Mudflood Hospitals and Early 1900's Architectural Anomalies

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  • @ChadBreece
    @ChadBreece 4 роки тому +45

    0:37 Long time Photoshop veteran here, you absolutely caught this right! Same image, just a sepia change, and add in the cars!!

    • @ChadBreece
      @ChadBreece 4 роки тому +4

      3:13 Suggest for consideration, that the so-called “addition” building on the lwas already there, it is just out of view on the first image, on the left side. You can see in the full view of this 2nd image there is a bit of space between the two buildings...

    • @debbiemueller3726
      @debbiemueller3726 4 роки тому

      Process camera technique.

    • @SR-iy4gg
      @SR-iy4gg 4 роки тому +1

      @@ChadBreece No. If you look at 2:31, you'll see that the original building stood all by itself. The section with the bay windows was not there at that time.

  • @rocketcesar1640
    @rocketcesar1640 4 роки тому +97

    The old world had technologies beyond our imagination.

    • @jackdatrack
      @jackdatrack 4 роки тому +5

      i dont know about that, my imagination is pretty hard core... :D atmospheric electricity seem to be the idea.

    • @dot4573
      @dot4573 4 роки тому +11

      Yes and very civilized for an uncivilized country that was taken from so called savages. Somebody's lieing somewhere.

    • @hoofhearted304
      @hoofhearted304 4 роки тому +1

      K.U.S link?

    • @hoofhearted304
      @hoofhearted304 4 роки тому +1

      K.U.S thanks

    • @jackdatrack
      @jackdatrack 4 роки тому +6

      nice debunk nonsense video! think that guy works at facebook also as a fact checker.. hes a fact checker.. a debunk master D

  • @chsftball57
    @chsftball57 4 роки тому +33

    I found all this Tartaria stuff a couple months ago and now I can’t stop seeing it EVERYWHERE.

  • @rocketcesar1640
    @rocketcesar1640 4 роки тому +37

    Modern buildings take long time to be build and they still suck, yet we have evidence of unbelievable craftsmanship that strongly suggest that our past were glorious.

    • @reefsroost696
      @reefsroost696 4 роки тому +2

      It was called craftmanship. Attention to detail.

  • @vanessadoe1740
    @vanessadoe1740 4 роки тому +53

    I really think they were alot smarter back in the 1800s then we're lead to believe..there had to have been a big reset..I doubt we are even in 2020

    • @bigdsson
      @bigdsson 4 роки тому

      That thought has crossed my mind once or twice too.

    • @goldenhoneybee8128
      @goldenhoneybee8128 4 роки тому

      Some sort of amnesia event

    • @kruler-westoz-nauman3638
      @kruler-westoz-nauman3638 4 роки тому +7

      Well some of us are not in 2020, been no blank spots in my family tree so to speak, we have very clear and detailed stories and pictures going back 100's of years, and letters going back 1710, with a family tree covering England, Scotland, US, Canada , India, Australia oh and Singapore.
      Now with all those chatty relatives and complex legal issues over 100's of years not once did any arm of the family mention "Oh deary me what a terrible mud flood, and I hear James over in the US had to disguise his house again".
      So to use the Latin for this , "Bollocks"
      For every example for this presented, there has been the more common-sense one of very rich, and I mean stupidly rich people doing lots of egotistical things to lord it over people, and maybe a tax concession here and there, cheap, I mean stupidly cheap labour and goods, (referring to the tax rort of never really finishing construction and allowing massive run overs of the 1800's) These guys were owning entire towns and lorded over the planning like a personal fiefdom, and that was the basis of how the US matured, no wonder the political system is so F'd up.

    • @reefsroost696
      @reefsroost696 4 роки тому

      @@kruler-westoz-nauman3638
      Thanks.

    • @bigdsson
      @bigdsson 4 роки тому +3

      @@kruler-westoz-nauman3638 I might tend to agree. Here's the thing. I grew up in an older part of Chicago and I've traveled the entire city my whole life. I can show you many examples where the street levels are vastly different. I remember being told at the Historical Society, that the reason the street level is higher than the houses is because when the sewers were put in they put the sewers on the street level and piled dirt on top of it. If this were true why is the street level in the house I grew up in (120 yrs old) only 2 ft higher than the level of the street where as a few blocks over the street level is 8 ft higher? And yet in other areas of Chicago the street level is only a foot higher. It just doesn't add up, looking at the oldest areas of Chicago and outlying areas. There are many buildings that appear to be built into the side of low hills with first floor windows half buried yet Illinois is a flat area.

