Atlanta-Empire City of the Old-World
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- #tartaria #oldworld #atlanta
An exploration of Atlanta, Georgia a city that came about as a railroad stop that rapidly grew to become a state capital. Georgia was one of the original colonies and first admitted states. Why build a railroad terminus point in an existing town when you can put it in the middle of the countryside and build a city around it?
#tartaria #oldworld #atlanta
I worked on the I-20 I-75/85 interchange near the capital building back in the 80's. Whenever we would dig down to put in a new bridge foundation we would hit burned down Atlanta about 8' to 10' down. The charred area was generally 3' to 4' thick. After work I would climb down in the hole and dig around the burned out area. Although there was some wood and metal, glass was the main thing that survived. I found a lot of hand blown ink wells, chemical bottles and jugs. I found a few bent and twisted rifle receivers along with a cannonball or two and quite a bit of grape shot. Very interesting finds down there.
Amazing.
Fascinating. Thanks for sharing that.
With the sudden proliferation of A.I. generated videos here on UA-cam I have to say it is very refreshing to watch a video that was put together and narrated by a genuine human being. Well done!
The flatiron building in Atlanta was actually built 5 years prior to the one in New York. 1897 in Atlanta, 1902 in New York.
Another terrific video! Thanks for your work. I never knew of the 1895 World’s fair in Atlanta before. Excellent find.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much.
Thank you as always, for not just taking us all on an exploration of America's finest cities and architecture, but enlightening us on the _mysteries_ behind them.. 😉
One thing about the theaters is that you feel differently inside them. This is due to a feature known as Schumann resonances.
I am totally WOW’d at the FOX theater 😮!!!!!!
Love fox theatre, saw Megadeth there in the 90s!
Underground Atlanta was definitely part of the Old World, way back when I was there I didn’t know what was going on.
@dkeenum - It sure was. I was a regular at Dante's Down The Hatch back in the day. Always thought underground was such a unique place. I wish I had had my eyes open back in the 1970s about all this Old World stuff!
I have been to the Fox Theater many times, Beautiful interior design, the sky part of the ceiling had moving stars and clouds
Old world building for sure. Would love to go there.
Corrections:
In this video many of the interior shots (sun ceiling, organ over the entrance) of the Fox Theatre you used are NOT of the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. You must have mixed up photos of Fox Theatres in other cities.
Also, the Flatiron Building in Atlanta (originally the English-American Building) was NOT patterned after the famous Flatiron in NYC as that one was built 4 years after the Atlanta Flatiron was erected in 1897.
@@themeophilethe flatiron sat at the junction of (I believe it was) peachtree and west peachtree. When I was a kid I attended the sacred heart church which was literally across the street from that building. I would marvel at the design and ancient appearance of the structure. I hated that it was torn down, I think some podunk structures and open area occupies that space now. Planned removal.
Sorry, but the Flatiron (English-American Building) was built and still stands at the corner of Peachtree, Poplar, and Broad Streets; it’s at least half a mile south of Sacred Heart Basilica, a church I attended just yesterday. The Basilica stands at the corner of Peachtree and Central. Perhaps you’re confusing the Flatiron with another triangle-shaped building that was across Central from Sacred Heart: the Francis Hotel, which was torn down decades ago. Truist Plaza stands there now. Hope this info helps.
Thank you for this thorough and, dare I say, loving exploration of Atlanta. I graduated from Georgia Tech, and I currently reside in Marietta. No other channel has given this city the attention she deserves. I'm honestly a bit choked up.
One of my very favorite cities in the U.S.
Hello from Kennesaw!
You should see all the underground in Atlanta. Strange.
@@susanholbrook4185 I will be on the ground soon.
Also of note, Terminus was a the name of a Roman God. I grew up in Marietta and Seattle and Atlanta have something in common: an underground!
They made all the bricks in Georgia since most of Georgia is clay soils. We also have massive outcroppings of granite and marble. I was born in Atlanta (1960’s) as was my mom (1940’s), my mothers mother(1920’s), my dads mother(1915) and father(1910) too. Both sides of my family has been in Georgia since the late 1700’s to early 1800’s. My mom grew up close to the federal penitentiary and my dad grew up right next to ga tech. My dad used to swimming in the lake at Piedmont Park and his father worked at Atlantic Steel where Atlantic Station is now. My mom, grandmother and great grand parents frequently used the trolleys and I have pictures of them walking the streets of Atlanta in the late 1930’s to mid 1940’s. I remember walking the streets of Atlanta as a young child and the tallest building at that time was the Polaris restaurant or Blue Dome as we called it. We used to drive up Stone Mountain when I was a young child. Stone Mountain was used as a refuge for many Georgia residents during Sherman’s March to the sea. The refugees lived in boxcars at the base of Stone Mountain.
Interesting stuff! I haven't made it back to Atlanta in a long time. Is the old Polaris still there by any chance?
