Leaving for a journey in 1896 - Restored Footage
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2024
- Restored footage from 1896 of a group of people boarding a horse-drawn carriage and then saying their goodbyes before departing. This footage was filmed by motion picture pioneer Louis Lumière. Featured in the footage are friends and family of Louis: Antoine Féraud,
Jeanne Koehler, Marguerite Lumière, Rose Lumière, Antoine Lumière, Madeleine Koehler, and André Honnorat. Brothers Auguste and Louis Lumière created one of the first motion picture cameras, the Cinématographe Lumière.
Footage frame rate increased, upscaled and “colorized” by HistoryColored using AI technology.
Footage originally from: Départ en voiture, Lumière Archives
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Even the baby is long gone. Just a reminder we are on this planet for a very short time. Make the best of it and be kind to others.
As pessoas precisam crer em Jesus
Amen!
Oui. Nous sommes comme les papillons.. notre vie est si courte.. soyons bon
@@Charlesbc2010❤Yes amen for we will live in eternity
Muy cierto.
My Grandma was born in 1896. She passed away in 1993. She was 97 1/2 years old. I remember the stories she used to tell me about when she was a kid. I was fascinated by how people used to live. She had an uncle who served in the civil war. My grandpa courted her in a horse and buggy. People worked hard but had a simple life. She's been gone now almost 31 years, and I sure do miss her and her stories about life. I'm glad I have my memories.
I wish MY grandmother had shared sme stories as yours did...she was born in 1894...50 years before I was born....
Deeply moving but sad that our grandparents just leave us too early. They should be with us. Life is cruel.
Q gran comentario , seguro tu abuelita está en el cielo q imaginamos llegar , felicidades
@@littlehummingbird1015dan sekarang anda berumur 80tahun.. sehat selalu untuk anda..
So sorry for your loss ❤️
That baby grew up to see the most rapid and amazing technological advances in our world. Even if he only lived to age 60, imagine everything he saw! Cars, telephones, television, airplanes. These glimpses into the past are amazing.
It's all so strange
Would have been involved in the Great War no doubt. Hopefully survived it.
all that amazing life experience, and now its gone and lost forever like it never happened.
Like that baby never existed at all...
@@hindugoat2302 so joyous, isn’t it?
don't forget several wars that usa was involved in , 2 atomic attacks when the Japanese had already drawn up surrender documents, don't just put in all the good things lol
My great grandmother passed at 106. At her time of death she was one of very few remaining Armenian Genocide survivors. Our family was so blessed to have her be the eldest in creating 5 generations. Her stories and recounting her life as she shared with us over the years since I was very young were both beautiful and heart breaking. Watching her whole family being murdered in The Armenian Genocide made her an incredibly strong woman. She has been with her family and Jesus for many years now. ❤️✝️❤️
My heart broke when I read this. The suffering of millions of Armenians, Assyrians, and Pontic Greeks at the hands of the Turkish government has been censored for so long, and it's unforgivable. Your great grandmother is a fierce survivor, in life and in memory. 💕
Growing up I used to hear stories about how my great grandfather saw most of the people he knew get murdered by the turks during the armenian genocide and how they kidnapped him to be their slave. He kept writing armenian wors in the sand and ground since they did not allow him to speak or write armenian on paper. One night he escaped and years later he met my great grandmother in Iran who spoke armenian very well and they got married and had 3 children.
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Dziekuje za twoje świadectwo, łzy mi popłynęły,,,,tak to straszne,,,jestem Polką, wiele polskich rodzin zostało zamordowanych na ziemi ,kiedyś Polskiej na Wołyniu , obecnie to jest Ukraina ,przez nacjonalistów ukrainskich,dowodził Bandera,,, w nocy zakradli się do wiosek i wyrżnęli w bestialski sposób ludzi starych ,dzieci ,niemowlęta ,kobiety ciężarne którym rozcinali brzuch ,,dalej nie jestem w stanie opisać, prawie 300 tyś. niewinnych Polaków , obecnie ten człowiek jest ukraińskim bohaterem narodowym, na exhumacje rząd ukraiński , prezydent Zeleński nie wyraża zgody,,,😢
@@restezlameme what about the Christian lebanese ? in the same time 2/3 of the Christians of mount Lebanon were starved to death by the Turks ! add to it the French British sea blockade that didn t give a damn either about these poor Christians of biblical Lebanon! .
Turkish enver pasha quote: in 1914
" we will destroy the Christians Armenians by the sword and Christian lebanese by famine. "
look it up.
today Christian lebanese in the state they created are systemically being destroyed bankrupted assassinated by another Muslim dark force hizbollah of Iran and the Syrians !
Did anybody notice that the mother used her baby's arm to wave goodbye as they were riding away? Something even moms today would do. There are some things that are timeless and that's what makes this beautiful.
@zippitydoowopjoe What a beautiful observation!
Fantastic
Excellent comment! I was thinking to myself along the same lines, how similar the body language was.
Wow, people then are people now !