  • @bna1988
    @bna1988 4 роки тому +35

    I am the only one wondering "what the heck is this video about"??

    • @rockers7889
      @rockers7889 4 роки тому +15

      It's a recent you tube conspiracy theory based on old pictures showing elaborate ornate colossal buildings that seem to be buried in a surrounding large volume of mud, from a possible mud flood. These buildings seem out of place for the time line and appear to have unknown possible free energy receptors. From a previous advanced civilization ? Ground level windows seem to be buried under mud in many pictures. The civilization is called Tarteria and was around the world. See Martin s flat earth British yt channel

    • @darthvader5300
      @darthvader5300 4 роки тому +2

      Yet more than 90% of the Earth's surface is covered with sedimentary rock formations which are the end products of mud floods in the past. Ask the learned scientists in the 1960s and 1950s who are in their 20s and many of them are still around in their 90s and they will say the same thing

    • @darthvader5300
      @darthvader5300 4 роки тому +3

      How about Earth Batteries that extracts telluric currents that naturally occurs in the Earth? Scientists knew of their existence and many developed Earth Batteries but eventually they seem to disappear. In the former Soviet Union, my own country, our own archeologists discovered ceramic conical pots containing exactly 1 drop of mercury. Now we knew of the Cameroon Cones, Vril energies, and the persistent and numerous ancient traditions telling about mercury's latent power. It is in the best interests of governments to find out and use them for military purposes. The U.S Government is no exception but it always hides many scientific discoveries and secrety uses it for it's own purposes away from the prying eyes of it's civilian population. It only gives and leaves crumbs for the civilian population and that's that.

    • @darthvader5300
      @darthvader5300 4 роки тому +4

      www.rexresearch.com/atmoselx/atmoselx.htm Process and Apparatus for Converting Static Atmospheric Electrical Energy into Dynamic Electrical Energy of any Suitable High Periodicity

    • @darthvader5300
      @darthvader5300 4 роки тому +2

      May I remind you Americans that your first concern is survival and survival with civilization. The concept of autonomous buildings has been around for more than a decade. The technology to create an enclosed ecosystem is already in existence but it was sabotaged by the U.S vested interests by making false announcements that Biosphere I and Biosphere II were all failures so that no one will ever follow up after them after they were falsely announced as failures. An autonomous building is a building designed to be operated independently from infrastructural support services such as the electric power grid, gas grid, municipal water systems, sewage treatment systems, storm drains, communication services, and in some cases, public roads. But they were never fully pursued, only partially to proportionally achieved but never achieved wholistically.

  • @maryjordan7957
    @maryjordan7957 4 роки тому +9

    Hi, David. The building you showed first is still there, it's on the right. Check by the facade that indents in the center. They built a second building to the left. Oddly, the antenna is not in the first photo, only in the later ones. The building on the right is on flat ground. The houses around it are the same from beginning to 1911. The second building has a bit of slope to it on the left side. Then, the third building was added yet more to the left. That's where the slope is more pronounced. I've noticed the same thing around here in Wisconsin. The street levels were changed to accommodate street cars. In Seattle and San Francisco they even washed away entire hills to make it easier for street cars to be installed.

  • @RustyOrange71
    @RustyOrange71 4 роки тому +22

    Long exposure photography will not show any moving objects, including people.

  • @Mike-bj8sk
    @Mike-bj8sk 4 роки тому +4

    Not only the shadows at 7:50 but the climbing vines on the right section of the building have a gap that is exactly the same

  • @aaronstremmel
    @aaronstremmel 4 роки тому +2

    I have a minor in photography. The photos were taken by long-exposure. Anything that moves would not have shown up. Artists still use this technique today to get city photos with empty streets... Back then, the shutter would just be left open, and aperture stopped down. There were no high speed shutters. As for the architecture, I have no clue, there's a similar hospital in my small town of Canton Illinois. In Peoria, illinois part of the old hospital is still visible, they added on. The stonework on the older parts seems too advanced, but so beautiful and smooth.

  • @samgcrazychickenlady3041
    @samgcrazychickenlady3041 4 роки тому +8

    This topic is endlessly fascinating.

  • @willbarks3078
    @willbarks3078 4 роки тому +1

    It is subjects like this that tarnish the integrity of the good work done on this channel. JMO...

