Mooi Apeldoorn, Parel der Veluwe in 1920 in kleur! Town of Apeldoorn in 1920 in color! [AI enhanced]
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2021
- Apeldoorn is a beautiful town in the Dutch province of Gelderland. It borders one The Netherlands' most popular nature reserves called "De Veluwe".
One of the most important buildings on the edge of Apeldoorn is "Paleis het Loo", which has been the summer residence of the Dutch royal family for at least three centuries. Its surrounding woods are open to the public for hiking and cycling, but in autumn it is closed to allow the Dutch King to go hunting. This closure and the hunting are becoming more and more controversial by the year.
This 20 minute film shows many scenes of the town itself and the surroundings. The motor car had started its entrance into Dutch society, but nevertheless, horse and cart or horse and buggy were still the most important means to get around.
This film has been motion-stabilized, speed-corrected, enhanced and artificially colorized by means of modern Artficial Intelligence software.
Source: Beeld En Geluid
Music: Trevor Kowalski, Johannes Bornlof and others.
Timeline (draft, please help to complete this!):
00:00 Prins Hendrikplein, Koninklijke Scholengemeenschap Apeldoorn
00:18 Rijksleerschool Apeldoorn, Jonkheer Meester G.W. Molleruslaan
00:38 Rijkskweekschool Apeldoorn, Jonkheer Meester G.W. Molleruslaan 34
00:48 Drive way up to Paleis Het Loo
00:51 Kastanjelaan, Gymnasium Apeldoorn
01:02 Oranje Park
01:13 Band stand in Oranjepark
01:23 Oranje Park
02:19 Regentesselaan corner of Prins Hendrikplein
03:04 Performance of the "Harmonie", Conducted by Louis de Morée
03:14 Policeman, resembling "Bromsnor" from the Dutch TV series "Swiebertje"
04:08 Local market
04:48 Old Post Office, Corner of Deventerstraat and Marktplein
05:04 Charming old couple
05:13 De Poort Van Kleef: Café & Restaurant
05:25 Gathering of the Apeldoornsche Kegelclub (skittles club)
05:53 Near Cinema Central
06:28 Views near the Deventerweg
06:43 An early car
06:50 Industries along the Apeldoorn Kanaal: former gas factory
07:22 View from the Deventer bridge
07:28 Boats on the Apeldoorn Kanaal
07:44 Verfstoffen Fabriek (Paint factory) near the Apeldoorn-Dierenskanaal,
08:04 Location (?)
08:13 Shops in Apeldoorn, Location (?)
08:16 Location (?)
08:25 Kanaalstraat 8, Nieuwe Apeldoornse Courant
08:35 Staff of the Nieuwe Apeldoornsche Courant (Newspaper) at the Kanaalstraat
10:00 Klompenwinkel (Dutch Clogs shop)
10:13 Water fun near a lake; location is probably Uddelermeer near Uddel
12:09 View tower "De Vrijenberg" at the Beekbergerweg 52 in Loenen
12:35 Probably restaurant De Vrijenberg
13:20 Berg & Bosch, being prepared for new villa's
13:40 Location (?)
14:14 Asselsestraat 328
14:37 De Leemkuil
15:07 Het Ravijn: Ravine cutting through an area with lots of blueberries
16:08 Main Street (De Hoofdstraat) in Apeldoorn
16:34 Between the Rauwenoordschelaan and Soerenscheweg
17:02 Valkenbergpark and cross roads
17:46 Location (?)
17:53 Polhoutlaan
18:10 De Vijfsprong
18:17 Location (?)
18:30 Location (?)
18:43 Location (?)
19:07 Location (?)
19:26 Location (?)
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*I hope you all will enjoy this film* . I have just one request: please do not comment: "Everybody in this film is dead" and also not:
"No fat, obese people in sight", because that is só cliché and boring. Thank you!
What is the best moment in this film to your opinion? Mine is the charming old couple at 05:04.
Please also help to identify all the locations. *Press the CC captions button for a preliminary timeline*
@@spijkerpoes "Everyone is white?" ;)
Hoi Rick, are you dutch? ( I'm dutch) and i have a question/ requist about a certain mansion/home, and want to know if you have a film of it...
I hope you will answer my question🙂
5:35 :D
@@ankeslegers2168 Jazeker. Om welk gebouw gaat het?
@@Rick88888888 het gaat om het peapark in Helmond.