Human nature
Beautiful. When I was in my early childhood, around 7- 10 years old, I knew a lady in Oregon, who lived in a Log Cabin by herself - she was about 90 (sometime around 1973) and she drove to our church in an old 1940s Packard, gardened a huge garden, etc. She told us stories of how she came to Oregon as a very young child in a covered wagon. The stories she told were something.
Lovely
Wow now leftists treat Oregon like sh!tehole dump!!! 😢😡👿
Amazing. I would've loved to speak to someone with such experiences.🙏🙏
You were blessed to have such an experience. Pass on her stories. ❤
Como é incrível assistir esse filme.
Incrível também é saber remotamente sobre um flash da vida de uma pessoa contada por outra que jamais conheceremos.
Colour is one thing, but it's the restored/normalized motion for me that makes this footage so incredibly chillingly beautiful. A true glimpse into the past.
Totally agree, a great use of modern technology.
"So much that I still think it's a today's recreation?
@soul2soul429 you would be correct
Awww, the lady holding the baby’s hand and making him/her wave!
Restored videos like this, in my opinion, are the closest we can get to time travel. We're basically seeing exactly what it looked like when it happened, as if we're right there with them. It's an awe-inspiring experience for me.
I agree! Even photos that we took a year ago.. when you look at them you’re transported back to that moment in time. It’s an incredible technology we have
Thank you. Time travel indeed. Looks and feels almost surreal ❤
You know that there was no camera for moving pictures or video at that time.
I was wrong, but it wasn't common:
www.google.com/search?q=which+year+was+moving+pictures+invented&oq=what+year+was+moving+pictures+&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqCggCEAAYDxgWGB4yBggAEEUYOTIICAEQABgWGB4yCggCEAAYDxgWGB4yCggDEAAYDxgWGB4yCAgEEAAYFhgeMgoIBRAAGA8YFhgeMggIBhAAGBYYHjIICAcQABgWGB4yCAgIEAAYFhgeMgoICRAAGA8YFhgeMgoIChAAGA8YFhgeMggICxAAGBYYHjIICAwQABgWGB4yCAgNEAAYFhgeMgoIDhAAGA8YFhge0gEJMTgyNDBqMGo3qAIZsAIB&client=ms-android-verizon-us-rvc3&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
@@BrendawallingbearYou’re mistaken. A partial list of films released in 1896: Notable films released in 1896
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Alexandre Promio
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Lion, London Zoological Gardens
Pelicans, London Zoological Gardens
The pioneer filmmaker, Alice Guy, debuted this year.
Alice Guy-Blaché
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The Cabbage Fairy
Le chapeau de Tabarin
Le clubmen
Les concierges
Les démolisseurs
Chez le barbier
Birt Acres
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The Boxing Kangaroo
Boxing Match; or, Glove Contest
Dancing Girls
Landing at Low Tide
Rough Sea at Dover directed with Robert W. Paul
Yarmouth Fishing Boats Leaving Harbour
Imagine, this film was captured in 1896. One- hundred-twenty-eight years ago. The clarity of this restoration is outstanding. You can see every detail of the picture perfectly. Amazing work. Thank you for posting it on UA-cam, our Time Machine.
Why are you telling us to imagine this film was captured in 1896? The title literally says that. We dont need you guiding us through some visualization exercise just to understand what this means.
Doubtful
@@DrummerJacobWhy are you being weird and butthurt? Did u make the video or something? Gad I'm sick of pssy, whiny little incels.
@@DrummerJacobsee this is why punctuation matters and why it matters even more that you understand how to read the punctuation when it's used. Now take the time and reread exactly what they wrote because they're not telling you to imagine as if this was recorded then they're saying imagine like just think about the fact that this was recorded in that year and then go on to tell you just how many years that is and how incredible of restoration this is. You are acting like there's no punctuation when reading it and so you're reading it as a different meaning in a different statement.
It is truly beautiful footage, enhanced.. of a time long gone..❤
At first I was questioning if this was a set up. The colorization, restoration, and speed adjustment made it all seem so impossible when my mind recalled all the old filmstrips I’ve seen before. This is so helpful in making history come alive to present-day people. Just phenomenal!
Makes you yearn for something that no longer exists... That sense of going somewhere barely settled, anything could happen. The love stories in the old poems were so heavenly
Im 61yo. The saddest thing is that all the 20-somethings i work with will ask each other questions about the past, or go on TikTok. They never ask ME. Ive actually lived thru a lot of what they ask about, but it never occurs to them to talk to the person they work with who was actually there. And if i attempt to enter their convos, they brush me off and walk away, or change the subject.
Those who do not understand history are condemned to repeat it.
Imagine saying goodbye in that time. Like even a letter would take a long time.
It was a much better time.
@@whereisthehookNo it wasn’t. You clearly haven’t done your research. Life was very difficult back then and you’re privileged to be living now. Low life expectancy, high infant mortality, rampant disease, abject poverty, less freedoms and basic human rights, and minorities were pushed to the edge of society and were persecuted and oppressed. Please stop romanticizing the past and learn about actual history.
@whereisthehook I understand your meaning. The personalized detail of penning a letter and posting it. Then the excitement of receiving one in kind. The slower pace and the feeling of accomplishment when tasks were completed. It is said that it is not the getting there that matters but the journey itself. I'm paraphrasing, of course. We have more things now but less time.
