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Man idk if it’s just me but the town and 2000s/80s feel they use is just so beautful to me

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The prison is in Atlanta

Go on campus.

St eloms fire. Club still there. Same. Where at where is collage. Park any thing same.

6/2024......I had an ex-con working at my house, in 2007. He was a professionally trained home builder and very skilled,....he would share his prison stories with me. He'd been in and out of JAILs, and even a prison a few times, and he explained the differences between them. I didn't really ask him to be so candid,....but he was the most colorful character. He explained all the stuff that prisoners do,....like make toilet wine,...create snacks from combining all the crackers and raisins they can smuggle out of the lunch hall. The buying and trading of cigarettes, or even using matches instead of money or poker chips. How to make a mini-fire stick,....dipping a rolled up paper receipt, covered in deodorant wax, lighting it on fire by sticking a paper clip into an electrical outlet. How drugs are smuggled into the jails. ( a lot of using one's anus, to conceal contraband,....by placing items into the cut finger of a rubber glove, and inserting it deep in one's rectum. About who gets a beating, and why. About how there are people to talk to all the times for entertainment,...one's fellow inmates. In a weird way,..he enjoyed being in jail. His crimes: he'd beaten some folks almost to death, he robbed and stolen stuff for years, he was addicted to Crack and other drugs, and had been a dealer, and smuggler. He was 15 years younger than myself, and I was 54, he was 39. And had lived such a hard life, since elementary school,....was sent to reform school, at first. A Lifetime of crime. He could almost never stay out of jail for more than a year or two. He was SO smart,...could fix anything, he played guitar, and sung. He could do plasterwork, hang dry wall, do plumbing and electrical work. He worked hard, too. Not that it matters, I live in Columbus, Ohio, and Mansfield, Ohio where that prison is still standing, is only 65 miles miles North of Columbus. Columbus, was for many years, home to The Ohio Penitentiary, a far worse and older, scary, grim, giant ( many blocks long and wide) prison. It was right near our downtown. It was finally demolished, in the 1990s. I used to drive by it every day, one could see the guard towers, and the guards with their guns at the ready. It was all walled-in, mostly, and very little of it could be seen from street level.

Awesome tour, thanks! Did the owner allow you inside? Did you find Claude Musselman’s mule? lol 😂😂

By far the best filming location video on Dirty Dancing I've seen.

I drive in upper Sandusky and right past the ohio st reformitory every day its so odd to see the prison because it's so close to oh st 30 but in the movie it seams like its set way back by itself

Thanks for your work and this video, I just saw this movie tonight and I can’t believe where they were filming this movie is just 10 minutes drive from where I work. I will try to visit and explore

Amazing attention to detail, brilliant job 👏🏼👏🏼 great documentation

Gregory Gym, like many other old basketball arenas, has been repurposed for volleyball. However, the UT athletic department would like to build a new volleyball arena as they have to rent Gregory form the Division of Recreational Sports. This would now be the old old basketball arena as the Frank Erwin Center has been demolished to make room for a medical center. The new basketball arena is Moody Center, so the proposed volleyball arena has been dubbed a "mini-Moody."

It was built for livestock shows and rodeos and still hosts them. When the Tigers played basketball here, the court was on a platform high above the dirt, and seating was built next to the court.

Before the Braves were in Atlanta, they were in Milwaukee at County Stadium (next to American Family Field) and in Boston at Braves Field (now Nickerson Field at Boston U).

Built on the site of Ownby Stadium. Between starting at and returning to this site, the Mustangs played at the Cotton Bowl and Texas Stadium. Ownby was also home of the NASL's Dallas Tornado for a few years.

TDECU Stadium was built on the site of Robertson Stadium, formerly Jeppesen Stadium and Public School Stadium, first home of the Houston Oilers. TDECU originally stood for Texas Dow Employees Credit Union. It issues credit cards for and has ATMs inside Buc-ee's. In between starting at and returning to this site, the Cougars played at Rice Stadium and the Astrodome.

The Steelers played at Pitt Stadium before Three Rivers. Pitt played once at Three Rivers, a night game on ABC against Penn State since Pitt Stadium didn't have lights at the time.

Best film location DOC I have seen excellent job love the fact you do then and now pictures and videos

I think that is a different pine tree. The original likely removed when they renovated Franklin Hall.

I got to visit the Hoosier Gym last week. One of the coolest places I've ever been

I simply loved this video, as much as the movie itself... by revisiting the actual locations could feel the same. The movie is a lifetime experience.. the chemistry between Red and Andy is of a very different level.. background score each time Red narrates about Andy not to be ignored!

Didn't notice until years after I watched this movie that I actually live next door to the laundromat/ Bank when I was in college.

I just visited the Forbes Field wall a couple of weeks ago. So very cool. Touching the wall was like touching history. I was born three days after Maz’s World Series home run. I am commenting here the day after Willie Mays passed away….I am sure he knew the Forbes outfield very well.

Great job. I just found myself here in 2024 reminiscing about those good old days. Your video hit the spot. Thank you.

Love Funny Farm...one of my favourite movies...Wish i had met a girl like Elizabeth to move to the country when i was young...

Grandes recuerdos. Ahí se inauguró el mundial del 94

There are now more commercials and breaks than all the major networks combined. Way to go utube!

Do they hire locals to do some of the work?