  • @BadnfluenceNZ
    @BadnfluenceNZ 4 роки тому +11

    That hospital just had a really consistent gardener 😅

    • @rockers7889
      @rockers7889 4 роки тому

      Chauncey Gardner alias Peter Sellers

  • @randyj508
    @randyj508 4 роки тому +9

    Check for tartarian geopolymer in the stones in the buildings

    • @Americansikkunt
      @Americansikkunt 8 місяців тому

      How?
      My brother just asked if we could examine/test the building material….
      But for what?

  • @jessenghauser1274
    @jessenghauser1274 4 роки тому +2

    I live in Ohio and we have a ton of these pre 1900s buildings. But I just noticed I went to research after this video and Music hall in Cincinnati was built in 1878, massive building with multiple huge antennas. But none are on it today an it looks very modern now due to recent renovations. Check it out... Cincinnati music hall 1878 to now also check out Cincinnati union terminal

  • @chriss8474
    @chriss8474 4 роки тому +2

    Fully catching on to the ole Mudflood stuff now ;) Peace Out!

  • @maryjordan7957
    @maryjordan7957 4 роки тому +10

    As for the photoshopping of the cars into the the front of the hospital, the more convincing thing that doesn't change from photo to photo is the ivy on the walls. I guess I always figured they had photographers come out early on Sunday mornings, so as to not get people in the way, because they still needed to do long exposures, and moving people would have been a blur in the photos.

    • @judyofthewoods
      @judyofthewoods 4 роки тому +1

      Exactly. Hence the virtually horizontal shadow - early morning, no people.

    • @bundydryandlime
      @bundydryandlime 4 роки тому

      Yes on the ivy and also the notch or defect in the front hedge

  • @AgathaVelvet
    @AgathaVelvet 4 роки тому +24

    Bring on the hidden history. ⚡👍

  • @KKP-
    @KKP- 4 роки тому +5

    There weren’t a lot of full grown trees around these buildings either,
    Some had no other building or farms around them. A very fascinating subject

  • @maryjordan7957
    @maryjordan7957 4 роки тому +6

    There are so many beautiful large brick buildings in the small towns here in Wisconsin. Mostly town-halls built by the German communities. Some are/were very ornate. Really built to last. Unfortunately, many of the lovely buildings, even as far north as Duluth, have been torn down.

  • @TheSHOP411
    @TheSHOP411 4 роки тому +2

    I used to work at Charity Hospital in New Orleans. The architecture in that hospital and the sheer size would blow your mind. To bad the idiots that were in control after Katrina decided to board it up and build a modern hospital right next door.

  • @will_of_europa
    @will_of_europa 3 роки тому

    KEEP THESE COMING! This is quite fascinating!

  • @olivier-pierredebelmont.3630
    @olivier-pierredebelmont.3630 4 роки тому +9

    We are the privileged witnesses of a profund change in our society,unfortunately for the worst

  • @sergpie
    @sergpie 4 роки тому +3

    Romanesque (particularly first Romanesque), Gothic, Byzantine, Norman and Lombard architecture all experienced a huge surge in popularity from about the 1860s on in Europe, and about the 1870s in the New World, and were the fruit of cultural, artistic, and literary tastes of the times; add “Revival” after any of those and you’ll have their respective categories today if you’re interested in checking-out other examples and researching them.
    There are quite a few floor plans and construction photos I’ve seen here locally for some of these buildings built in the era.

  • @noavailableoptions3163
    @noavailableoptions3163 4 роки тому +21

    Getting it ready for another reverse via a reset.

  • @davidverm4565
    @davidverm4565 4 роки тому +21

    The lack of people may be due to the use of pinhole cameras , they hove no lense and require very long eg 30sec exposure times, hence anyone moving may appear ghostly or not at all. In WW1 the Marconi radio was used ,also crystal radio receivers were , I think available. They require no power to receive a signal , but do need metallic receivers to power the crystal, perhaps these are the poles on top. Overall very interesting and mysterious, thanks David, love from LAND OF AUSSIE

    • @emton1716
      @emton1716 4 роки тому +2

      The camera issue was resolved in the 1850's sorry to blow up your bubble.

    • @buteos8632
      @buteos8632 4 роки тому +1

      @@emton1716 Take it easy, he just made a suggestion! This is a cordial audience here, you can relax 😉.

    • @SR-iy4gg
      @SR-iy4gg 4 роки тому

      @@buteos8632 Calm down, buddy. Nobody here is upset.

