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That picture of the Qantas plane and staff is a great reminder that the Q stood for Queensland.

Hasta antes de 1898, Filipinas era una de las regiones mas ricas de Asia bajo administración española. Los estadounidenses lo destruyeron todo y aún así Filipinas es un vasallo más de Estados Unidos.

Thank you for the work that has gone into this - well worth watching!

Re edit accoding to years Don't create a new history saying sinhalese hadn't had hair cut before

My Great Grandparents, welcomed Lord and Lady Lamington at our Family Property in 1897.

The photo of outbound traffic at Boondall appears to me to show the hill where Beams Road meets Sandgate Road with what became Sue Tin's corner on the right

Geez it's a bit frigen hard by the time you read what it is you give us the next foto no bloody time to look at the pictures.

That generation were a very social generation- more so than today.

Beautiful Architecture back then, Unlike the monstrosities of today. Especially the new Star Casino.

Look how clean those river were. Today, filthy.

The photo at 3:05 wasn't taken in 1942 - unless The Rock FM was founded a LOT earlier than I remember!

Toooo fast

6:09 geng kongsi

I was born in the early 1950s. Believe me: life was hard. Most people were poor. Life seemed hopeless!! Luckily, LKY and his team built it up. I am almost 70 now and I visit Singapore every year. A beautiful place but very expensive!!! USA, 9/2024.

...gusto ko mag-time travel sana ako...gusto ko puntahan yun lugar at panahon na yan ng lumang manila...napakaganda...sobrang ganda ng msnila, tahimik at malinis!!!!😍😍😍

I was born in this dump of a state. And SA/Adelaide has always been and will always be a major af whole!!!!!!!!

...ang ganda talaga ng manila dati...intramuros and suburbs...pwede naman ibalik at ireconstruct ang old manila yun buong intramuros ibalik lahat ng nawalang churches,,,schools at buildings ask the help and budget sa JAPANESE government dahil sila naman ang sumira sa intramuros nung WW2 pati din sa spanish government for the okd architectural guidance...bakit sa Warsaw, Poland nagawa nila ibalik sa dati ayos ang city ng warsaw eh diba sila yun worst devastated city ng ww2!!!

Nostalgia. Thanks for uploading the photos of a bygone era 😊

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Too fast to watch !

Some fantastic photos in your video. Thanks for sharing.

Not sure if it's the same actual sign or a replacement but the "REGENT" sign at 3:00 is still there today, 86 years after the photo was taken.

Brisbane really boomed after WW2 🎉

My grandparents were born in this period 🎉

Nice!!!

WOW!! As a local resident of Christchurch, it always is interesting to see the way this beautiful city looked in the grand old days. And the people in the photographs. Who were they? Who looks upon them today and and can spot a relative among them...ah. Nostalgia

03:41 Old auckland museum second building from left. still there today. Again in 4:05

Before multiculturalism

Back in the day of posh handkerchief headed Victorians

Seeing these old photos I feel New Zealand is much older than we are taught…

2:17 A very unusual view for anyone of later generations. To be able to see old govt house from the quays. Certainly the high rise side of Bunny St now would block the Featherston St side from view. So many great street photos - really valuable.

The Old World buildings you see were already here, not built by us. They were from a previous civilization that has been hidden in our history. Look at YT channels such as Tartarian Truthers or My Lunch Break for more clarificaton if you are yet to see through the lies. The narratives we are told are not even posssible. For example, 5 months to build and fit out all of the shops of Adelaide Arcade including Gays arcade. With no electric tools. The same stories across the world.

Good to see there were women in the colony!!!

The St Peter’s cathedral shot seems more to be looking east down Pennington Tce (not towards the city)

Brilliant look back in history of Wellington. Thanks for sharing xx

My grandfather John Roberts was a post master at midland where is now the tourist burreau and plus he was at Corrigan and Carnarvon in western Australia

Thanks for upload the photos

The significance of the "old gum tree"-founding spot of South Australia-December 28th 1836-Proclamation Day. [not taught in school now] Photo of the centenary.

Wonderful to see pictures and the lovely gone by era.I would loved ❤ to go back on time.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Amazed to see the law society building at the end there with no ivy on it, wowzers

1921 po itinayo ang bahay nmin dto sa sampaloc, pero ibinenta npoh last year..

Some dodgy dating ,I feel. Cars circa 1920s shown in photo dated 1900?

3:11 Yram? I think you mean "Tram".

Signuficant buildings such as the railway station are always completed. Let's see some of them halfway through their build.

Sadly, the Harder was lost during WWII. In a poignant interview with a US submariner for the documentary 'Fremantle's Secret Fleets', he mentions his submarine crew members' at-sea exchange with USS Harder shortly before she was lost. The remains of the Harder were recently located.

Remarkable how the streets are full of people just walking around, and there's a train just cruising down the middle of the road

I miss my home........and I live in Sydney

They sure liked taking pictures of the railway station

They ripped up all the trams only to put them back again.

Too fast..