Those copper towers all over along with the antique tech they chop off...I feel deeply some interesting technology was happening. The bells must have been magnificent -they frequencies stunning I believe 🪷✨🪻 wonderful presentation
At 15.05 of the video there is a build with name MVNICIPAL BVILDING using V instead of U, that usage was first recorded in 1386, stopped using in 17th century. Food for thought.
Did some digging on the Kalurah Temple and found a “trolley script” saying that it was built in 1917, but saw some conflicting construction dates. It was a Shriners (Freemason appendant body) Temple, which was sold in 1957 to Faith Tabernacle who changed their name to First Assembly of God (City Church) at that time. It still stands at 255 Washington Street and is looking for a new owner if you happen to be seeking a building that is a block deep 😆 Great video btw!
I like your story of the "kids" coming to the rescue! Reminds me of the story on how Seattle recovered from their fire! The local brothels there weren't going to take that fire lying😅 down! They allegedly came to the rescue too, donating money to the city government!
Thank you for casting the spotlight on my hometown of Binghamton! I actually grew up and lived in Endicott, just west of Binghamton and part of what is the Triple Cities of Broome County (Binghamton, Johnson City, and Endicott). The reason I bring that up is Endicott is where Thomas J. Watson " founded" IBM and Johnson City is where one of the largest shoe manufacturers of the world was "founded" at the turn of the 20th century, Endicott Johnson, or commonly called by its initials "EJ's" As you showed Binghamton has a huge "Old World" footprint that clearly contradicts the population narative. What's interesting about IBM and E.J.'s, for as huge of a company they both were, is they were able to ward off the unionization of their company. Thomas J. Watson was just some salesman who worked for NCR in Dayton Ohio who all of a sudden comes to the Binghamton area and founded the largest most advanced computer company in the world at the time. Anyway more topics we could talk about forever, and most likley similar to so many other small cities across the U.S. and Canada that just don't fit the narative. It's interesting how all these cities, 100's of them across the North America, just spring up out of no where with these incredible magical buildings and infastructur, immaculate and clean (except for the mud roads and ugly telephone poles) everyone looking good and dressed up. Today everything, all the buildings and infastructure, are falling apart, everyone dresses like a hobo, is sick and morbidly obese. Newly constructed homes, buildings, and roads fall apart after 5 years. So it makes sense that we are taxed into oblivion, having every ounce of blood sucked out of us to pay trillions of dollars into the education system and healthcare. Maybe we should go back to what was going on over 100 years ago because obviously it was working 1000X's better than today.
Excellent video thank you. There's a place in Portland Oregon called the city of the dead it's like acres and acres of crips and dead bodies they only open it to the public once a year on memorial Day thank you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
These are some of my favorite videos, they've really transformed my view of history as well as some of the incredible architecture of Cincinnati where I'm from
Thank you for interjecting your opinions, summaries, even sarcasm. It helps to maintain interest. I'm one who can become bored with dry facts only. Another good vid. Thank you.
@oldWorldexploration I’d like to help you by sending some video of a Star Fort I Found in New Orleans. It’s called Fort Macomb and it’s listed as an archaeological site. How do I send you the footage
Seems I remember touring that mental hospital back in the sixties as a child. My only memories of it were seeing people in gowns slouched against the hallway walls mumbling, with the occasional sound of someone "acting out" loudly. It was either a tour, or a bad dream.
So the building being constructed in the parade photo was the security mutual building, which I think may be one of those transition buildings. You can find serious construction photos of it (hard to fake ones) and in older photos you can see where a different building was in its place. I’m from the area and have looked into it but still confusing. I also requested this video and can’t thank you enough for it… great job!! I have family members that own buildings downtown and just sent them your books for Xmas😏
The D&H railroad used to connect a lot of the places you have covered. The Delaware & Hudson railroad has an interesting and peculiar history. Food for thought...
Just found a book on 19th century architecture from 1983. A veritable treasure trove of odd commentary and incredibly rare sketches. Can’t wait to go through it & see what images they have for these buildings.
