I was born in Johnstown, but my comment has to do with your photography. Very well done. You were able to capture the sights without cars (traffic) or people obstructing the views. Nice job!
Looks are deceiving I would like to say it’s a good video but I did break a rule when making this video but you only learn from your mistakes and move on hope you have a wonderful day.
My home is not that far away from Johnstown and it's a nice place to visit but I would never live there no more ,,, Johnstown PA has changed badly, it's not like it was when I was young,,but that is what we would call the time of change 😢😮😢😮,,,,,
Nice place to visit but we found the streets far too crowded. Between the pedestrians and cars it was like being in Manhattan. Loved the food. The MTOs from Sheetz were unbelievable! The mall is a great place to hang out and we loved throwing flowers off the bridge between Conemaugh and Franklin.
I was a transplant in Johnstown for a few years on and off and currently live in New York yeah I definitely agree crowded with pedestrians and cars smaller mid sized cities can have that issue too except not entirely backed up like here in NYC, Patterson NJ another smaller city has that too and Scranton PA
You need to make a video showing all the beautiful Johnstown the breathtaking mountains and the nature. I went last year and didn’t want to come back to nyc. That place is so beautiful and peaceful and the people is very kind. I hope I get to move there. Next year.
@@mopshop412 I'm originally from Clarksburg West Virginia similiar situation in it's industrial decline only it was the glass industry instead of the steel industry.
@@willbygosh4887 I know the feeling I’m from Pittsburgh and the same thing happened here in Pittsburgh and it will never be the same And the steel mills are never coming back hope things get better for you don’t give up things always work out
@RedRoc Transit I sort of like the old town I wish they would turn more of the older businesses and / or buildings into something for people to come visit.
@@mopshop412 they're too busy giving out housing to drug dealers from philly and then lying about it to ever be concerned about a rejuvenation. Gotta keep that population above water somehow. It's quantity over quality
My family is from there but left a long time ago. I've been to visit. The surrounding area is lovely. The town square has so much potential. The old buildings are beautiful. If the drinking water is clean and the area is safe from future flooding, seems like a perfect place to move to if you don't need a local job and can work remotely.
I remember living there briefly for a little while growing up It’s sad that the flooding has destroyed a lot of the history & with all the steel mills shut down there’s not much to look forward to anymore.I know my self I like Johnstown & I hope they have other plans to revive other buildings and/or open new museums in the future.