  • @bettyjanefelts
    @bettyjanefelts 4 роки тому +1

    I absolutely love this. Those pictures are amazing.

  • @MrBarefootBarry
    @MrBarefootBarry 4 роки тому +20

    Maybe you would like to check out "Seacliff Hospital" South Island, New Zealand, keeping in mind NZ was first settled in 1840

    • @shelliegustafson7768
      @shelliegustafson7768 4 роки тому +6

      You reminded me of the Cliff House baths just off of SF.
      Amazing history & story there.

    • @BadnfluenceNZ
      @BadnfluenceNZ 4 роки тому +4

      Christchurch Dunedin Oamaru south island has heaps going on

    • @salpiazza3127
      @salpiazza3127 4 роки тому +1

      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seacliff_Lunatic_Asylum

    • @Ashleypogbalm
      @Ashleypogbalm 4 роки тому

      @@BadnfluenceNZ where?

    • @salpiazza3127
      @salpiazza3127 4 роки тому

      @@Ashleypogbalm in New Zealand

  • @molliejonte2732
    @molliejonte2732 4 роки тому +2

    I love the way you really examine the architecture It is unreal that there are no people.

  • @huwhitegirl
    @huwhitegirl 4 роки тому +6

    Some very interesting things surrounding the mud floods

  • @bdc211
    @bdc211 4 роки тому +24

    there is houses in tiny galesburg illinois as big as these...

  • @shotgunpsycho
    @shotgunpsycho 4 роки тому +6

    UA-cam is scrubbing "MUD FLOOD" search results!!!

  • @riatimmermans5177
    @riatimmermans5177 4 роки тому

    Great digging in the dirt . Thanks for share.

  • @joshuayow4653
    @joshuayow4653 4 роки тому +1

    I had this conversation with my step dad. He claimed sun glasses were not invited until 1980s, I pulled up sun glass brands from the 20s, than he showed off pictures of people carrying what he claimed was "cell phones" but really that were hand held Cristal radios. This went on for a bit. He was so pissed twords the end. 😂

  • @pinam27
    @pinam27 4 роки тому +4

    It is a different building. The original is next to it in the rear. Look closely, same 3 top windows and the chimney is the same. They built a new building and attached it where the entrance of the original was.

    • @asb3pe
      @asb3pe 4 роки тому

      Yep good catch, you're correct - which kinda proves that that brick building was constructed between the time of the first photo and the time of the second photo which I believe he said was "less than twenty years". Of course we still have to trust the photos aren't photoshopped but it just goes to show we need to be careful with our analysis of the past, odd as it all is, not everything is unexplainable, just most of it is. :-)

  • @jackieroberts6316
    @jackieroberts6316 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you.

  • @rhondajohnson494
    @rhondajohnson494 4 роки тому

    Excellent work brother. Yep, you are right on point. I live in Col. OH, and i'm just amazed at the mudflood building that are around. Downtown is 'flooded' No pun intended with them. I wish I could have seen the train station, but as you state it was torn down in '76. They have a plaque in it's memory. But looking at those pics. it took up multiple blocks. Some of the streets downtown now have the old brick pavement roads. There is a street name broad that is literally lined with buildings from MINIUM 1800's. As well as neighborhoods that still have the homes from those time periods....BTW, never seen original pics of Mount Carmel Hospital. I don't believe it was a hospital either. And what's weird is the hospital today carries that name and guess what, had a MAJOR scandal where a doctor was killing patients....Gives me the willies....here's the link. www.cnn.com/2019/12/20/us/husel-nurses-sue-hospital/index.html Great Work as Usual!!!! Peace and Love

  • @chrywelch
    @chrywelch 4 роки тому

    Chattanooga's original mason lodge was amazing and built around these dates. The stone masons were amazing at their building during then..they still had their knowledge from grandparents from Europe

  • @cleangreen6139
    @cleangreen6139 4 роки тому +2

    I love the channel but confused by these videos ... have you Toured Biltmore house? A Much bigger and elaborate building and done with great documentation.

  • @jeffcummins3120
    @jeffcummins3120 4 роки тому +10

    Explain what you think is going on and who is doing it and why, please...

    • @shoshanafox727
      @shoshanafox727 4 роки тому

      Check out jon levi channel on UA-cam. He explains it very well.