@JustinLHopkins Sounds awfully similar to today, doesn't it? History/life has its highs and lows, and it will continue to be like that until the end.
We can't clump all of the past into one low (or one high).
@@JustinLHopkins you're extremely delusional
My Grandmother was born in 1896. She passed in 2004. She lived through 3 centuries. She left us with a lot more than just fortunes. The wisdom is the best part. It was like she could read minds and see the future. I love you and miss you, my sweet Grandmother Lela. Her son, my father, would have been 100 yrs old if he had lived to see May 14, 2024. Love &Miss you too, Daddy😭
Oh wow, my middle name is Lela, and I’ve only ever met 1 other person with that name.
Aww blessings to you.
I lost my grandmother May 11th of this year too. It was her dream to always live to see 99.
She died at 81 on May 11, 2024. One day before Mother’s Day, she was born on Christmas Eve.
So sad how that works 🥺
@@missym877 I offer my condolences sincerely. We must never forget them.
Wow amazing
🫂
My great grandparents who I remember were both born in 1891.
My great grandmother died in 1974 and her husband my great grandad died in 75.
I love these old videos because we get a glimpse of life from long ago.
What a beautiful, shiny, and well-designed carriage.
I imagine that the driver/chauffer even cleaned and polished it, while the passengers were at this destination...just like what happens today!
When I was a kid in the 60s, my grandfather would come to visit once a month. He always wore a suit and tie and a dress hat. He was a happy guy who joked around with his wife till the day he passed.
meu avô também sempre usava terno .
This was a great share!
His memory lives on, what a joyful person he was ❤😊
Up until the 40’s & 50’s ladies wore a hat and gloves when they went ‘to town’. Basically running errands and shopping. Now we see pajama pants & slippers being worn by patrons. I wish we could go back in time when everyone cared more, had more respect for self & others.
Just like that John Prine song, "Grandpa wore a suit to dinner, nearly every day. No particular reason, he just dressed that way."
My grandfather was born in 1885 and died 1986 he was 101. He’s been gone 38 yrs ago but the stories he told were amazing. How these people survived the winters, summer heat and horrific storms were unimaginable not to mention hunger at times. That generation had what is resilience and determination.
They don't look like they missed many meals.
@@janethefriend-awakened33 😮
Yes.The only reason I don’t get flustered anymore when I can’t find the t.v. Guide is cos they don’t make t.v.Guides anymore. Now where did I put that darn remote?
안녕하세요.
Be deeply touched!!! 나의 아버지도 가난과 전쟁 속에 힘들고 고단한 삶을 사셨습니다. 그는 어느 날 말했습니다. 어린 시절 짚신을 신고 살았는데, 비행기를 타고 여행을 하는 것이 꿈만 같다고... :-)
Long life
The best color restauration I have come across this far. Congratulations to this Master!
I miss days like this when no drifting, no donut , no street take over . Just someone who gets in car and ride to their destination .
As of 2024....That was 128 years gone by in a blink😢 RIP dears souls✝️🙏
Thank you for thinking of them 😢🙏
Мех.Як Иффет Булгарии Связанного....
That was 128 years now imagine 4000 ago when pyramid were built, time is so fast but so slow sometimes
Como o tempo voa, passa rápido como diz a bíblia "a vida/ tempo é como uma nuvem que logo se dissipa"😢
RIP dear souls?!?! Are you ok?
I can't help but feeling a deep deep sadness in watching these. Knowing that we are all so fleeting and the only thing that remains after the passage of time is dust and memories lost, each of us will pass, with the photos being lost in a sea of lost memories... so grateful for everything and every day, so sad that it will eventually come to an end and the memories will be someone else's...
I’ve been suffering from death anxiety for some time now, I feel you man
I really appreciate what the Bible teaches about the resurrection. It gives all the hope for the future.
What a beautiful, beautiful, comment you left so sad yet so true.
I'm going thru photos like this of my fore fathers and mothers ...right now
@@youn8e I often look at old photos and wonder, did they ever dream that in a 100 years they would have a great grandchild that would achieve so much in so little time, but still be able to keep their feet grounded enough to appreciate their struggles and suffering. I so wish I could reach back in time to thank them for the decisions they made that led to my existence.
Just amazing, watching those people for a few seconds gives you hours to think. And the women look astonishing.
My great grandmother was born in 1901 in a very small town, I remember her clearly talking about seeing the first motorcar, tv, radio, records, everything to real flushing toilets and electricity (again, very small town). She lived to be 101 1/2. She was out pruning her rose bush 3 days before she died. We used the roses at her funeral. She was remarkable. She had never stayed in a hospital until she was 97 years old and needed her gallbladder removed. I was one of 100 great grandchildren, and she knew everything about me. And loved to chat about her life growing up. What a time to be alive. She was always blown away by cell phone technology. I miss her dearly.
Although I love seeing them….There is something so profoundly sad about these films.
Yes
Yes, I feel that, too …
I believe the music which is so beautiful, is very melancholic which impacts how we react to this footage.