👏👏👍. 10:00 - enchanting~ landscaping, trees, bushes, grass, & all without leafblowers we're guessing. 10:01- s***hole, r crumb cartoonish unfortunately 23:00- I've done crown, base, & trim molding professionally in my day. To do this, with this finish, is insane,-and, who can appreciate/see it unless your a giant. 27:56- the postcard doesn't say fire. It looks like a DEW hit, not fire. 29:26 & 29:46- no workers. Alcoholics & criminals went to castles... incredible greenhouse. TY
Please look into the conjunction of pa,ny,&nj I'm in pike county Dingmans Ferry,pa, next to Milford pa,Founded 1796,lots of buried old structures and federal land not allowed by public, let's keep searching Thank you and GOD BLESS!
Dude, just started looking into old world buildings around here, and i realized those church buildings looked funny...and then this little dive comes out
I live in binghamton and also own a historic masonry restoration and repair contracting business, the answer is much more simplistic than you'll want to accept, but I am an expert in this particular field and also quite usually 100 percent against the lies of the elites... I love working on masonry from pre1890 or so.... than anything built beyond... with it getting worse and worse as we get newer....the level of skill has declined and no tech can make up for skilled trades people, facts. Add in the decline in people willing to labor for long hours and to do hard work ... and, more importantly, it's all about the use of lime as cement base of mortar, plaster, and concrete vs. The modern day shit portland cement based ones .... which suck so bad I avoid using it even in repairing modern work or new work. And, you don't need power tools for masonry construction, regardless of height!
Have you seen some of the interiors? The timelines we are given for some of these structures is laughable...there's more to the story than what we're being told.
@oldworldex my friend, lime render, is easier to apply with a butter knife and dye any color, add gold leaf to it, or lime based renders of different recipe can be shaped to form amazing decorative forms by manual manipulation or a simple carved wood form.... and, with just an old brush, or linen and some natural soap be brought to the most magnificent shine and opulent beauty, the likes of which modern cement can't compare with under any circumstances or with the best technology.
Not sure the awnings had much to do with people's aversion to sunlight...we really don't get much except during "summertime" which comes and goes in the blink of an eye.
I love that huge palace they built for inebriates in the 1860's - no expense must be spared for our inebriates! If you have the time, take a look at San Antonio, Texas and see if you would like to make a video about the city. I am sure you will find plenty of interesting structures there.
Most excellent video. There's a first baptist church like the first one and shelby north carolina as well that looks exactly the same. Has to be the same architect.
My grandmother was born in Owego, New York in 1922. My great grandfather worked for Endicott Johnson shoe factory so his parents would be the reset generation. I wish I could interview them.
just wanted to mention the crocked power/tele poles are probably just random trees (unlike regular tele-poles, right? LOL).. but srsly, just another thing in theme with the wooden cabins and else but _not_ all insane stone (mixed or otherwise) buildings
Just read The Annals of Binghamton and it gives cool descriptions of a world being passed from one culture to the next. Mudflood details in the book describe native Americans digging up copper stills that were mudflooded. The Phelps mansion (beginning of the video) has 10 foot tall doorways and windows throughout. The building is so ornate down to the hinges!! And when u take a tour, the guides tell you the people who built it were throwing their excrement out the window haphazardly. They don’t allow you to check out the basement or the attic. Kalurah temple is Shriner origin I think. Turned into a church. It’s still there. Really interesting lights out front and really interesting Egyptian art on side of building.
@tylerpelella3164 Thanks. I recently read about a senator from the area born in the 1800's. His slogan in battle for improved Conditions was "Get Them Out of the Mud." Lord predicted that three million men (now) unemployed will be put to work ...
Good eye, those guys look to be hanging the grey shades that cover the windows? wouldn't you want to pull the shades down from _inside_ your office? I'm not sure why those would be outside in the elements.
Wow. Just now makes me think. The clothing so completely shroudng - even swimwear! Makes you think maybe there was some fear of sunlight.. Perhaps the beginnings of the erosion of the natural immune system. Sunlight propagandized to be bad? Just a thought.
It seems like, the conventional account would be that it was both ways round and things that are said in surviving novels and so on from that era suggest the same - some people propagandised sunlight and nature in general as bad (in America this was used to justify taking the natives' land, because it was said that since they'd left a lot of the land wild it was right that it should be taken by people who would 'make better use' of it) but also *bodies* were propagandised as bad and it was considered shocking to reveal more than your face and hands in public, maybe a legacy of the Puritans' idea that only God was good and the world in its natural state was evil.