    • @jeffcummins3120
      @jeffcummins3120 4 роки тому

      @@shoshanafox727 thank you, I checked some of his vids. Still raises more questions. Like what does the future hold?

  • @davidswanson5436
    @davidswanson5436 4 роки тому

    The talent that left Europe is evident in our capabilities. I think you point out a change in architecture and usability. Sad to loose so much.

  • @mrrojogobin4987
    @mrrojogobin4987 4 роки тому +2

    You should get out on ebay or other antique photography sites & start looking for early/antique glass negatives, land marks are a big part of early photography

  • @marywright4934
    @marywright4934 4 роки тому +1

    Very fascinating I love your videos

  • @susanowens1028
    @susanowens1028 4 роки тому +1

    The photography of the era 1860s mostly allowed for images of objects not moving due to linger exposures. Might be one reason you see no people.

  • @thenewyorkredneck4735
    @thenewyorkredneck4735 4 роки тому +13

    They always demolish the most beautiful structures

    • @Seoshinawi
      @Seoshinawi 4 роки тому +1

      Same thing happened in Sweden in the 60/70s. Grand beautiful buildings destroyed on a massive scale to raise the soulless concrete eye-sores of that time.

    • @asb3pe
      @asb3pe 4 роки тому +1

      I believe it is because the beautiful old architecture is literally the only link to whatever glorious past this realm called earth experienced, and I believe they intentionally destroy these buildings as soon as they can come up with any excuse to do so. I've noticed "war" seems to be one of the preferred excuses, and we fall for it every time. War gives the "best bang for the buck" when it comes to destroying vast swaths. It explains why the allies firebombed Dresden long after it had strategic value since the war was essentially over... Dresden being one of the most fascinating cities of all the glorious examples of the prior civilization's architectural splendor... somehow it got missed over the five years of the second world war, so despite the obvious question of "why did we do that to those poor innocent residents?", they went ahead and did it anyway without any real reason. This research has now, in my humble opinion, provided the answer for Dresden firebombing... and by extension of the argument, for ALL wars. The intent is to destroy architecture, and they do not care how many soldiers or even innocent humans die in the process. Pure evil, whatever conquered the past... we're seeing it still today, that evil, on a global scale.

    • @thenewyorkredneck4735
      @thenewyorkredneck4735 4 роки тому

      @@asb3pe I 100% agree.
      That is one of my theories of why they want war with Iran so badly.
      Their ancient architecture is beyond impressive.
      I saw a building made in the desert that collects water in the morning and Vedas it into a cistern.
      I believe it was around 4k years old if i recall

  • @rockers7889
    @rockers7889 4 роки тому +2

    Would love to see you and FEB Martin do a live stream show ???

  • @apaulinaria
    @apaulinaria 4 роки тому +2

    It looks like the first tiny hospital is the one to the right in later pictures. So the new larger one is a new building.

  • @gypsypath1
    @gypsypath1 4 роки тому

    I think maybe the second photo of the Mount Carmel hospital is taken from the other side of the building. Look at the fences in both photos. So the first photo, where you comment that it’s weird to bring patients up steps to get in, could be an entrance either administrative offices or deliveries, whereas the street-level entrance shown in the other photo would be where they would receive patients.
    This would also explain the facade differences of the front was more elaborate than the back.

  • @et6493
    @et6493 4 роки тому

    I have witness multiple examples of highly exquisite examples of architecture you have presented. In the City of New Orleans.

  • @marcusrhodes1318
    @marcusrhodes1318 4 роки тому

    In this age of 'instant' and digital everything, almost no one remembers anything about the way photography and photographers worked just 50 years ago. 'Architectural' photography used to be as specialized a field as aerial photography. And Architectural photographers regularly employed long-exposure techniques which make all fast-moving objects, like people, disappear. This they would combine with short-exposure images, using their considerable 'dark room' expertise, to incorporate people, horses, etc., when/where desired for scale. But, of course, 'discovering' things like mud-floods is much more fun.

  • @JamesCrouchX
    @JamesCrouchX 4 роки тому +1

    I think trips into the the courthouses is warranted. You should be able to come up with original documents for some of the plans. Old maps etc. Libraries have old documents NOT ONLINE. I've slid out some amazing drawers over the years.

