Park Heights was once a gorgeous place to live .
The houses were well kept and the streets were lined with fantastic looking trees and scrubs.
When people started to die that's when the area lost that pride.
There were many eateries,  shops and hotels that furnished the area along with the Pimlico Race Track .

I’m just Sad!!!! Like Night and Day From The 70’s

I still live here. Thankfully in probably one of the cleanest well kept blocks in the area. I was raised here. Yet as I look at this video.... I've never wanted to leave so badly. Mayor Scott too is from here... clearly that means and does nothing.

This is so depressing. The whole area needs to be remodeled.

DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND....CHOICES MADE AT ALL LEVELS.

Now look at 😢😢😢😢😢💔

The area when I lived up there as a kid, it was beautiful and the houses were all clean and the yards were clean and the alleys were clean and you didn’t have any issues with rats! This was in the early 70’s I lived on Belvedere ave Woodland ave and Reisterstown rd. And Pimlico racetrack was a Monumental Happening back then! And it was mostly Blacks and Jewish people who lived in the area. It was very nice and full of life!

SHAME on the city to allow all those overgrown brambles, shrubs, trees & grass to be piled up & packed all around Park Heights! It looks a horrible neglected mess! One day, there'll be officials in office who'll spend the ppls tax money wisely💯💔

As someone from Baltimore I'm not sure why I like watching these videos, haha.  Guess it's just interesting seeing an outside perspective and what people say.

Man I grew up round park heights this shit sad Moore ain’t doing shit

My hood the great Victor white

Cherry Hill, in south B-more, where I grew up, used to be stigmatized due to the large number of public housing projects there. But based on my last visit to my hometown (I reside in California), I believe Cherry Hill may have held up much better compared to other parts of the city.

Growing up, I remember Park Heights as a beautiful area and wished I lived in that neighborhood. Back then, I recall, Blacks were steadily moving  into that neighborhood and the whites/Jews residing there slowly moved away to places like Randallstown; now, that area is going or has gone down, appearance-wise.

The point is, it appears that that low self-esteem is reflected in the condition of the community in which people reside. Park heights, IMO, is an example of this low self-esteem that has taken hold of the community.:face-red-droopy-eyes::face-blue-wide-eyes::face-orange-biting-nails::face-pink-tears:

You are a brave person

I Enjoyed Watching Your Video. You Showed Some of The Good Parts of Park Heights. Not like Some People that Make Videos around here. They just Show the Vacant Run Down Houses and The Drug Addicts Walking Around. At Least You Showed some of the Nice Areas where the Neighborhood  and Houses Still Look Decent. 🙂👍

The trying to build park heights back up well the city period going to take awhile though for everything to change

I use to live on Cordelia right behind the shopping center for a year or so

I didn't know Haiti was located in Maryland

Hayward  my old block 3500

Shout out from the 21215! ✌️💯 4:35 mfn RLONG 😂
5:35 St Charles n da houze! 😎

My hood, love it no matter what!