Het huis liet Piet de Wit bouwen voor zijn vrouw het stond er "maar" 14 jaar waarvan de laatste 2 jaar onbewoond, van 1914 tot 1928, er zit een hele historie achter. Ik kan helaas geen foto toevoegen maar misschien kunt u op google foto's bekijken, er zijn geen bewegende beelden van voor zover bekend, maar het lijkt me sterk aangezien de grote van het huis dat het nooit gefilmd is...vandaar dat ik u hierover contacteer.
Er is ook een kort filmpje over helmond toen koningin wilhelmina helmond bezocht link zal ik zo proberen toe te voegen
My late Father fought in WWII in the Canadian Army and mentioned he was in Apeldoorn. What a lovely place it was and I'm sure it is now. Greetings from Canada.
I live there, most of the buildings and such are still here. we have a monument to thank the canadian army here to remember your late Father and buddies. With this movie and everyday I cycle in this very town, i love the historic buildings and roadways. (sadly some iconic streets or buildings did get replaced, but most is intact, not much got damages during the war. in contrast to the next real city Deventer, wich had big impact)
Hi Andy... My grandfather was b. in Canada-Ontario. I have his naturalization papers from I believe the early 40’s maybe later 40’s but do know he had been making several visits via boat crossing with family, even as a young child. I guess they could do some kind of border crossing as I was doing a little Ancestry on this and this was years ago. The 1st trip him being 7 and with parents that did have kinfolk in Michigan. I could not find any other trips in between, however some of my older cousins who have passed on now & lived very close to my grandmother many miles from where I grew up, said my grandmother told them that on the night they married which was in Illinois, that somehow he was taken into custody & transferred back into canada. So evidently the date of marriage was followed by him getting his Citizenship Papers that I do have. There is a lot of false information as most of us know on some of theses ancestry pages we sign up & pay for, as some relatives post heresay without documentation or records! I’m not one of those that do that. I believe things to be accurate only if there is a legitimate record or document to prove so. So getting back to the point, those older 1st cousins of mine that have passed now, we’re telling me that my grandfather fought in the war. My question to them was did he serve after getting into the US or was this while still in Canada. They couldn’t answer except that he served the/a war. I asked if there was any documentation of it or photos of him while in service. Surely there had to be photos somewhere but they each said not that I know of. I just always heard growing up that he served. So I then researched he US Archives & according to his age at death in the 70’s, it would of placed him in right at WW2, but I could find nothing on him in any branch of service here. I then got in touch with my mother’s oldest living sister- a direct daughter to them who was living at that time & she stated that yes, he did fight in the war. My 1st question to her was can you tell me which war & branch, years. Etc.. to which she also said I can only tell you he served while living in Canada just before becoming a naturized citizen of the US. Now this Aunt was born here in the US in around 1929, so therein lies a puzzle to me. Is there anyway you could look him up if you have any familiarity with servicemen in Canada. I can say he was b. In 1907, so perhaps an earlier war that Canada was in. I just found it strange that there were no enlisted pictures or documentation anywhere, within the older children here in the US and at that time I was onto this trail like a coon hound. I didn’t know who or how to contact the proper people or keepers of records to search him out in Canada though. It just doesn’t make sense to me, although even though all of those 1st norm children, including my very own mother who passed at 87 two years ago (also a 1st lineage child) would also say as I recall growing up that her father (my Grandfather served in the war). I just simply found out in the end it was just not best to bring it up because I would always state, there has to be photos or especially records at least if he fought here in the US as I did have access to war records & research & in putting his name in according to his birthdate & when he became around 18 years of age & forward... no records of his name was shown anywhere. Perhaps you can lead me to the proper sources there that I could contact?
maybe your father is in this video, is maked in the year 2015 , this is a parade of canadian war veterans
@@willibrordusa.vanderweide2962 We in Apeldoorn give the liberators a warm welcome every year.
I remember the Canadian soldiers who liberated Amsterdam in 1945 ! I was 9 then. I love Canadians ! I married one later though he became an American citizen after the war. I left Holland for him at 39. It warms my heart to see this 💕🌷
Thank you from Canada, grew up in Apeldoorn, Berg en Bos.
These people had no idea that we'd be watching them on film 100 yrs later. Awesome job Rick. Love old film. 👌
Just like you have no idea that 100 years later someone will find your stupid comment on a 200 year old video.
It makes me cry to see how beautiful this world once was; so much has now been spoilt.
I bet you didn't see their teeth.
@@tygobermind3640 Yes, I was referring to nature and not to orthodontists & modern dental care. Picture Edvard Munch's 'Scream'; that was his vision of nature's reaction to what was in the process happening to it.
