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Very unfortunate. Very, very unfortunate.

Did many photo shoots at the graffiti walls!, my sister went to Cleveland Jr ROTC love seeing the city I grew up in ❤

If only the roofs were kept up! Such beautiful buildings!

What a shame to allow that beautiful building to fall into disrepair. If the roof was replaced it would lead to far less damage.

From St. Louis Patina about the church - "By 1936, however, the congregation followed their members and the money west to the new suburbs going up in Central County, and it probably passed into the possession of the Jamison Memorial Church, which had been founded in 1917."

i went to club imperial in the 1950s...

Looks like st. louis didn't care much about this care center

I lived in aprox 1949 across the alley from St Liborius school where the fenced in rectangular grassy area is in this video.. 1841 MAIDEN LANE Old Old jackson school which was converted into 4 family flats...

Wow! 😂😂

Well, damn.

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Agreed, lots of amazing buildings left to decay away.

It’s just sad that St. Louis has all those abandoned buildings and houses. St. Louis has a lot 🎉money to fix those problems or tear them down. Missouri needs to get it together fast

Looks enriched by diversity

All of this abandonement and dextruction is because of crime. These areas would still be thriving if the city had maintained ssfety and the infrastructure. Criminals and their enablers the Democrat party have destroyed our cities. Our ancestors were right, you’ve bought the lie.

Haven't been to baden in 30 yrs. Ohhh wow the memories how tragic is this.😔😔💔💔

Isnt these apts here were the old velvet freeze was located, went with my mom all the time how sad.

Great drone footage. Please keep posting more.

I love your drone videos. It's so terrible that these amazing STL buildings with such awesome architecture are just abandoned. Keep more coming.

Once again no focus of building front just circirling of building from far. Confused about what to look at

Please spend time focusing if you have special needs sorry ijs

I got news for you, first, that spray paint is not your typical graffiti. The gray writing, the demonic faces, the old gray haired woman, the baby. That is very occult stuff based on the bible painted on a long concrete wall, next to a bridge. I'm no bridge for these spirits to enter into the land and cross over from their world into ours. I'm from the Midwest, I'm empty, I've got these spirits caught and trapped but I'm not the bridge, I'm the wall that has stopped them all. See that sand? That represents the seashore, just as the seashore keeps the sea out of the land I have kept these spirits from flooding into the earth. That's from the bible. Like the song kashmir my eyes have filled with sand, I am the shore keeping these sea spirits out of the land. Now you see all this brick? All these abandoned brick buildings all over St. Louis and every major city? I'm going to hire millions of Americans to go to work and take some of these buildings apart and save the lumber and brick. $20. an hour times 8 hours a day times a million jobs is 160 million per day times 250 work days, that's only 40 billion per year. We are going to clean up these American cities. We will barge this brick down the Mississippi river to central America, they need schools and building materials. Some buildings we will save and keep. Then we will rebuild new neighborhoods in our cities with new parks and newer more modern buildings. Billions and billions of bricks from 1800 through 1960. 160 years of brick making, sitting, waiting to be reborn into new buildings for the world. Millions of new jobs. Every major American city is the same. We are going to clean it up like the WPA program under Roosevelt in the 1930s. I am the baby, unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given and the Government will be upon his shoulder. I am the baby and the wall. I am taking over the money and will fund these projects without debt through grants. I am the gateway of the spirits, I am LA, the city of angels. St. Louis is my city. LLXIIX77

This is amazing!!!!

I’m realistic enough to know that ultimately buildings are just objects with a life cycle, like everything else. They serve a purpose, until they don’t. Can’t help but feel sadness to see Central High School in ruins. My school, class of 1956.

Great footage- great view.

I attended Harrison school in the mid 1940s

4:18 The cotton Belt Freight Depot is a great landmark and looks amazing from the bike trail north of the arch.

THE CARE CENTER COULD USE SOME MAJOR CARE

WHAT A SHAME!!!!!

i lived very close to krey meat packing plant... i can still smell that smell ... YUCK

Beautiful, I love these videos.

Beautifully done.

I find beauty in all this

I lived very near here

Can't pick any landmarks out, Southside?

Awesome videos man

love your videos already suscribed

So sad about the former Lutheran Church there at the corner

Love it Awesome Stl ❤️

Why do you think a lot of places are like the metal bell they melt down and make bullets to war people out of the Chruch as missiles in military 🪖🎖️, then school they closed down some where Asiatics school and etc. If you shut school down in areas you live you have to send your child some where else to learn from . So places where people worship and went to school at was vanished and alot of them was founded by Asiatics and etc.

nice video I remember the church back in the 70s it was a thriving place the big abandon building across the street was the old Castle -Wilson Buick dealer it's sad to see it all in ruins all the people used to work there and worship s a busy corner.

Nice footage but could use information as to locations. The sculptor, etc. who died at Cementland in 2011 was named Bob Cassily, not Bill Cassidy

They deleted the whole city

Wonderful photography, fantastic editing, perfect music. Keep up the good work!

My school in Walnut Park, kindergarten through 5th grade, a gazillion memories when watching your videos, can’t thank you enough for these!!!

St.louis?

Good to see anotherbepisode

💕 Promo-SM

The last one was formerly Club Imperial where Ike and Tina Turner played may times!

I miss wandering on long runs around the abandoned parts of St. Louis. So much history, currently in hibernation. Thanks for these videos. I'd love to see pins on maps as you switch to new sites in the footage.