I really enjoy your videos. Either fashion designers were not very creative or their consumers wanted to all look the same, Interesting you used the word "clone" as a description, they must have had a hive mentality and were extremely judgemental & narcissistic against anyone that looked different.
I thought perhaps he was going out with dignity, but upon further examination I have decided that he’s found yet another way to stick it to the people of Canada.
Great research and finds. Thank you!
Those copper towers all over along with the antique tech they chop off...I feel deeply some interesting technology was happening. The bells must have been magnificent -they frequencies stunning I believe 🪷✨🪻 wonderful presentation
At 15.05 of the video there is a build with name MVNICIPAL BVILDING using V instead of U, that usage was first recorded in 1386, stopped using in 17th century. Food for thought.
Another great video. Love seeing the local cities around me..being from Syracuse🍊🍊
So beautiful and inspirational, the old world... i seem to beg for the crumbs of that time
Thank you and Happy New Year.
So many fascinating photos always in everyone of your presentations! Thank you for creating the time to share with us 💖
My pleasure thank you!
Did some digging on the Kalurah Temple and found a “trolley script” saying that it was built in 1917, but saw some conflicting construction dates. It was a Shriners (Freemason appendant body) Temple, which was sold in 1957 to Faith Tabernacle who changed their name to First Assembly of God (City Church) at that time. It still stands at 255 Washington Street and is looking for a new owner if you happen to be seeking a building that is a block deep 😆
Great video btw!
I like your story of the "kids" coming to the rescue! Reminds me of the story on how Seattle recovered from their fire! The local brothels there weren't going to take that fire lying😅 down! They allegedly came to the rescue too, donating money to the city government!
Thank you for casting the spotlight on my hometown of Binghamton! I actually grew up and lived in Endicott, just west of Binghamton and part of what is the Triple Cities of Broome County (Binghamton, Johnson City, and Endicott). The reason I bring that up is Endicott is where Thomas J. Watson " founded" IBM and Johnson City is where one of the largest shoe manufacturers of the world was "founded" at the turn of the 20th century, Endicott Johnson, or commonly called by its initials "EJ's" As you showed Binghamton has a huge "Old World" footprint that clearly contradicts the population narative. What's interesting about IBM and E.J.'s, for as huge of a company they both were, is they were able to ward off the unionization of their company. Thomas J. Watson was just some salesman who worked for NCR in Dayton Ohio who all of a sudden comes to the Binghamton area and founded the largest most advanced computer company in the world at the time. Anyway more topics we could talk about forever, and most likley similar to so many other small cities across the U.S. and Canada that just don't fit the narative. It's interesting how all these cities, 100's of them across the North America, just spring up out of no where with these incredible magical buildings and infastructur, immaculate and clean (except for the mud roads and ugly telephone poles) everyone looking good and dressed up. Today everything, all the buildings and infastructure, are falling apart, everyone dresses like a hobo, is sick and morbidly obese. Newly constructed homes, buildings, and roads fall apart after 5 years. So it makes sense that we are taxed into oblivion, having every ounce of blood sucked out of us to pay trillions of dollars into the education system and healthcare. Maybe we should go back to what was going on over 100 years ago because obviously it was working 1000X's better than today.
Awesome work Chris.
So relevant, lying is still the name of the game.
These videos are helping me put the pieces of the puzzle together. God is showing the lies I grew up in since 2015.
One love from Longueuil Montréal Canada !!!
Rien ne fait de sens ici non plus .L'histoire nous ment !!!
God bless us all
Excellent video thank you. There's a place in Portland Oregon called the city of the dead it's like acres and acres of crips and dead bodies they only open it to the public once a year on memorial Day thank you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
These are some of my favorite videos, they've really transformed my view of history as well as some of the incredible architecture of Cincinnati where I'm from
Outstanding! You never fail to cause me to marvel at what you find.
Thank you for interjecting your opinions, summaries, even sarcasm. It helps to maintain interest. I'm one who can become bored with dry facts only. Another good vid. Thank you.
My exwifes father lived in potter co and we would go there to shop,i recall some buildings looking out of place...thank for the education
Great show as always Chris thanks
Thank you kindly
I live 50 minutes away in Elmira. Known for mark twain and Elmira college. Consider doing this town next. Thank you. Love your content
I'm East in Saratoga North of Albany. 5 years into Red Brick Meltology
I have an Elmira file...and have been working with a local gentleman. The Elmira video is coming..
thank you I have 2k plus followers on my face book page. Looking forward to sharing it
@oldWorldexploration
I’d like to help you by sending some video of a Star Fort I Found in New Orleans.
