Historic Aerials

[dannyg]

historicaerials.com is a good website for finding out what an area looked like in the past. You just put in the location and scroll through time. Its all free too. Juat thought id share that here for everyone.

 

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[Don Griffith]

Thanks Danny.

 

[worldtalker]

That site has got me some right NICE finds,goes back to 1934 here.

GOD Bless

Chris

 

[dannyg]

Good deal! I found out which of the streets in my town were the oldest so i can swing in the right place to get the oldest possible artifacts =]

 

[diggyboy]

I was out of spots and figured out about this website. Now I have so many I don't even know what to do!

 

[longcut]

old post I know ................ anybody else having trouble with the NETR website since it came back online a couple days ago !!!!!!!!!!!

 

[digger460]

This site is especially helpful if you use the compare feature. I put in 1950, compared to 2012. (These are the earliest and latest dates for my area.) Now you are looking at 1950 on the left and 2012 on the right. Now you can hold the left button down on your mouse, and slide to left or right to see the landscape change from then till now. Really useful!!

 

[digger460]

I have problems with viewing what I want to buy. Damn Silverlight download keeps coming up, and when I download it, the same Silverlight comes up again. I'm not paying forty some dollars for something I don't know what it will look like. Just using what comes up on the screen for now. Quite frankly, good enough for now, and like you said......Free!!