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Toronto. Yonge and Dundas. Arguably the hub of the city.
Toronto. Yonge and Dundas. Arguably the hub of the city.
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wow what great pics man...just watch Miami vice for mine
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The Brown Derby! Man, I so miss 70's-80's Yonge St. When I walk downtown TO these days it kinda makes me depressed, it just doesn't seem as special as it used to.Comment
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After seeing your fancy city slicker pictures i'm kinda embarrassed to show my town
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ROFL!!!! Too funny!
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^^^"For every light on Broadway..."WANTED - Solid-Boxed WGSH's, C.8 or better.Comment
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Very cool Pics.
I couldn't find any cool pics of downtown Philly in the 70's, but I think this billboard from the 70's might help explain why-
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I love my hometown but Philly really did have serious issues back in the 70's and 80's. Most of my memories are from good, working-class neighborhoods, but there were definitely "issues."
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I do remember making are way over to the Ben Franklin Parkway to swim in the fountains at Logan Circle or the Art Museum.
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You remember the Art Museum steps from this iconic 1976 shot.
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By the 80's, we used to head to South St, Philly's much smaller version of Greenwich Village, for cool punk stores.
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I couldn't help also throwing in the Sam Eric Theater on Chestnut St. We used to go "downtown" to see movies there. It was recently torn down. The last movie I saw there was Evil Dead 2
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