@@ClariceAust There is still plenty of nature to be found. Unless you want to live in a big city, if that is your choice.
@@tygobermind3640 Yes, but I'm 65 yrs old now & when I was young there were so many areas of wilderness in the world. Many of the beaches here in Australia, for instance, once only know to some surfers in the 70's, are now all 'built out' with affluent houses. I feel for the animals in particular. Thanks for your sentiments, though.
Born and raised in Apeldoorn over 50 years ago. Lived 200 metres from the Oranje Park. It's wonderful to see so many places I know. Time flies....
Some parts are like a sweet dream, what magic you weave! I get lost in these films. Thank you!
I was born and raised in Apeldoorn. This video is so beautifull!!
It's insane how high quality this is! I'd say it's higher than most 1970s home videos.
its film not vhs
Many of those filmed here are very happy and relaxed in front of the camera, laughing or engaging in tomfoolery. I love the group that larked around and waved to us from across a century ago. I waved back. My grandparents were born in the 1890s, so this was their generation, albeit in a country they’d never visit. My parents were not quite yet born, but they could remember the late 1920s. They took me to the Netherlands in 1974, the second overseas country we visited on a family holiday.
Thanks for this. I wish my dad was here to see this. He was part of the Canadian regiment that liberated Appeldoorn from the Nazis.
It's lovely to think my Dutch grandparents were in their early 20s when this filmed...
I was just thinking that! It made my eyes teared up 😢
Everyone looked so happy!
Looked.
Trust me, they were not happy.... The rich were though..
I’m floored at the quality of this video!!!
I see civility, people really interacting with each other and respect for their land and surroundings. Thank you for sharing history. It gives hope and perspective. 🙏
It’s beautiful. Almost as if beautiful water colours have come to life. Especially when I saw the windmills and boats.
My late grandmother was an artist and did sea scape water colours. She was born in 1894
When I clicked and saw it was nearly 20 minutes long, I already wished it would be even longer! Looks like their standard of living was higher back in the day. Clean and safe, filled with people that looked like they really liked being there. Great job!
Time Travel IS Possible............Thank You for taking me back to 1920 !!
si amigo ,es como si fuera ahora.
Lovely. I spent my first 8-12 lifeyears partly at Apeldoorn, starting in 1953. I recognize a lot of spots that still excisted in the '50's and early '60's. And of all the bikes we see in this film, a lot of those came (no doubt) from the bike/bike repair shop of my grandfather in the Griftstraat. Tnx for this nice work :-).
A hundred years ago and it looks like yesterday. You did an amazing job 👍
It feels like I am travelling back in time.
Oh my gosh take me to those times…right then, right there. It’s so beautiful, wonderful and charming. I love this!! Thank you for sharing this gem!
I want to live in a place and time where most people ride bikes all the time and motor cars are rare, and the community gets together for a concert in the park, or a swim at the beach. These people seem just that much closer to nature than we can possibly be. We've lost something in the ensuing 100 years.
The elite satanic they build cities with tall building in order to bring all people into one city to slave them we are living in cage cities and matrix illusion . The best is to live country yard now days people began to live bigger cities to country yard
you know that is still possible, just go to a poor country, and it s similar to this, i like to go to philippines , on some islands cars are rare, only some tricycles and motors, not to much people very nice close to the nature, no body is in rush
@@Mrgreen2558 That's the jeffersonian ideology, to live in rural communities, instead of totalitarian megacities.
Best part for me is all the people who are clearly enjoying themselves with lots of laughter and fun. Wonderful to see the beautiful city but he people make this fantastic to watch. Thank you for this juweel.
Great to see! A lot of my neighborhood is still the same (the first few minutes of this film), but so many beautiful buildings are demolished in the late 50's, 60's en 70's because of the megolomaniac city councils who did not appreciate the beautiful village-like Apeldoorn, but craved for a city centre like Den Haag. Such a shame. And I loved all those happy faces! People on pictures from that era always look so serious. Thank you for this wonderful film!
Yeah till those days it was 'vnot done' to laugh on pictures, seemed these people didn't really care, also happy and having fun.
Wat waren we toch een keurig volk....... lang geleden
The place where i grew up and lived for almost 28 years… what a time back then. It confirms the story’s of my mother who lived her entire life in Apeldoorn till this day. Thanks for this masterpiece!
For anybody sad that "all of the people in this film are dead" it looks to me that they lived in one of the most beautiful times in human history, in an era when people communicated face to face, and you could see the happiness and friendliness on their faces. This film is a treasure, thank you for posting! I feel like I just traveled in a time machine, if only I could get out and stay awhile.