Es tu alma que recuerda que vivió en ésa época. Por eso sientes nostalgia. Yo, saludo a tu alma...
@@fernandoquezasa9650
Have another tequila.
Just thinking of my great grandmother. I'm so bless to have known her. She was born in 1894 and lived to be 100. Oh the fashions she has seen in her lifetime! Sweet video.
And the inventions !
The from horse and buggy to automobile to the Moon !
Mine was born in 1880.
Seems we live forever, but then we're gone too soon.😢
Blessed *
My Great grandmother was born in June 1880 and died in December 1980 and I still miss her so much and only through Jesus Christ will we be reunited in God's house 🏠 AMAN ❤
@@ceciljohnson4413 *amen
My great grandmother was born in 1884, and passed away peacefully in her sleep in 1984. Missing her and my grandmother ❤
Time is wild. I was born in 1981 and remember in my childhood meeting older people who had been born in the 1800’s. They would share stories, it was nothing special. Now I am 42. It’s blowing my mind knowing there are entire adults that grew up never meeting anyone from the 1800’s. They look at these stories with awe and wonderment. From their perspective it is as inconceivable as meeting someone from ancient Egypt. From my perspective these were the great grandparents in the nursing homes.
I wish bank surveillance cameras were this clear
Old videos dating back to the late 1800s or early 1900s astonishes me, showcasing the vibrant lives of those who once walked this earth. They toiled, loved, laughed, cried, and now, in 2024, they are mere memories. Reflecting on this, I realize that in the year 2124, almost all of us living today will also have passed on. Let us strive, like those in this video , to leave a legacy of a more beautiful world for our future generations.
But the Republicans all say "DRILL, BABY, DRILL!" and "cLiMaTe ChAnGe Is GaKe NeWs!🤪" ... They don't trust things like science or thermometers.
Thank you
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, "The world is a prison for the believers and a paradise for the disbelievers." (Narrated by Muslim, Hadith No. 2392). It is reasonable for a Muslim to be poor because this world is like a prison for them, and it is reasonable for a disbeliever to be rich because this world is like paradise for them. So, where is the prison for a wealthy Muslim as a believer? And where is the paradise for a poor disbeliever as a disbeliever? Does it mean that the hadith of the Prophet is false? No! On the contrary, this hadith is one of the miraculous aspects of the Prophet's hadith, where a few words carry broad meanings.
For a wealthy Muslim, the world still resembles a prison compared to the blessings they will receive in paradise. And for a poor disbeliever, the world still resembles paradise compared to the hardships they will experience in hell. After reading this hadith, hopefully, many disbelievers will embrace Islam. Let us not gamble or leave matters of religion to chance, because the stakes are either paradise or hell, and a life in hell is nothing but eternal suffering. However, there is no compulsion in religion. My task is only to convey the message; I do not force anyone. I hope, invite, and pray that many disbelievers will embrace Islam, but if they choose not to, then so be it. Let us promote tolerance and peace. ✌✌
@@latipkhalid5569 please tell me how do you know what profit Mohammad said ?? Please show me the history book I because I am not a goat I don’t believe everything I hear without some kind of evidence
@@latipkhalid5569 who wrote that Hadith ? Was that hand of God NO it was the hand of human
These footages are getting clearer and clearer. The internet is a blessing in so many ways.
Thank you History Colored for your dedication to preservation.❤😊
People of the future will be able to watch videos that are 1.000, 2.000, 5.000 or more years old in HD and 4K. It's a shame we're not there.
@@george5955 or maybe they can watch it as if they were there..
Yea, Thank you. ❤
どなたのご先祖かな 当時の風を視るのは懐かしいばかり 残してくれてありがとう❤
Footage *
This film was taken the year my father was born 128 years ago. I have a photo of my mom’s oldest sister who lived to be 100 years old wearing a dress with a bustle. My maternal grandmother had 13 children over a 26 year time span. Love my genealogy as 3 generations takes me back to the early 1800’s when they helped open the Northwest Territories. Good job on restoration.
These videos are beautiful, thank you.
One horse pulled all those people?! Horses are truly amazing creatures. ❤
Probably didn't live very long. It's heart was likely overgrown.
This is a small load for a horse. A man can pull that carriage with a larger load and without any issue. My husband did that to show, it is not that difficult. The biggest concern for the horse is that they probably ran the horse, which could cause issues, including death.
The horse could probably count all the people who got onto the carriage and was thankful when it stopped at three and baby. The luggage more than made up for the fourth, but that wasn't much for the time. They weren't rich and packed light.
The weight is resting on the ground so it‘s actually not too hard for the horse. On inclines it will be harder tho.
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La Ciotat is a city in the South of France, near Toulon and Marseille. My grandmother spoke to me about the transition from horse power to cars in the 1900’s. She passed in 1989, lived in the North of France on the Belgium border and witnessed 4 years of German Prussian occupation from 1914 to 1918. In WW2 she had moved to northern England.
Merci pour cette histoire! Très fascinante.
Merci à vous pour avoir évoqué le souvenir de votre grand-mère. Que de grands bouleversements historiques elle a vécu !