  • @jameswilliamson4855
    @jameswilliamson4855 4 роки тому +5

    I live in 4th generation
    Tavern 120 yrs old
    Shingles are still good.
    Your are. Correct

  • @XDamainI
    @XDamainI 4 роки тому +1

    Hi dave. Not really related but I think it might be something worth taking a look at. I am using Windy for this one but I am seeing very high concentrations of NO2 and SO2 levels in strange areas around north america. I overlayed them with google earth. These areas are forest farms, farm fields, industry holding areas but they are emitting about as much emissions or higher as downtown new york. This is happening in off hours or during the weekend. I can't find anymore information on it, there is no change in the air quality index, no news of fires or anything that could explain it. Something is being burned in large amounts, I became aware of it just a few days ago, when the skies over me in the afternoon were as red as the evening skies normally are.

  • @theScrupulousBerserker
    @theScrupulousBerserker 4 роки тому

    Love the work you do in this field.. EXCELLENT job & your takes are on point! 🤝💯

  • @mistersolarpv
    @mistersolarpv 4 роки тому +1

    What about Stadium High School in Tacoma WA. Literally a massive castle turned into a high school. Absolutely beautiful

  • @roberthcarter18
    @roberthcarter18 4 роки тому +1

    At time 3:30 the section of the building to the left is the later addition. If you look at the window count ground floor the section to the right has the 4x3x4 windows of the original.

  • @highlandhunter7960
    @highlandhunter7960 4 роки тому +1

    Those side by side photos, it's not just the shadows. The plants are exactly the same. Yes they can be trimmed, etc but after 20 years there should be some difference, but they are identical. Though in the highest window below the tower, in the first pic its closed and open in the second. I would agree it's the same photo though.

  • @yarrlegap6940
    @yarrlegap6940 4 роки тому

    Thank you for the video - and the exploration of memory lane ... I've added a few comments to 'clue' in on how to explain these photos ... but please don't take that as criticism.

  • @colincrisp1592
    @colincrisp1592 4 роки тому +9

    I think we have been lied to cheers

  • @TheFinnmacool
    @TheFinnmacool 4 роки тому +4

    Jon Levi has been covering this topic for two years or more.

    • @nobodymatters3294
      @nobodymatters3294 4 роки тому

      What topic? As long as I have watched this channel I have no idea what he is eluding to!

    • @martinliedtkeFEB67
      @martinliedtkeFEB67 4 роки тому

      4 years i been on this Finn...just saying.

  • @nickkitchener6155
    @nickkitchener6155 4 роки тому

    Bear in mind that in 1884 George Eastman developed a new type of photographic film that was stable and portable. In 1885 it was commercially available, and in 1888 they released the first Kodak camera which really kicked off amateur photography.
    The "Brownie" camera was released in 1900, selling for $1

  • @homesteaddiary958
    @homesteaddiary958 4 роки тому +2

    Long time subscriber. I usually understand what you’re getting at, but I’m lost on this one. Please explain how this pertains to what’s going on now.

    • @Seoshinawi
      @Seoshinawi 4 роки тому +2

      That maybe there was a reset back in time allready, lost knowledge, history rewritten. Same that is about to happen now with "the great reset". Maybe 2-3 generations from now, our technology and advancements are missing. No one old enough left to say what was. People will be looking at our ruins and think "something is way off..." And the cycle continues as long as the cabal operates in the shadows.

  • @royalpitamamma
    @royalpitamamma 4 роки тому

    You should see the armory in St. Louis from 1905, it's amazing

  • @bbruce995
    @bbruce995 4 роки тому

    the building construction photos are usually inside the buildings, also they cleared the streets to take the photos, these were not phone cameras, these were photos that took time to set up and have done properly , also in the negative rooms they can change and clean up the photos , just go back to the days of coloring old black and white films

  • @backyardsounds
    @backyardsounds 4 роки тому

    All one has to do is visit the archives and pull out old blue prints. I've done it. Lots of the carvings were made by master craftsman here but sometimes it would be commissioned and brought over from Europe.

  • @dot4573
    @dot4573 4 роки тому +1

    Excellent work ❤

  • @heyokaseeds6397
    @heyokaseeds6397 4 роки тому +2

    Thank you! Things are looking up! Most Honorable times 🌲🎅🌲

  • @gumpus2975
    @gumpus2975 4 роки тому +1

    old photos required long exposure times, typically on plates not film. For a person to have shown up in one, they would need to stand still for a minute or 2 while the picture was taken. I like to go down the mudflood rabbithole from time to time, but the lack of people in these pictures is easily explained.

