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What is this? I am familiar with the Ray Harryhausen film but not this.

Hi do you still have the raw footage of this building ? Would like to know if you could help me with it I’m trying to do a 3D model of it. Thanks.

So very sad. Spent many days here in the 60's with friends. Met my future husband at Breezewood next door a few years later!

Those American abréviation are unbearable… Huitz 🤬😡

I drive past that thing once a month on 315 across the river from Raleigh NC to Detroit MI. Always wondered about it. Thanks!

It never says in the stories how they got back through the crashing rocks, after all, that was the only way to Colchis unless they had some sort of one way system !

We need to remove them- it’ll probably help the fish so much- since there hardly are any.

One thing is incorrect.... covering up women's breasts!!! It must be bare!!! And women don't do bull leaping at all!!!

you saved me from a detention

We had no idea how blessed we were growing up in Cleveland during those years.

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So I worked on the railroad in ashtabula, where is this at????

I remember in early 60s driving across them we played on them as kids after they built new road

I actually located another larger better image of the apse and God the Father, with a crown, is above the image of Christ in majesty, with the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove hovering between them. Closer to, but the not nearly the same, as what I thought was a very distinct memory, with a very different color palate. See enlarged (clicked) image at far right, if visible in the link: www.google.com/search?q=interior%20photos%20nativity%20bvm%20parish%20aetna%20rd%20cleveland%20oh&tbm=isch&tbs=rimg:CT2ac9FzcxBLYTorgvwrgTsxsgIRCgIIABAAOgQIARAAVfJPBz7AAgDYAgDgAgA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CCAQuIIBahcKEwiQ2fDNsb-EAxUAAAAAHQAAAAAQHg&biw=1425&bih=669#imgrc=X4wrtKIVid1e8M

Memory is the strangest thing. I received my First Communion in this church, was an altar server, and attended its grade school 1967-1971. I thought I distinctly remembered the apse as being in sort of light pastelish tones with the center image being God the Father with our Lord seated at His right hand, with the Holy Spirit as a dove hovering above them.. What a shock to see that the image is simply Christ in majesty.

I remember the place well. Way back in the day I had a paper route, the Plain Dealer, that started at Cedar Point Rd, where I lived. It went all the way down to just past Sheldon Rd. Rode my bike on Ruple Rd every morning delivering newspapers. Anyone remember Rados Farm stand at Spafford Hill about 50 years ago?

what a hot mess, theres so much to unpack... my favorite line is 'strange and dangerous rituals'-as if anyone knows anything about minoan spiritual practice, much less enough to be xenophobic and judgy about it lmao

Good one 9:42

People knocking the swimming should come out and watch all the kids enjoying themselves on summer days. The water quality is enhanced by a large fountain that aerates the water to reduce muck, odor and mosquitos. The Metroparks refreshes the sand from time to time -- as mentioned in this video -- so you're not seeing the beach as it normally is. The Metroparks is constructing buildings near the beach to enhance the swimmers' experience.

My earliest childhood memories are in that area. I was maybe 8 years old. My family lived on Westport Ave. I have been trying to locate the exact location of where my family's home was. I believe it is part of the sysco, or budget car rental, or brown parking lot now. I can't seem to find any old maps showing its exact location. I would love to get any information or pictures to help in my search.

I know that Berea used to have it's own bus line and the garage for it was on the west side of South Rocky River. Back in the seventies, you could still see where the entrance and exit were but they've since been graded or in some other way obfuscated. I think that the stone bridge that you explored in this video might have been part of those bus facilities but I can't be certain.

My Grandparents lived at the bottom of the hill. We played up the hill all through childhood. At the top of the hill, before the bridge, there used to be a house down the road on the left. It was similar to a log cabin, I believe at one time it was a hunting lodge. It was really cool inside - very different than anything I've ever seen. I wonder if it's still there and if anyone still lives there. Tremaine had their block parties on the property a couple years. Past the bridge there used to be foundations for I believe two homes that had burned down. At the bottom of the hill, if you want up the left side, was the same brick road, which is now grass and mud, you would have found Kuy-la Home, which was a retirement home. It was owned by the Russell family that lived at the bottom of the hill in the white house. Their drive used to be the same red bricks. Great memories of our childhood. Thanks for the video.

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Went there too. Have photos and videos too.