Mon grand père est né en 1896 a Saint Quentin, orphelin de père et mère a sa naissance, il fut confié a l' orphelinat, travaillant à la mine vers l' âge de dix ans, il fut mobilise pour les deux guerres 14/18 et 39/45, et mourut en 1970 du a la silicose ( maladie du mineur, ce fut un siècle très éprouvant pour beaucoup de personnes.
@@abitangi3205 Quel homme courageux votre grand-père a dû être ! Vous pouvez être fier de lui. Puisse-t-il reposer en paix.
Strange I looked and I thought "Le Midi" . I would give a lot to hear the voices.
I can’t get enough of these videos, outstanding work! 💯🏆
My grandmother was born in 1895. I could only imagine, what she witnessed as years came along. Amazing, she lived to be 93.
My Grandfather was born in 1896. Raised a family during the depression.
Jesus that would be so ducking terrible- spending your youth in the roaring twenties (WWI aside) only to spend your most productive years in the worst economic crash in human history.
GOD BLESS 🙌🏻
@@vincentadultman6226It's worse now. I'd rather live during the depression
@@phukyew14 if you're living paycheck to paycheck, then yeah definitley worse. If you can save enough, consider moving to Vietnam or Laos. They have significant expat populations, and American dollars give you a lot of purchasing power
I watched this short a dozen times mesmerized.. it’s so real it feels that I’ve stepped back in time. We’re used to the videos of this time being black and white and jagged in motion. Adding the color and slowing the video down.. makes them appear as alive and human as we are today. This resorted video is a gift ❤️ thank you for giving us a real glimpse of the past 🥲
Restored 😊
So polite. So staid and calm. They'd be so ashamed of us if they saw what we'd become. Such simple manners and actions, but they invoke such great feelings.
This seems so old, but in just 8 short years, my own grandmother, Margaret, would be born in 1904. Her mother, my great-grandmother, passed when I was 13. She was born in 1878
Having them both in my life makes it seem not so distant... ❤
Such a beautiful and timeless moment.
Beautiful to see this clip from history . Would be experience to be able to travel this way over ground of history a distance.
This far apart in time but the veil feels so thin. Amazingly heartbreaking..
These were our great grandparents. I was too young to even comprehend, let alone understand, that my great grandmother could have been in a film like this.
What her eyes saw and her heart felt as she watched the entire world change in such a degree during her lifetime must have been astounding.
The late 1800's doesn't seem so long ago to me, there are people here in their 60's and 70's who had grandparents from that age and age 60 isn't all that old, I'm 30 and my mother is 67.
It sure does look long ago with how much technology and culture has changed but in the grand scheme of things it's just a very small part of human history.
If you think about it, it really isn't that long ago with how fast a year goes by these days. And it's just 128 of those from this year back to the year in the video.
@@Someguythatlikespizza Someone once put it into really neat perspective using "handshakes".
He said, "Think of just how recent certain events are, by thinking of the number of handshakes from you to the corresponding generation."
Once I did that, it change my whole world view.
I am only 4 or 5 handshakes away from someone who lived at the same time as Abraham Lincoln.
We even have a video recording of someone who was there when he was assassinated. Isn't that wild?
We don't normally think of people before a certain time being alive when film and video cameras (of whatever sort), being alive when it was possible. We think, "Wouldn't it be so cool if we could have had a film of someone talking about Lincoln?" And then you realize we DO and it shortens the "gap" between your time and then.
ua-cam.com/video/UtF4sYya-0c/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Lifeinthe1800s
@@Pherioxusyes it is two centuries ago long time ! now this is the 21st century hello !
Amazing how many of the commenters are recalling their own grandparents with vivid details.
When we do so, it makes our ancestors very happy and proud to be remembered imo!
For so many who have passed, there is no one left on this earth to remember them.
So however this clip was updated, it has done much good in heaven and on earth, I think.
🥰🙏🥰
These videos always make me emotional, I think bc it bridges the gad in time and appeals to our shared humanity! Bon voyage our ancestors 🥹💖
My grandmother was born in 1896. In Benburb Northern Ireland. Her name was Charlotte Turkington. She lived to 85 years old.
May God bless her. We'll all meet again I truly believe ❤
The Soul never dies, we are eternal. Only our Human Earthly plain shellsuits die. We always return to the source we have originated from and that is the Creator, pure love, understanding and energy ❤
God Bless you Great words
These kind of films remind us how short life is
I read the original Laura Ingles Wilder books right through to where she was married, had her daughter Rose, had her baby son who died from convulsions from a high fever. Those days were back breaking, heartbreaking and those pioneers laid the foundations for today. Amazing times. I love this footage, reminds me of her in a small way. ❤😢
I love watching people from the bygone era!! Nostalgia overloaded..
What a beautiful video.
Right. Could watch these all day the next best thing to feel close to this time is rdr and rdr2
Every time I see this videos I remember that at this time slavery and colonisation were at full swing … so yea beautiful times for you …. Worst time for hundreds millions others !!!!
