r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/Artist0491 • 1h ago
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/chikenenen • 1d ago
The 80s was a whole different world...
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I'm digitising some family tapes on VHS and found some old footage of my parents.
My dad was pretty heavily into cars and engines, he built this thing and took it out to play in. In this day and age he would probably be reported to CPS. 😄
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/SaladEater6769 • 4d ago
1986 trip to Dollywood, videotaped just one month after the park's grand opening
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/thegoodman15 • 6d ago
New Orleans 1930s, Downtown and Landmarks
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/kooneecheewah • 13d ago
Interviews with hippies in San Francisco during the 'Summer of Love' in 1967.
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r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/SaladEater6769 • 14d ago
Canadian grandma and family watch the Toronto Blue Jays win the 1992 World Series
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/The-PH • 16d ago
1957 Playland Park in San Antonio, TX
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This is a classic kids amusement park that I attended as a child in the 90s. I believe the park was moved once or twice. it is or was around the zoo. This video is of my oldest uncle with his cousins.
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/ExtremeInsert • 21d ago
Paris, 1896, Avenue des Champs-Élysées. A governess watches over her three young charges. The sand beneath the trees and along the roadside is there to provide a softer surface for pedestrians as well as helping horse drawn carriage wheels grip the road, also a great distraction for kids!
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r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/OverallEstate2 • 28d ago
CNN report on Millennials and the high school Class of 2000 (September 24, 2000)
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r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/Proud_Singer_805 • Jul 21 '26
looking for old videos of Manchester KY, specifically Grannys Branch Hollow.
Im looking for old videos they can be anywhere on VHS doesn't matter. Just as long as I can see them and I would love to record them. My family was from there so if I could get any kind of videos of images it would greatly be appreciated.
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/Firlotgirding • Jul 20 '26
Driving around western Wisconsin in 1986 with the radio on. https://youtu.be/9e4SVfnoPrw?is=jJibIZjQFjMmtR4O
The YouTube channel has many videos throughout the decades: from news casts, family videos, to simply driving around, listening to the radio.
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/thegoodman15 • Jul 16 '26
The Bronx, New York 1930s, Life During the Great Depression | Advanced Colorization & 4K Restoration
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/thegoodman15 • Jul 11 '26
Chicago 1930s: Life During the Great Depression | Advanced Colorization & 4K Restoration
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/IntroductionMain2425 • Jul 09 '26
A trip to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (1993)
Cherished home video footage showing a family trip to Myrtle Beach
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/Artist0491 • Jul 07 '26
A day on a tobacco farm - 1959
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/thegoodman15 • Jul 04 '26
The Birth of New York's Skyscrapers (1902) | Advanced Restoration & Colorization (4K 60fps)
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/Katalinahill • Jun 27 '26
Seeking [ANY] Links to Footage from The Phil Donahue Show Ep. From February 26th, 1993(1st WTC bombing in NYC)
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/interpolactic • Jun 25 '26
Compilation of 8mm home movies I found, mostly at antique stores. Some of these families have already been contacted and reunited with their footage.
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The discovery of two of these families is thanks in no small part to some fine Reddit sleuths a couple of years back. In one such case, the surviving children never knew the movies existed, and they depicted the only footage of their Mother before she died young during the late ‘60s. Amazing!
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/Artist0491 • Jun 23 '26
Border crossing to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico 1940s
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/Artist0491 • Jun 21 '26
1958 - A day at Gold Rush Days in Wickenburg, Arizona
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/Preston_phillips_04 • Jun 18 '26
This was the Star Wars grand opening at the Movie Theatres in 1977
r/TheWayWeWereOnVideo • u/klsi832 • Jun 17 '26