Where do you come from?
They where kind for people they know, but what if you had a other religion or skin colour of just a foreigner from a other European country?
They had their times and we have ours. We can travel through space but not through time.. .however, if you see the people smiling and waving to the camera I get sentimental and wave back, as if there is real contact between us. You love those people although you never met them. Fellows in time. It is a strange phenomenon that poverty and simplicity bind people together more strongly. times were more rough, uncertainty in life much bigger, but people were full of life. The contact with technology through zoom, twitter and consorts is so artificial. But it is good to see that through Corona young people seem to realise this again and want to meet, embrace and see each other again. A life without deep social contact is a poor life, technology as replacement of real contact is a dead end.
Spanish flu was just starting. You must be joking.
Oh my goodness, this is mesmerizing! I enjoyed it so much I'm still smiling.
I noticed so many things:
-Men, women and children all dressed well- rich or poor, they got dressed. The materials of suits and dresses were beautiful!
-The little boys could be quite serious with hands in pockets, strutting.
-The teenage boys were raucous and laughing.
-Everyone was interested in the camera, some posing, some hesitant.
-Some women wore their necklaces when swimming!
- People were OUTSIDE and walking for pleasure.
-Buggies coexisted with horseless carriages.
By and large, people looked happy.
Thank you so much for this- I'm going to watch it again😊
Love seeing the multitudes almost ALL in their hats and bonnets. And the children. Beautiful.
I like seeing all the people, wonderful clothes, out and about, enjoying the parks and markets. Thanks.
I am so grateful for whoever filmed this charming film to see just what life was really like I could watch historical films like this all day long fantastic thank you 💜 everyone seems so laid back and going at their own pace the charming windmill the shops all lovely 🥰
This is lovely! We see the people from this era having fun and doing everyday activities. Reminding us that even if it is 100 years ago basic human joys and pain are the same.
My favourite scene is 10.10 where the are laughing, joking outside the clogs shop before standing for the camera. Delightful!
Thank you for sharing it with us and all your hard work 👍
When they were looking to the camera they didn't know they would be looking to the future.
Great job Rik. The past was beatiful and innocent. My sincer salutation from Morocco.
Also - it's so clean and beautiful. And not a pink haired fruitloop in sight!
Or jogger
@@banksyc473 Or something that rhymes with that.
Looks like heaven to me. So beautiful. Thanks for your work on this.
Ces images respirent le bonheur de vivre la joie, la sérénité et la beauté 🌾🌾🌿🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
I loved watching all the people. Whether they are riding their bikes, or relaxing in the water with smiles on their faces. Life seemed a lot slower back then. Can you imagine, if you are Dutch, being related to these people and not even knowing so! My 3rd great grandmother was from the Netherlands. Apeldoorn was very beautiful. Wish we could go back in time. ❤️
Heel erg bedankt voor het delen ben zelf Apeldoorner en heb hier heel lang op gewacht, dacht dat ik het nooit te zien zou krijgen, gelukkig heb ik daar geen gelijk in gekregen, dit is voor mij van onschatbare waarde.
Prachtig.
Their clothes are made of natural materials and hang so beautifully. All clothes, caps, hats and shoes are so beautiful. There are no plastics and teflon. It is beautiful and I hope we can get it back and naturally bettered, as would always be, and all the manmade destruction handled and gone.
Was vroeger alles beter? Waarschijnlijk niet, maar deze beelden doen je dat toch geloven... Heel fraai!
WOW!! Rick, you outdid yourself on this video!! Your hard work really shows through with the quality and mixture of music and people from a hundred years ago laughing and having fun!! I enjoyed it very much . Thank you.
Great job with colorization! This film made my day! It's so lovely. Capturing all the smiles in people, just enjoying life, is my favorite! Thank you for posting this! Love the music selection, as well! I've been there in a dream or a past life. It all looked for welcoming and familiar. Thanks, again!
My pleasure!
Man, I miss the 1920's.
Me too, I'm 47.
They have just started!
De fietsen, auto’s en prachtige hoofddeksels! Mooie beelden.
It feels like a miracle. God is it beautiful!! When I was a young boy by the lake in New York and having fun, that's what it felt like.Just living in the moment. Thank you for the hard work bringing beauty to us. Makes you appreciate what you have. I love that everyone wanted to be in the picture and that old couple kissing each other with big smiles. Great vibe.Good video from Sacramento
What a beautiful peace of history you have made. The part from 17:46 until 17:52 is probably de Polhoutlaan. New houses were build there in the 1910/20's for military staff of the Willem III Kazerne (a few 100 meters down the road) and a youth hostel. You can see only forest further down the road, nowadays there are big villa's alongside this road called de Jachtlaan.