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I was at a UFC even about 7 years ago and Sean was 2 rows back from us w a couple of his buddies...when the event was over I seen him standing there and me and a couple friends started chanting " RUDY RUDY RUDY".....he wasn't to impressed but his buddies loved it and wanted us to keep it going but out of respect we stopped and Sean still wouldnt stop shaking his head...lol

Great job! Thank you for the hard work and diligence you put into this work- Thank you

Well done!

"It takes great strength for man to become a tree." G.I. Gurdjieff

I'm fifty four now and for the past thirty years my pastoral cycles into the hills around Glasgow can be summed up in that final walk to Buxton and the treasure beneath that old oak tree.

Great video, obviously loads of effort you've put into this. Thanks.

I attended the last game in Turner Field back in 2016 and I really thought that was the oldest stadium of the Braves, I’m just founding out about the Fulton County stadium 😯

You have done an outstanding job on this video. I have seen several and this is by far one of the absolute best. We have visited all these locations about 3 times now. Allot has changed over the years. I had a few friends wind up spending time in there for some minor unviolent crimes, but they wrapped up several of these minor crimes and the judges determined they needed a lesson and sent them there for a year each. One friend did only 3 months and the other did 6 months. It did reform them for sure. Another family member and I took a short trip up there just after Shawshank was filmed and released. The place was in shambles and allot of vandalizm had gone on. The staff was preparing for an anniversary show of the filiming and trying to raise money for the restoration. Much of the back buildings seen in the movie have been torn down and replaced with a more modern prison. You can no longer see or visit the cemetary also seen in the movie, but years ago before the new sheriff station and new prison was built, we walked those tracks that runs between the prison and the cemetary and explored it a few times. I live about 45 minutes from this prison and am glad to see it has been saved. This prison is over 100 years old and allot of history here. Construction began in 1886 and continued until 1910. It did actually open in 1896. The big Oak tree was struck by lightning several years later and pretty much destroyed. A huge part of it was transported to the entrance of Mansfield prison for display along the driveway into the prison. This prison is about 45 minutes from my house. We were told the day it was scheduled to be torn down completely, they received a call from Hollywood about filming Shawshank Redemption. That saved this prison as the destruction crew were on their way. I have been there a few more times since the renovations have been started and done. It is definitely an amazing place to visit and well worth it!!

You have done an outstanding job on this video. I have seen several and this is by far one of the absolute best. We have visited all these locations about 3 times now. Allot has changed over the years. I had a few friends wind up spending time in there for some minor unviolent crimes, but they wrapped up several of these minor crimes and the judges determined they needed a lesson and sent them there for a year each. One friend did only 3 months and the other did 6 months. It did reform them for sure. Another family member and I took a short trip up there just after Shawshank was filmed and released. The place was in shambles and allot of vandalizm had gone on. The staff was preparing for an anniversary show of the filiming and trying to raise money for the restoration. Much of the back buildings seen in the movie have been torn down and replaced with a more modern prison. We were told about and located the warehouse where they set up for filming the face to face cells. You can no longer see or visit the cemetary also seen in the movie, but years ago before the new sheriff station and new prison was built, we walked those tracks that runs between the prison and the cemetary and explored it a few times. I live about 45 minutes from this prison and am glad to see it has been saved. This prison is over 100 years old and allot of history here. Construction began in 1886 and continued until 1910. It did actually open in 1896. The big Oak tree was struck by lightning several years later and pretty much destroyed. A huge part of it was transported to the entrance of Mansfield prison for display along the driveway into the prison. This prison is about 45 minutes from my house. We were told the day it was scheduled to be torn down completely, they received a call from Hollywood about filming Shawshank Redemption. That saved this prison as the destruction crew were on their way. I have been there a few more times since the renovations have been started and done. It is definitely an amazing place to visit and well worth it!!

Did you find anything from Exposition Field where the Pirates played prior to Forbes Field?....late 1800s and very early 1900s...on the Northside.

This location documentary has certainly been made with a lot of love, passion and care. Amazing you got to visit the oak tree when it was still there. I agree the scenic location for the scene just before the Oak tree is very beautiful.

You deserve alot nore subs, every video you give us a cinematic walkthrough aswell as other angles you deserve alot more recognition. Usually, people film themselves, and its annoying but very different viewing with your channel...

Great content great channel

I remember somewhere that uncle rico actually reallydidnt eat steak so in every take he wipes his mouth with a paper towel to spit out the meat 👍

In the 1980s I played for a school in northern Michigan. It doesn't get the same basketball reputation as Indiana but with school consolidation in Indiana, the days of schools like Knightstown are long gone. Not so in Michigan, where almost a hundred schools with high school enrollments in the double digits, most public, still exist. And, as late as 1980 I played against schools with facilities like the Hickory gym, with two ten second lines and separate in bound lines since the court went all the way to within a few inches of the legs of front row spectators. After a few years you figured out where all the dead spots were on the floor, spots the home team tried to make you dribble to in order to get an easy steal. That school and awful gym existed into the 21st century, and there are still schools like Hickory in northern Michigan.

There was no sign outside of Napolean's house yesterday.

Dude, you went way above and beyond with this! Amazing work.

the lil bush at Pedros is now a full blown tree

Great stuff man! Class of 2014

Is that where Breakfast Club was filmed?