I said the wrong lake, I meant Coe was drained in the late 1990s and I walked way out in it

I grew up in Lorain County, Columbia Station, Berea, Elyria, Lorain. There are small quarries that werent filled in in Columbia Station, Jaquay Lake and its quarry, and Wildwood used to be a quarry before it became a swimming park. Berea drained Wallace Lake in the late 1990s and I walked way out in the middle of it, its only like 3 or 4 feet deep even when full. I think Berea filled in the quarries in the 50s with all the debris and rubble. There used to be a quarry also behind the Giant Eagle in Berea, nothing left of it now except stones laying around. I explored it also in the late 1990s.

Hey there, I like your vids. I grew up in Lorain County, in what used to be a small farm town of Columbia Station, near Berea. There are quarries there too, but small, not big like Amherst. They are the old Jaquay Lake and quarry, and Wildwood Lake was at first a quarry. You must be from Ohio somewhere to do all these vids of things in Ohio. I wanted to say I really liked the vid of the Hot Metal Bridge to US Steels Carrie Furnace in Pittsburgh.

I go here nearly annually with my dad. I always try to stop at 4:24 to get a picture with the ass graffiti, and we marked our initials and trip date on the first side room doorway at 10:35. on the right hand side of the tunnel there's a little drawing I did of Danny DeVito. there was an attempt to remove the graffiti on the tunnels so some of the more interesting or noticeable art is gone (including our initials) but it was quickly replaced with new tags, pictures, etc. They haven't taken away Danny DeVito yet though :)

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Went to Google Maps and found it immediately! I spent a weekend in a home across SRR Dr in September from where you entered. Still, as a kid I never saw those bridge pylons. My Dad remembered the Interurban. I'm 85 so I go back aways. Thanks again.

Make a nice extension to the bike path! Thanks. Born and raised in Berea, left many years ago, and living in Virginia now. Cannot figure out where this is. Nice video. Hope you see this.

That looks like the one between Mastic and Wooster hills.

Thank you! This brings tears to my eyes, I remember taking rides with my dad in his 49 GMC pick-up through the valley across these, often the river was above the road. The thing I miss most about the west side of Cleveland is the Metro parks, especially the Green Barn, we smoked alot of pot and played alot of Frizbee there in the 70's!

Coventry died when Big Fun closed :(

Very sad to see such a prosperous business go to wastei went there as a kid my parents were members and christmas time they had "santa " comr in and they wojld pass out christmas presents we had fun back then

I used to live westview. The airport bought that area out and did nothing with it. Tons of good memories in that neighborhood.

And why did they just up and abandon the trains?

Has anyone visited this location anytime recently?

I have lived in wads 10 years and never really heard of this Abandoned Brick yard. What happened that its abandoned?

Ain’t no way I would walk thru that tunnel! I’m from Butler Pa .I know that no matter what part of Pa your from ..there is an Urban Legend ! I’m sure if you ask around town ,they may have one too !

THANK YOU VERY MUCH MR. HUMPHREY , PARK OWNER , FOR ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES , MR. ERIC M COOK.

Way older

Was on the swimming team in 61 when it first opened. Was a Security guard for Marge one year for the Haunted Forest..Marge made incredible money on that Haunted Forest..Marge was like family to me since since a little kid and we went to the same church..

Where is this lacted or atleast a road please i need to explore this thanks

same here

Very depressing. Went there as little kid with parents

There's a lot of history in the historic village above, along Columbia and adjacent streets. Maybe do a video in that area? I think there are several buildings from the 1800s that remain.

Super cool to see, well done video! I recall going over the northern river ford in the early 1980s in my parents car, when it was dry only.They built that bridge sometime in the mid 80s I’d guess. Was a little kid and I thought it was super cool, maybe a little scary because my mom said if their was too much river flow we would drown 🙃 that 1988 draught I recall that as the go to the pool whenever possible summer, lol.

I was here as a guest as a kid, friends family were members. I would guess late 1980s maybe 1990. As a kid the high dive scared me, I thought it was like the triple lindy from Back to School, lol. I also recall the shuffleboard was the old people and parents hanging out, something for everyone! Had fun times there but well, looks like it is no longer :-( Good to see nonetheless.

We used to call that building next to the bridge the castle when I was a kid