Life was a lot simpler, but the people radiate a lot more class.
ja een klasse-maatschappij
we mochten voor het eerst meedoen met stemmen bij verkiezingen
dezelde partijen als toen zijn nog steeds aan de macht maar maakt niet uit
toen leek het heel wat en kinderarbeid tot 12 jaar was net afgeschaft
WW1 was net afgelopen de twintiger jaren tot begon het leuk te worden
it almost looks like a memory I never had
Yes!
More like a world you've never seen or had any idea existed. This modern world is so different now; the pace is furious compared to the past.
Ben in 1954 in Apeldoorn geboren. In de buurt van de getoonde spoorlijn. Fantastische plaats. Dank voor het delen van de film!
My Opa would have been 19 in this year. Although he was from Baarn, it's truly wonderful through technology to view the sights he would have seen in that time. In colour no less.
I've seen pictures of my grandfather in such dresscode, in 1930's.
I enjoyed this film so much! Thank you! What moments from history! Happy people and lovely scenes. Hello from 🇨🇦.
5:25 is incredible to me as if they are wawing to us here a century later. I just felt a connection I can´t explain.
Wow was für eine wunderschöne Zeitreise in die Vergangenheit 😊 bitte mehr von diesen Videos 👍
Da sind schon 220 video's auf mein UA-cam Kanal!
@@Rick88888888 habe dich abonniert vielleicht sehe ich dann die anderen Videos
Thank you so much for posting so many beautiful films. I really appreciate your hard work - in fact, I'm certain everyone appreciates it. :) Love from Canada. ♥
Color makes it seem like it was yesterday, what you're are doing my man is truly amazing making me appreciate more of what was, than what currently is.
It would be interesting to shoot current films in exactly the same places ...
Yes, a yesterday v today comparison of the same street, park, house, etc.
i live very very close to almost all of these locations, so i might just do it.
@@earr2921 Me too :D also such nice places
most still excist
Most people are so demoralized they will see it and claim 'nothing has changed' even though anyone with a shred of sense will see the change.
@@vk6832 weird comment, of course things have changed. Beautiful buildings are demolished around here, parks changed, roads paved. Even modern parts added to older buildings. But, compared to other cities that have seen the bad side of the war, more buildings and structures remained.
much better than movies recreations, real images, wow, its like travel in time. ❤
I really enjoy watching your films, it’s just so fascinating watching people go about their daily lives. The music is lovely to listen to as well. I hope I can get back to holland again. Well done, regards Leanne
This is nothing but fantastic! Oh how beautiful the town and people are! Kind thanks for this wonderful restoration. It truly lets us see how life was then.
The astounding work you have done aside, what really blows me away is just how happy everyone seems. I know...maybe it was random...just like when you edit home movies you just show the good...but I think certain things can't be faked. These people are truly filled with joy, and seeing them brings me joy--something we are all DESPERATE for right now. Thank you.
When my grandmother was 20 ...
These colourisations seem to get better and better all the time. I like how jolly all the people are when they get together. I think my favourite part is the newspaper staff. The young lady with the big bow in her hair is so pretty and charming.
Peaceful Days
I feel like I was just there .. visited 1920 …. Feel so real..Great video ❤️
Dutch people are very friendly.
And very direct.
@@JeMappelleFrikandel ???😂
@@Lex-nl5vw Hey pannekoek, if you dont understand, go watch a video about us. (hehe, this also being an example)
De fabriek bij 06.51 is de voormalige gasfabriek aan het kanaal. De kathedraalachtige 19e eeuwse fabriek is helaas, ik meen begin jaren '80 gesloopt.
Really quite astounding how many of these kind of videos are showing up online. Very interesting
De Veluwe is echt het mooiste stuk van Nederland. The Veluwe is the most beautiful part of the Netherlands. I am now living in Kootwijk, near Apeldoorn.
Ik heb zelf op de Veluwe gewoond en hou van het. Ik vind het op één na het mooiste gebied van Nederland. Zuid-Limburg is voor mij het mooiste gebied van Nederland.