  • @Fnord23Gnosis
    @Fnord23Gnosis 4 роки тому +4

    David's onto it. Love his work.
    Not just the Americas. It was a world empire.
    Tartary or Tartaria as it is called.
    Great UA-cam channel called THE BLUE has a video that's 3.5hrs long called Aether.
    Conspiracy R US and Jon Levi are also good channels.
    The work of Anatoly Fomenko covers all of this.

  • @Caden715
    @Caden715 4 роки тому

    The Knoxville hospital must have been built 20 plus years before that picture was taken,because that vine growing on it takes a long time to cover the front of a build that large.

  • @stephenc6245
    @stephenc6245 4 роки тому

    Appreciate your research...I'm definitely looking at our history differently

  • @KKP-
    @KKP- 4 роки тому +3

    Are the lightening rods leftovers from the time they had Tesla free energy time ?

  • @olivebella27
    @olivebella27 4 роки тому +2

    On the Knoxville hospital photos, check the silhouette of the tree on the far left of the images, they are identical, same leaf pattern, tree didn’t grow in the supposed decade plus between photos.

  • @mrnobody5381
    @mrnobody5381 4 роки тому

    These hospitals had the insane inside. It was more like a prison really. I explored one as a teenager, came across a "fever inducement chamber". A small lockable sauna bed. You would lay down and they would close you inside this coffin like box. That box is what i came across in a basement of the main building. Now, people live their. Yuppies took it over, renovated, and sold very expensive apartments. Needless to say it was known to be haunted before they fixed it up. Tunnels underground used to move patients around, so you never see them above ground really.

  • @WyomingGuy876
    @WyomingGuy876 4 роки тому

    Exposure time for cameras during those time periods is the clue. Early cameras took several minutes to expose the plates, later on by the 1920s it was several seconds. People would have to be standing still in order to have a non blurry image of them to show up. Photographers were looking for as much of a pristine photo as they could take so they ensured they would take a photo that contained no motion. They simply didn't want blurry people or cars or carriages spoiling their photograph.

  • @adanactnomew7085
    @adanactnomew7085 4 роки тому +1

    4:52 Its a low resolution photo obviously you cant see the flagpoles. And even if they took the flagpoles down that's not a conspiracy

  • @sabrasandee543
    @sabrasandee543 4 роки тому +1

    So David, what is the Mud Slide stuff you are talking about?
    And, are you saying those Buildings were labeled incorrectly or were built very long ago ...???

    • @shoshanafox727
      @shoshanafox727 4 роки тому

      I recommend jon levi UA-cam channel for good background on reset, tartaria and mudflood.

  • @Plasticflyer2112
    @Plasticflyer2112 4 роки тому

    Thank you for this

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  • @yarrlegap6940
    @yarrlegap6940 4 роки тому

    Other factors: Windows and stick built construction and common utilities we know today were under development. Translation: many elements would be abandoned or demolished as new additions were added to incorporate new techniqes. Everything - from framing, plaster, windows, finishings, etc. all changed. About the only thing that didn't was bricks. ... And yes - I live in an 1893 home - square nails and all - I could write a book on what I've had to replace.

  • @larrywiley1804
    @larrywiley1804 4 роки тому

    Ok, I guess I came into the middle of the conversation...but what are you getting at? The photos and dates are intriguing. The "antennas " and the hospital that looks like a fort. The armory that looks like something from Europe.

  • @marcmason2480
    @marcmason2480 4 роки тому +1

    Some of those hospitals look like ancient castles

  • @BambuSouljaBlessUP
    @BambuSouljaBlessUP 4 роки тому +1

    great work thank you !

  • @AlbertaFreeThinker
    @AlbertaFreeThinker 4 роки тому +17

    In simulation theory history would not be written until it is needed. Keep it up you might get to manifest your theory as ‘actual’ history.

    • @sourwes0001
      @sourwes0001 4 роки тому +6

      That would actually explain alot of Mandela effects. Hmmmm...

    • @SR-iy4gg
      @SR-iy4gg 4 роки тому

      @@sourwes0001 If the Mandela effect is real, why wouldn't everyone experience it? I've heard of many and haven't experienced any of them. I never heard about Nelson Mandela dying years ago. In fact, I remember seeing him with his then-wife Winnie in photos from time to time and hearing about them divorcing and his remarriage. I remember Berenstain being spelled with an a as a child. In fact, I still have many of my old Berenstain Bears books, and sure enough, they are all spelled with an a!

