Amazing local history video! Thanks for telling us the story of that place. Can only imagine what a fabulous area it was back in the day! Many of us long for those days to come back, but we know they never will-and that’s kinda sad. It must have been a great way to socialize outdoors right on the water’s edge smelling the salt water from the Long Island Sound. Enjoyed your casual walkthrough and narration. Am sure you remember Savin Rock in West Haven. They don’t make them like that anymore looks like. Guess when factories started closing workers couldn’t afford entertainment venues like that anymore. Still nice to preserve memories of those times. Well done!
@@dolittle6781 thank you so much! I really enjoyed making this and looking into the history of the area. It would have been amazing to visit in its height.
Nice job on this video! We did a video here last summer and we loved this place! Great history here! Also, we subscribed to your channel! We are looking forward to more content from you!! Stay safe! ~Jennifer & Marcel
@@JMExplorations thank you so much! I just watched your video on it and loved it! You guys have a great chemistry together for exploring. I subscribed to you as well. I see some great locations on your page and it definitely makes me want to get out and explore/film more!
Oh wow thats awesome! I would have loved to see it when it was up and running. Looked like a beautiful place from the pictures. And I agree it is a shame how it ended up.
Bridgeport was a significant industrial center up til the early 60's, then, like 936 other cities, it was destroyed by Democrats. Bridgeport is now the east-coast Detroit.
Thanks for sharing a little bit of Connecticut history.
Amazing local history video! Thanks for telling us the story of that place. Can only imagine what a fabulous area it was back in the day! Many of us long for those days to come back, but we know they never will-and that’s kinda sad. It must have been a great way to socialize outdoors right on the water’s edge smelling the salt water from the Long Island Sound. Enjoyed your casual walkthrough and narration. Am sure you remember Savin Rock in West Haven. They don’t make them like that anymore looks like. Guess when factories started closing workers couldn’t afford entertainment venues like that anymore. Still nice to preserve memories of those times. Well done!
@@dolittle6781 thank you so much! I really enjoyed making this and looking into the history of the area. It would have been amazing to visit in its height.
Nice job on this video! We did a video here last summer and we loved this place! Great history here! Also, we subscribed to your channel! We are looking forward to more content from you!! Stay safe! ~Jennifer & Marcel
@@JMExplorations thank you so much! I just watched your video on it and loved it! You guys have a great chemistry together for exploring. I subscribed to you as well. I see some great locations on your page and it definitely makes me want to get out and explore/film more!
That's not too far from what they call the Gold Coast ... just down the road a bit.
I remember polka dot play house ,i was an apprentice carpenter in the 70s there it is ashamed to see it happen
Oh wow thats awesome! I would have loved to see it when it was up and running. Looked like a beautiful place from the pictures. And I agree it is a shame how it ended up.
Bridgeport was a significant industrial center up til the early 60's, then, like 936 other cities, it was destroyed by Democrats. Bridgeport is now the east-coast Detroit.
@@michaelmeltzer3397 : It was brought about with the political cult of "PAY to PLAY"!
BLAME THE DEMON CRATS FOR THIS MESS.
HEY NO SWEARING ON THIS CHANNEL. WHERE ARE YOU FROM BPT. UGH