Blijven voor mij toch echt de wadden
@@demi3115 Veel van nederland is mooi, Kom zelf uit de duinen van Haarlem, woon nu in apeldoorn, wauw, echt zoveel mooi overal. hou van de zee, de veluwe, de wadden lopen, de schapen daar (dekbed van Texelse wol). Limburg is ook prachtig. enig wat ik minder cool vind is die laagvliegende vliegtuigen overal. (maar schiphol zelf is weer heel gaaf)
window in past,im just sad,one touch from the big world not existing anymore..
The highest quality restore I have yet seen…….
вот так смотришь, жили люди, радовались жизни и теперь их нету, потом через столетие и нас будут смотреть так же.........
Apeldoorn still is the best place to live in the Netherlands.
Dont tell anyone, or the Randstad might move here,
:P
Lindo!
Bucólico e romântico!❤
Amazing to see, I am from Apeldoorn.
Wat een heerlijk kanaal om te volgen. Ga absoluut zo door. Ik geniet hier echt van.
Time machine, please take me to Apeldoorn in 1920. Thank you
Ik herkende meteen het Gymnasium. De mooiste school van Apeldoorn.
Heerlijk om te kijken en zoveel herkenningspunten.
Ondanks dat er de afgelopen 100 jaar heel veel verandert is.
Wat mij opviel was dat de mensen in de video allemaal zo blij zijn.
Het is dan ook heel mooi wonen in Apeldoorn.
Deze gaat in mijn favorietenlijstje 👍👍👍
WONDERFUL THESE MOVIES ITS LIKE TOTALLY RELIVING THE PAST
In die tijd ging men naar de Veluwe met vakantie in plaats van naar Frankrijk of Spanje. Ik heb foto's van mijn grootouders en moeder als jong meisje op de Veluwe met een auto in de buurt van Apeldoorn. Dat was toen heel wat. Men logeerde in een hotel of pension met terras aan de straatkant want dan kon je het verkeer zien. Geen 6 baanssnelweg maar zoals op deze film waar het leuk is als er af en toe een pufauto langskomt.
Very nicely done. This was a time when most of the world was still lying there like a nice ripe fruit to be picked and savoured. Today we are nearing the end of that process, with whatever that’s left degraded and polluted.
You are right
Depressing...
So interesting. A lot of happy and healthy looking people generally speaking.
The motor car was just beginning to assert its influence and it would take almost a century for the Dutch to return their streets to the bicycle. It's funny how happy the people looked - happier than today. A great piece of footage. Thank you.
Amazing beauty and peacefulness of these people who preceded us ! Thank you
Splendide comme d'habitude, un vrai régal merci beaucoup 🤩👏
(alle onderstaande informatie is volgens mijn ouders)
8:13 - hoek van de hoofdstraat en beekstraat
8:16 - Kanaalstraat tegenover de huidige ING (waar nu braakliggend terrein/parkeerplaatsen zijn) - het gebouw waar (waarschijnlijk) toentertijd de Apeldoornsche courant zat
echt genoten, terug in de tijd en mooi hoe je de mensen en zelfs hun gezichten goed kunt zien, dankjewel!
Hallo Rick, weer eens hartelijk bedankt. 20 minuten weggedroomt. De sfeer is geweldig. Prachtige beelden en dito muziek. Top!
The time before social media. A time where poeple where living in the moment instead of fake personalities behind a screen. A time of respect and tradinional values.
True
Not a single person pulled out a cell phone in this video…but they still survived and looked like they were having a good time. 😆
So this is the place everyone calls in the Netherlands for an insurance claim?
This is also were most of the tax bills come from..
@@Hakkeholt yes, both true.
Old Centraal beheer building is awesome, yet sadly empty (they moved to a new building) hope the local goverment makes something out of it.
The dutch Tax office computers and programming is happening here, they even still program in Cobol XD (lots of Java too, cobol is still widely used in the financial sector)
Geen enkele man of jongen ging vroeger de deur uit zonder pet of hoed. De hoed of pet gaf aan wat je ging doen en wat je status was. Het was een merkwaardig fenomeen maar gaf wel duidelijkheid meteen bij een ontmoeting.
Wat moet ik zeggen in een woord meesterlijk Rick klasse 🙏🙏
Even 40 or 50 years ago you were very self-conscious when on camera, especially home movies.
Jammer dat er geen tijdmachine bestaat ik zou er zo heen willen.
Danke.Super Kanal. Beste Grüße aus Österreich.
Grüsse aus Die Niederländen
Well done! A couple of years ago, I have done a wedding shoot at the Oranjepark @ 2:50
It was a beautiful old days thank you.
Thanks from New Zealand
You're welcome!