warwick Theater - that is what I remember the most!
wsasser 3 years ago