It’s called Fort Macomb and it’s listed as an archaeological site.
How do I send you the footage
@@williammacomb5691 email me
Seems I remember touring that mental hospital back in the sixties as a child. My only memories of it were seeing people in gowns slouched against the hallway walls mumbling, with the occasional sound of someone "acting out" loudly. It was either a tour, or a bad dream.
Great Friday morning class Chris 😃. Yes.. very similar to many places here in Massachusetts
We still don't "have the technologies to build in such a manner".
I’m here in bing, anything u wanna see closer jus let me know 🤜🤛
So the building being constructed in the parade photo was the security mutual building, which I think may be one of those transition buildings. You can find serious construction photos of it (hard to fake ones) and in older photos you can see where a different building was in its place. I’m from the area and have looked into it but still confusing. I also requested this video and can’t thank you enough for it… great job!!
I have family members that own buildings downtown and just sent them your books for Xmas😏
thank you for the support and interest..and the local flavour.
The D&H railroad used to connect a lot of the places you have covered. The Delaware & Hudson railroad has an interesting and peculiar history. Food for thought...
Just found a book on 19th century architecture from 1983. A veritable treasure trove of odd commentary and incredibly rare sketches. Can’t wait to go through it & see what images they have for these buildings.
👏👏👍. 10:00 - enchanting~ landscaping, trees, bushes, grass, & all without leafblowers we're guessing. 10:01- s***hole, r crumb cartoonish unfortunately 23:00- I've done crown, base, & trim molding professionally in my day. To do this, with this finish, is insane,-and, who can appreciate/see it unless your a giant. 27:56- the postcard doesn't say fire. It looks like a DEW hit, not fire. 29:26 & 29:46- no workers. Alcoholics & criminals went to castles... incredible greenhouse. TY
Please look into the conjunction of pa,ny,&nj I'm in pike county Dingmans Ferry,pa, next to Milford pa,Founded 1796,lots of buried old structures and federal land not allowed by public, let's keep searching Thank you and GOD BLESS!
I used to fish the entire Delaware water gap and all the reservoirs upstate NY
🛋 couch surfing Ithaca 2yrs😊
Hey thank you so much! I hear you got a new mic. It's crazy but I like the old one🤣😂
Great presentation, as always!
Looks like at 3:24 they already had storm sewers or somthing on that curb.
I just got finished a Satisfiying Big dump & All I want Now is Great Opera ! THank Goodness Their are Three To Choose from it being a thursday & all .
Any tartars in Binghamton wanna hangout ? Let me know !
Dude, just started looking into old world buildings around here, and i realized those church buildings looked funny...and then this little dive comes out
I live in binghamton and also own a historic masonry restoration and repair contracting business, the answer is much more simplistic than you'll want to accept, but I am an expert in this particular field and also quite usually 100 percent against the lies of the elites... I love working on masonry from pre1890 or so.... than anything built beyond... with it getting worse and worse as we get newer....the level of skill has declined and no tech can make up for skilled trades people, facts. Add in the decline in people willing to labor for long hours and to do hard work ... and, more importantly, it's all about the use of lime as cement base of mortar, plaster, and concrete vs. The modern day shit portland cement based ones .... which suck so bad I avoid using it even in repairing modern work or new work. And, you don't need power tools for masonry construction, regardless of height!
Have you seen some of the interiors? The timelines we are given for some of these structures is laughable...there's more to the story than what we're being told.
@oldworldex my friend, lime render, is easier to apply with a butter knife and dye any color, add gold leaf to it, or lime based renders of different recipe can be shaped to form amazing decorative forms by manual manipulation or a simple carved wood form.... and, with just an old brush, or linen and some natural soap be brought to the most magnificent shine and opulent beauty, the likes of which modern cement can't compare with under any circumstances or with the best technology.
Magnificent, and loving the stick figure braddah 🤙If I had all the money in the world🔥
Thanks again!
Not sure the awnings had much to do with people's aversion to sunlight...we really don't get much except during "summertime" which comes and goes in the blink of an eye.