  • @BobBarkerHeretictoScientism
    @BobBarkerHeretictoScientism 4 роки тому +2

    My question is, if this was so recent in history, why hasn't this been passed down in oral tradition? If so, do we just have amnesia, or am I missing something?

    • @flickchick0617
      @flickchick0617 4 роки тому +3

      “Orphan trains”, mysterious arrivals at World’s Fair Expositions... there was a “Reset” sometime in the early-mid 1800s after which new populations were brought in from... somewhere. The incredible amount of insane asylums during this period were used to deal with people experiencing breaks with reality and extreme cognitive dissonance. Indoctrination can explain away memories as nothing more than fanciful imagination or lies. But our history and culture have been systematically destroyed, leaving little room for dissent of action or even thought.

  • @IlkkaFriman
    @IlkkaFriman 4 роки тому +2

    And the vanilla sky. 🙄😆

  • @ca1492bob
    @ca1492bob 4 роки тому

    Not sure if this helps with dating that hospital in Tn. at the 6:33 min mark, but the vines growing on the build took many years to happen.

  • @Ashleypogbalm
    @Ashleypogbalm 4 роки тому +1

    What is your hypothesis?

  • @margaretcreamer
    @margaretcreamer 4 роки тому

    Thanks!

  • @thesnootypups6568
    @thesnootypups6568 4 роки тому

    The columns were considered victorian. You might check out Illinois architecture. I live in a 1910 arts and craft victorian. I have columns in my foyer and on my fireplace. Bloomington, il has alot of different kinds architecture from 1880 to 1915 architecture. My orginal owner was a freemason. Pillsbury was the architect he did a tremendous amount of work for dieing at 30.

  • @dantheman9135
    @dantheman9135 4 роки тому

    ThankQ

  • @xhangbhat7263
    @xhangbhat7263 4 роки тому

    David, you tripper, all is easily explained. Don't go down this road, your other work will suffer.

  • @lynickes2133
    @lynickes2133 4 роки тому

    These Greek and Gothic revival styles of architecture were all the rage from 1840 thru 1880. The ornate columns, classic Greek key designs and castellations. (You can see similar design elements virtually any cemetery with sections of the same time period). It is thought that the reasons for this movement toward Greek Revival was the fascination with archeological studies making press around this time, Greece's war for independence (1821-1830) that was supported by the relatively newly independent US and that Democracy was a very Greek ideology. As times change architecture falls out of fashion and changes are made. As far as the photos not having people/cars and the like that could have been early photoshopping.

  • @margieelmore3917
    @margieelmore3917 4 роки тому

    Wow, love the history & stuff u point out. So true, i definatly see it! Dont think i woulda otherwuse! Fasinating! They've been foolin us a lot more than we realize for sure.....

  • @ofthewoods963
    @ofthewoods963 4 роки тому +1

    You sound like you’ve been watching Martin Leidtke!!!

  • @waitingandlearning
    @waitingandlearning 4 роки тому +1

    The ivy hasn't even changed in it's growth in 20+ years; the gaps are the exact same!

  • @rockleamarina5233
    @rockleamarina5233 4 роки тому +2

    The hospital in the second photo has been extended, the original building is to the right of the newer building.

  • @MARILYNANDERSON88
    @MARILYNANDERSON88 4 роки тому

    The 'global liquification event' may not require water flooding as most people envision. Liquification also occurs due to high intensity vibration, that is the soil can turn to 'quicksand' due to the earth shaking, such as an earthquake, explosion, or global disruption in momentum.

  • @TheNakedTruthTube
    @TheNakedTruthTube 4 роки тому +3

    7:23 how can it be the same photo if the window is open in 1920 and not in 1907
    as for mt. carmel, it appears that the original building can be seen on the right of image...they built another building

  • @albatross8361
    @albatross8361 4 роки тому

    Those 'motorcycles' are gyrocars. Gyroscopically-balanced transport was a thing from maybe as early as the 1890s through to the 1930s, including monorails and cars. Louis Brennan (inventor of the wire-guided torpedo) patented a gyroscopically-balanced monorail in 1903, and built a working prototype which even had Winston Churchill as a passenger. In the 1907 novel 'The War in the Air', HG Wells envisioned a cross-Channel Brennan monorail. The technology did not so much fail as dwindle away as its original enthusiasts died off. Gyrocar projects continue to appear, but remain bedeviled by their relative complexity compared to conventional 2- and 4-wheeled vehicles.