@@gerard4039ont s en bas les couilles des autres.si ces eux qui avaient gagné des bataille et qui avaient était intelligent ces eux qui auraient coloniser ces l histoire de l être humain toujours à pleurer..le monde est fait du fort et tu faibles de peuple de de défaite et d autres conquérant ces la vie des humains.
ما معني هذا الوقت RDR@@TristanRaine-tj1jh
@gerard4039 There are more slaves NOW then any time in history, it's a fact, look it up. So you must be doing something about that right seeing you care so much???
UA-cam is the closest thing we’ll get to a Time Machine we don’t know what the future holds but we can always go back to and visit the past..
C'est superbe et très émouvant de revoir cette époque..merci beaucoup ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Books?
Tempi belli una società completamente diversa della nostra
@@andysanger4606 Books are great, but remastered footage of black and white films opens our minds to the past in a different way. Lots of kids grow up seeing only black and white footage of the past and it doesn't allow their brains to connect with the people in the footage because we don't live in black and white. Seeing these things in color changes your perspective on these things and really have a way of immersing you.
without electricity your time machine will become useless, and we would probably go back to living like this
I love this! Thank you for putting in the effort to colorize these.
This calm and mellow family oriented pace of life has been destroyed, as we're driven to live faster and faster towards nothing and into nowhere, eventually self destructing, again.
Thank you to all of the horses that have served us undeserving humans for millennia.
Sim , e muito deles maltratados até os dias de hoje, talvez foi o animal que mais sofreu na mão dos homens , merecia ter uma estátua em cada cidade .
Thank you to all the great humans that came before to build such a world even if some don't appreciate it.
Yeah that's crazy😁❤️❤️
Look up the statue dedicated to the twenty? million horses who died in the first world war. The suffering and anguish in the face of even the stone horse will break your heart.
We are deserving
The way that the woman's collar flipped up in the wind is something you'd never see in films about this era. I love seeing films like these because they ground history in reality.
So true
Cheyenne WY or Tampa FL?
No woke wokeism or thuggish behavior
@@Rocket9944 That literally has nothing to do with OP's comment. lol good lord
It’s ai generated
Made me tear up . My grandpa left his home for school in 1896 , he come back in 1901 .. He was blind in 1962 . I was 8 yrs and walked with him all over , knew where was going , I was company with big ears and long memory ..
I believe it was staged but the restoration gives back dignity
Crazy too think even the little beautiful baby has passed possibly 50 years ago.
Всё родившиеся когда нибудь умрут. Это правда жизни. Но многих воскресит Бог и это тоже правда жизни.
Да, я об этом тоже всегда задумываюсь 🔥
@@user-ty5tj7kw9tResurrection is not a fact but rather an imagination, sort of a wish list. What you see is what you get. You ain't got anything else.😅
La résurrection est une fiction des religions. Il n'y a pas de paradis ou d'existence après la mort .
That’s so. My grandfather was born in 1896 and died in 1972.
This channel is one of the single most important channels on UA-cam
For clickbait digital videos posing as old footage?
What? @@destinypirate
@@pokemonpro8438 ROFL - people don't believe half of what you see, including this click bait. My gosh it's silly digital footage. Their are no grainless flawless prints from then. No one would be wasting film on a coach departure. The actors were all efficiently acting "adieu" - not a slouch or a nose pick nor a hair out of place, all avoided eye contact with the camera, yet remained within frame - profile blocked with central characters within the buggy kept in frame as they boarded and left in syncronistic efficiency on ground that has zero wagon tracks Even the luggage was empty,, or the coachman was Hercules. Lastly, houses weren't all white in the 1800s and people would not build up a hillside when there was so much level land - closer to town - still around. Sigh....the spread of gullibility is worrying.
Wow. Can’t believe how good this restoration is. It’s like you could walk into this video
These ladies and gents never had a single thought of ppl in 2024 watching them on a handheld computer !!
Wow. This one is especially spectacular. The sharpness and clarity of the video quality is absolutely pristine. It feels as though I'm standing right there, waving goodbye to the baby and the visiting ladies. Great job!
Yes AI are artificial intelligence is cleaning up the frames and making it pristine
Magique
so easily deceived
That's because it was shot last year in 6k digital
Their slow, gentle pace reminds us of how all humanity was until not too long ago. Moving, talking, relating to one another in centered, relaxed, normal timing. No rush, no neurosis, tension, terseness. Pacific, harmonious being. Remember it. Bring it back. We need it for both our individual and collective well-being.
Agreed! It has become so bad. I miss the relaxed slow days of old.
I mean in about 20 years WW1 was about to start soo, not very peaceful 😂
@@chesi_7_0_79 They did not know it.
there were certain things that were promoted, taught , and gradually these decent manners disappeared gradually and the "fun" was embraced by many people which help the normalization of such way of life... it is easier to lose discipline and respect, and hard to gain them back.. any one participate in those "fashions" "fads" has his or her role in this negative change fun comes with cost.. Ana, my refuge is my creator, and I know this is a test we try to connect to Him in his Term and ask Him for help not to deviate. I wish you the best.
@@chesi_7_0_79not to mention how the US and Canada came to be
Gotta love the overhead "carry-on" compartment!