I love that huge palace they built for inebriates in the 1860's - no expense must be spared for our inebriates!
If you have the time, take a look at San Antonio, Texas and see if you would like to make a video about the city. I am sure you will find plenty of interesting structures there.
I have a file started...
Most excellent video. There's a first baptist church like the first one and shelby north carolina as well that looks exactly the same. Has to be the same architect.
Great documentary! What is your timeline thoughts of actual creation of these buildings?
3-500 years is my guess...but maybe thinking of time in a linear way is a limiting factor.
First! Love the videos!❤❤
We have a lot of those same buildings in Asheville. North Carolina as well.
My grandmother was born in Owego, New York in 1922. My great grandfather worked for Endicott Johnson shoe factory so his parents would be the reset generation. I wish I could interview them.
just wanted to mention the crocked power/tele poles are probably just random trees (unlike regular tele-poles, right? LOL).. but srsly, just another thing in theme with the wooden cabins and else but _not_ all insane stone (mixed or otherwise) buildings
I think the pole dilemma has to do with running out of old growth trees
@28:13 are they digging out that lower level? Looks like debris to the right
Just read The Annals of Binghamton and it gives cool descriptions of a world being passed from one culture to the next. Mudflood details in the book describe native Americans digging up copper stills that were mudflooded.
The Phelps mansion (beginning of the video) has 10 foot tall doorways and windows throughout. The building is so ornate down to the hinges!! And when u take a tour, the guides tell you the people who built it were throwing their excrement out the window haphazardly. They don’t allow you to check out the basement or the attic.
Kalurah temple is Shriner origin I think. Turned into a church. It’s still there. Really interesting lights out front and really interesting Egyptian art on side of building.
Where can I read this?
@ I borrowed from a friend but it’s on Amazon. Very good read!
@tylerpelella3164 Thanks. I recently read about a senator from the area born in the 1800's. His slogan in battle for improved Conditions was "Get Them Out of the Mud." Lord predicted that three million men (now) unemployed will be put to work ...
*Will we Ever know the actual TRUTH about any of this?*
We already do accepting all of us
Now they make 📦 boxes
30 minutes in. Bicycles clearly drawn in. I think they do that alot..
So many children without parents, so many parents in rubber rooms.
I found a Star Fort that Bares my name called Fort Macomb. It’s in New Orleans.
It’s described as an archaeological site.
They’ve been in control since the dawn of Taurus. An astrological season is 6480 years. It’s all coming to an end here pretty soon though.
Chris, so at 29:34 did you catch the two guys standing on like the 6th floor window sill looking in to the building…… ODD!
Good eye, those guys look to be hanging the grey shades that cover the windows? wouldn't you want to pull the shades down from
_inside_ your office? I'm not sure why those would be outside in the elements.
1904 when they built these buildings and destroyed St Louis after the world's fair and Toronto and Baltimore burned down.
Everyone dressing similar wearing dark clothes lower frequency
Wow. Just now makes me think. The clothing so completely shroudng - even swimwear! Makes you think maybe there was some fear of sunlight.. Perhaps the beginnings of the erosion of the natural immune system. Sunlight propagandized to be bad? Just a thought.
It seems like, the conventional account would be that it was both ways round and things that are said in surviving novels and so on from that era suggest the same - some people propagandised sunlight and nature in general as bad (in America this was used to justify taking the natives' land, because it was said that since they'd left a lot of the land wild it was right that it should be taken by people who would 'make better use' of it) but also *bodies* were propagandised as bad and it was considered shocking to reveal more than your face and hands in public, maybe a legacy of the Puritans' idea that only God was good and the world in its natural state was evil.
As a Binghamton resident, i can say 1000% your wrong on your assessment! Its almost like you set out to be totally wrong
I really enjoy your videos. Either fashion designers were not very creative or their consumers wanted to all look the same, Interesting you used the word "clone" as a description, they must have had a hive mentality and were extremely judgemental & narcissistic against anyone that looked different.
open the schools!
Looney tunes
Congratulations on the loss of your Prime Minister
Except what I'm told??? No thanks
Thumbs down ,2rong info
Congratulations on the loss of your Prime Ministerial
thank you very much..
I thought perhaps he was going out with dignity, but upon further examination I have decided that he’s found yet another way to stick it to the people of Canada.
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