Northeast Seattle History Ride
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2024
- Join me on this virtual history ride around Northeast Seattle.
Video transcription: docs.google.com/document/d/1j...
Route map: ridewithgps.com/routes/35612337
Jump to each stop:
0. Introduction 0:05
1. Woodland Park 0:41
2. Green Lake Aqua Theater 2:05
3. Martha Washington School Arch 3:20
4. Nuclear Fallout Shelter 4:13
5. Ravenna Creek 5:26
6. Wedgwood Rock 6:22
7. Picardo Farm 7:33
8. Matthews Beach Park 9:34
9. Seattle, Lake Shore, & Eastern Railroad 10:21
10. Magnuson Park/Cascade HQ 12:24
11. 1st Aerial Circumnavigation of the World 13:46
12. Ammo Bunkers 16:25
13. Union Bay Marsh 16:52
14. Sylvan Grove Theater/Territorial University 18:28
15. Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition 20:11
16. Architecture Hall 22:19
17. Cunningham Hall 22:57
18. Latona Bridge 24:15
Pop Quiz 25:30
Outroduction & Credits 26:54
Duwamish Tribe: www.duwamishtribe.org/
HistoryLink encyclopedia of Washington history: historylink.org/
Overlays and animations were created by me using Adobe Flash, Illustrator, and Photoshop.
Final video was created in Wondershare Filmora X.
3D map imagery was created using Google Earth Pro.
Photos and videos taken by me used my iPhone 8 and GoPro HERO 7 Black.
Voiceover recordings were created using Apple Voice Memos, GarageBand, & Audacity.
All music has been licensed through Soundstripe.
“Sedona Red Rock”
Written By Dean William Palya, Jr. - Performed & Produced by PALA
“Lucid”
Written, Performed, & Produced By Bryant Richard Lowry
“Acoustic Silence”
Written By Mike Payne, Chris Bevins - Performed & Produced by Empyreal Glow
“That One Time”
Written By Aaron Sprinkle - Performed & Produced by Midnight Daydream
“Best Buds”
Written By Matthew Wigton - Performed & Produced by The Night Train
“Radiant Fields”
Written By Pete Stewart - Performed & Produced by Dreamlamp
“The Great Uncovering”
Written By Dustin Ransom - Performed & Produced by Renderings
“Walk It Off”
Written, Performed, & Produced by Aaron Sprinkle
Nice work...lots of stuff I did not know...thanks
COOL!Loved watching this! Was reminiscing about the area as I grew up in the area from 1968 to1978! Our family Home was in Ravenna around 26th Ave NE and NE 68th Street, a few blocks from Wedgwood Rock! Thank You! It's changed a lot as I now live in California
Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I grew up in Sandpoint. (fancy people might now call it North Windemere), I still live there.
I remember swamping a sailboat offshore from the Sandpoint Naval Air Station. My neighbor, Bruce and and I were towed onto the naval base and our parents were called to come retrieve us and our boat.
Back in those days there was a huge Quonset hut, which was like a federal Costco long before Costco existed.
If you had a friend in the Navy and wanted cheap cigarettes or booze, that was the place to go.
Civilians were not allowed onto the base, however, rescued grade schoolers, their parents and small watercraft were apparently exemptions under exigent circumstances.
Thanks for the history tour !
Wow, what a cool story! It's not every day that one can accidentally wind up on a military base and not face harsh consequences; the perks of being a kid! Thank you for sharing your story
Great video and excellent narration. Lived near GreenLake in the 1940-1960s and remembered a lot of your historical photos. Columns was also the name of the UW humor magazine as I remember. Rode the Gilman trail on the 1980s on a visit back to Seattle.
Thank you! It looks like you have some good memories, and I'm happy to have brought back some of them for you. I've only been living here about 7 years, and there's still so much left to learn!
Aww licton springs is a cool place to stop too
Fantastic, Bob!
Nicely done!
Great video! Yeah, given the scandals and corruption of Harding's administration it is easy to understand why his memorial was eventually torn down. Thanks, for the very interesting history lesson. I visit Seattle several times a year and always bring my bike and now it will be even more fun knowing what you have shown me.
Thank you for this!
thanks for pronouncing dxWTLusH!!!
I got 100% on the quiz 😃
Me too, lol!! I 💚 Washington!!🌲
Love the history lessons! Look forward to learning more about the Seattle area.
That was interesting. I learned something new. Thanks!
Really enjoyed it! Nice job.
Councilman Bruce Chapman - not Chipman. Very informative and I grew up here.
Just sickning how the once loved Seattle turned into a yuppy infested glass garbage dump .........how terrible😣