Thank you for doing this and showcasing it! It’s nice to have an internet platform not always used for pure garbage. This is amazing 🙌🏻
This filming is so clear and in focus, and so well preserved, amazing. The colorization is incredible too. It’s only a few seconds but captures so much to see.
Ai?
One of the few beneficial uses of AI right now
AI is a loaded weapon so use at your own risk.
Not real filming..lol.
But nice to watch😘
@@gbbl6157 It is real, but is AI restored. The original video has a so bad quality and B/W color.
What amazes me the most is the minimal amount of luggage. One "big" suitcase abd one small one for 4 people? The ladies' dresses alone would take up a suitcase.
I think this was staged for the camera. For example, when I see the ease with which the coachman puts a heavy wooden trunk on the roof I suspect the trunk is empty. I also think the movements of the trunk are an indication that the trunk is empty. But of course these are assumptions. The fact remains, that it is beautiful to watch.
@@kjdnld ربما يكون فارغا فعلا...لكن ربما به ملابس وهي ليس لها وزن يذكر فليس هناك سوى وزن الصندوق الخشبي
@@user-nf2bd4zt4n نعم، أنت على حق.
Cette carriole n'est pas une diligence. C'est peut-être une sorte de taxi de l'époque qui va sur une distance très courte, vu qu'il n'y a qu'un seul cheval. La malle contient peut-être du courrier ou des documents à déposer en ville. Lors de l'embarquement, on voit un homme en costume avec un tablier.
They are going on a picnic for the afternoon.
Decent, well-educated, humble people that we wish we could have more people like that in these days.
My grandfather was born in 1900 and left in 2014. The stories from old folks are the best!
your grandfather lived to be 114 years old? what is his name, he must be on the list of one of the longest lived persons ever..
I know! Even if they never left their kitchen! Lol
@@Ned88Man Not really, there are alot of older people without records.
@Ned88Man He may have only lived to 113, if he died before he'd had his birthday in 2014.
@@rozhsaleem yea, but that's just it, they have no records.
In the 1970s, I worked with a girl who liked to bake bread. She used something called " starter" to make it. Starter was a foul smelling yeast that had come over with her great grandmother on a wagon train during the 1850s. It was kept in a jar. It was very rare to see someone who still used starter for baking bread. Imagine using a food that is still living that is over 100 years old. I wonder if her children still have some starter? This just shows how the generations are linked together. One hundred years or 200 years is not that long if you really think about it.
You can actually make your own "starter" for making homemade yeast bread. It's a process that takes a couple weeks (if memory serves), but youncould probably Google and find out out to begin your own starter and then make your own bread.
I did this in the 1990's when my kids were little. Makes some very tasty bread.
There is a whole big process to making your "starter", keeping your starter active and using it and everything, but it's worth it to do up several batches.
Sourdough bread is still fairly common, at least her in Australia. I love a good Sourdough.
We have starter going in our home 😊 It’s just flour and water left to ferment. It’s what makes sourdough bread.
Thank you @@miscellaneousme
Perhaps it was rare where you lived in the 1970s, but I promise you it wasn't everywhere. May not have been AS common since most buy their bread at home, but amongst bread bsking enthusiasts, it was and IS quite common.
It's wild seeing this, as this was the year my Dad's parents were married!!! How I wish I had asked my Grandma ( born in. 1880 , married at 16 .He was 21 )more questions about this time in her life !! Thank you for sharing this!!!😊
My grandpa was born in 1888 and lived for 106 years...He was a very healthy brazillian indian. He was born the year of the proclamation of liberation of slaves by Princess Izabel.
My great aunt born around this time.
I had the honor of interviewing her at 96.
Remembered my grandmother and took care of her baby, my mother when she was sick. Gave her a beautiful unique wooden dresser that she just happened to have in the room during my early 1990s interview. She went from horse and buggy to the moon. Amazing stories and sharing. Thank you Aunt Eva!
People dressed classy, high quality back then❤
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Ce sont des gens de la haute société.
Sans doute des anglais en vacances sur la côte d'azur.
Et ils partent jouer au golf.
@@mariepascale6921
Ce sont de vrais renseignements sur le film ou vous supposez que ce sont de riches Anglais ? Certes, on connaît l'influence des Anglais sur la Côte mais est-ce bien la réalité qui est montrée dans cet extrait ?
Des Anglais qui se font la bise... surtout à l'époque. Improbable. Je ne vois pas de cannes de golf mais des ombrelles. Je peux me tromper, évidemment.
Mon arrière-grand-mère s'habillait ainsi. C'était une bourgeoise toujours très élégante. Ma grand-mère me disait que son chapeau était orné de véritables plumes d'autruche. Seules les femmes très pauvres sortaient dans la rue " en cheveux" à l'époque.
Yes, they did. My great-grandmother used to dress like this.
It depends on the status. People who had the money could afford clothes akin to the one shown in the video.
@@helycrisea8189Yes, people were able to identify who was rich and who wasn't (like you said the poor had their hair down and rich women had their hair done). Nowadays there is a blur (this also depends but we see that the "poor" these days are able to get more than what someone in the 1900s or before that could have). Like that one Chinese girl who managed to eat at a hotel for free because they thought she was wealthy. They actually serve people whom they perceive as rich.
Simple ..yet beautiful & decent life they lived.we lost many and missed many such scenes from our life😢
I love watching these restored and colored videos. I feel as though I have been taken back in time! Amazing!
Only if people living today could find out that was their relatives. How cool that would be.
Amazing video, the melody of the music so appropriate, touches deep inside what once was.
Emile Mosseri - Jacob and the Stone - Minari
This music makes me want to close my eyes and listen for hours
@@orionxtc1119 Thank you, thank you! As I clicked on this video immediately the music just haunted me and I thought, no way I'll ever find it, and here you presented it. So grateful!
Amazing how much has changed in such a short period of time.
Even today, goodbyes are like that. Wonderful to see this. One comment caught my attention about the mother saying goodbye with the child's arm. Beautiful restored image! Congratulations, and thanks for showing us!
This is one of the most beautifully chilling vintage capture that I've ever seen! ❤❤❤❤
If anything, I think these are helpful for those involved in making period shows and movies to be more authentic. It’s great to see the footage being renewed and trying to capture what it would look like as it actually happened. Almost like taking a modern camera back in time. Thank you!
First camera to ever come out was in 1888. So this is quite accurate
Godspeed sweet baby. I hope you got a chance to live a wonderful life. This clip hits so hard, as a father, because every parent just wants the best for their child, for their child to be better in every single way. Maybe one day, a 100 years from now, my descendants will smile back at me.
According to the Lumiere Museum's catalog (this film is from the famous Lumiere Brother) the baby was Madeleine Koehler (her mother was Jeanne Lumière, the Lumiere brother's sister). She was one at the time and she died in1970. She's in many of the Lumiere brother's films. She was married twice and both her husbands died young and suddenly (one by suicide at the end of ww1, the other an accident). No kids.
@@SuperLn1991 Thank you for that information! I'd been able to find who the family members were but was unaware of their bios.
If only we could go back in time, even if just for a day. The way they all greeted each other
Southern Italy, we still greet the same, even when knowing new ppl, I guess some traditions are harder to die in rural areas like the one I come from.
Yes my friend. I'm from Cagliari going to villaputzu the original village of my mum
How much would it suck knowing you have to return
@@user-tc7ym5fj1v that's why I would look for one way only
Well I don’t think blk Americans would want to reason I say that is. I just said what you said and a blk person said we wouldn’t and I get it.
My grandfathers were ages 2 & 11. My grandmothers; one had not been born & one was age 6. RIP❤
People were worried about cholera during this time. Ignorance about sanitation and drinking water was a problem worldwide.
За два года до рождения моей бабушки... Мне 63 года...
This makes me think of how our great country was formed. People in those days had no washing machines they washed on scrub boards with water heated on top of their wood stoves. Clothes hung on a line outside to dry. Cooked on a wood stove that you had to chop wood to heat up the stove. How many of us could do that today? Our ancestors knew what hard work was. We do not have a clue about that today.
Taking care of a house was a full time job then. Not to mention taking care of children on top of all that. I am blessed to have modern conveniences to make things easier for me.
Been telling this to these young females , you don’t wash clothes the washing machine does !
Thank God we don't have to wash clothes by hand and use wood stoves. I grew up without a washing machine washing clothes in cold water. Pure drudgery and misery.
It continues....technology also breaks its rules...it still knows its maker and its programmer, its PRO. 😊
I find it difficult to load the dishwasher!!! 😲
What a beautiful people.
In 1906 my house was 11yrs old. It was built in 1895. Through a chance meeting with an old resident of our hamlet, we found out where the people who built our house are buried. I visit their gravesite every year. I did a lot of research on them and found out their birthdays, death certificates and what they died of. It is really very fascinating!
A beautiful glimpse into an era, long-gone. Those people had to be tough just to survive. We need to re-create these "times" to fully appreciate each other and what we have. Thank You so very much. ❤❤
Absolutely beautiful and incredible 😍
Если бы они знали,что это путешествие окажется длинною более века❤👍 Спасибо !!!
Beautifully restored! Watching this is doing something to heart, it's almost like being there at that moment in time. This was back when people had class, morals, ethics, manners, and pride...things that are sorely lacking in today's world.
See this? People haven't changed at all. We're all together always...
love to see how these folks had to get along. My Grandma was born in 1894 and my Dad was born in 1920.
I love these clips. I watch them in loops because I’m in awe of how clear these are. Keep restoring these!
All these people are long gone and forgotten about and here we are 128 years watching them go to who knows where. 😊
As long as there are images and histories, they live on for us.
The difference in technology between 1800 and 1900 was almost as great as between 1900 and 2000. Electric lights and heating, steam engines, motor cars, the railroads, and more. These people saw huge changes in their lives, but the baby probably saw the most of all.
Please never stop making these!!!
The... best 😊❤😊
@@richarddamasco4979 it truly brings to life the humanity in these people, they are no longer dull black and white figures from a time past with these. It’s remarkable