@@101st_AB Yes, I it is. I haven’t gone into the city since 2020. Too dangerous and crazy for me.
I loved going there until about 2012....after that..well....
@@causticchameleon7861 Thanks for your reply. Same here. I actually live in the western most part of Carroll County near the Alabama line. I haven't been to Atlanta in about 20 years.
I Love that you are looking into the faux history of our excavated railroads!
Towers - - Airships ? ?
That was my thought too. But also possible they were being used for signalling
I think the statue is the goddess Reason.
@@earlsciambrajr.841Lucifer. Look at that big ugly Statue of Liberty. ITS A MAN. Look at it.
@@Comakino Perhaps both! I always think of the photo of an airship by the Empire State Bldg. There must have been 1000s of these things about in the skies. Wonder what happened to them all, all destroyed.
I live in Georgia, and if you come to do an in depth look at Atlanta, I bet several of your subscribers would relish a meet up.
I've been to Underground Atlanta many times. The Masquerade music venue has moved there. I've played there with my band. There are tunnels all underneath and around the venue to get to the different parts of it. They have 3 different concert halls (Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell.).
I've also been to Stone Mountain several times. They have laser show on the mountain and a train that circumvents the mountain.
So much history and culture there. It's a fun city to visit if you enjoy the arts and live music.
You used to be able to take a train from Underground to Stone Mountain. I wish this was still an option!
@@microbios8586 oh wow! I've ridden the train at Stone Mountain. Was it that kind of train, or, MARTA?
@@ashleyhanks9608the track that circumvents the mountain was connected to either CSX or Southern rail systems, not sure who owned that piece of the pie, but it’s not related to Marta.
@@michaelwills1926 yes, it was a regular rail that connected Underground to Stone Mountain. Not MARTA
Do you believe chimneys were actually free energy air conditioning? For example, that entire city in the Middle East has buildings that seem to have chimney structures which function as a type of natural air cooling.
Look at the rapid demise of Atlantas major sports coliseums, the Omni opened in 1972 and demolished in 1997, the Georgia Dome opened 1997 and imploded in 2017, Mercedes Benz Stadium opened in 2017, will it survive only 20-25 years as well?
Probably!
The fox theater is a moorish temple just like the ones from Spain and the fact that you excluded this is disappointing especially if you're a history buff 😒
He may have left it for you to comment because it may be to controversial for the video. Obviously the point is there is more that meets the eye
@@J_Beazy223 yeah I'm starting to notice that with a lot of creators they'll tell you the origins but not the people and oft times they use the red haired fair skins as a placeholder though I think they also play a major role in pre history because even in America there were what we consider to be YT tribes present before the massive influx of interest from across seas.
You’re Carl impression was hilarious😂!!! Luv it!!!!!!! U rock!!
Stone mountain is where a tectonic plate is sticking up out of the ground. This is the reason why there is so many rock quarries in the south. All that marble work that you see at the buildings downtown, especially the government buildings, are all part of stone mountain. If you was to grab Stone mountain and pull get up, it would take georgia, alabama, parts of mississippi, parts of arkansas, tennessee, a small section of kentucky, the majority of the carolinas, and a good portion of Florida and the Gulf up with it.
Im a sucker for state capitalS TOO. Noticing that just about every city has the same beautiful buildings???
Fantastic, dinner and a show… thanks LA! 🏛
I live in Columbus and visit Newnan and Atlanta often. I'm amazed at all the old world buildings and don't believe they were built by people of our civilization living in shacks with no electricity and power tools, just carried them huge columns by horse n buggy, yea right!!
Atlanta native and been here all 44 years. Is cool to learn something new here!
The arcade has the same architecture as GUM (State Department Store) which is on the Red Square in my home town Moscow, Russia.
Maybe the towers and low windows was for natural cooling? Heat rises so allows cool, low air to be pulled through the building and out the top.
I see you did do a small section of the underground atlanta. I see a picture that has Dante's down the hatch going down the steps to the restaurant that had an alligator in a aquarium . This is an extremely small section of what was underground atlanta. I can remember going down there and driving around with my cousin's back in the 70s and early 80s. It was nowhere near this section of underground atlanta, you entered it off of Martin Luther King Jr Street where Decatur Street is. There was a bronze statue with a woman holding an eagle there. Actually it could have been a phoenix
@16:00 placing of the cornerstone. Yes rare to see construction. My time as an engineer. They're only going to place 4 of those stones in a day on a good day! Not to mention the specifics the stone has to meet before it's even placed.
Oglethorpe University .....could be interesting subject to explore! Very interesting architecture!
I went to school there....I would tell people in town where I was a student, and they had no clue it existed.
PIedmont park used to be a starfort. YOu can tell from an old aerial shot. The lakes used to be part of the moats
That's so interesting. Can you tell me specifically where to find a photo of that? I can't find one and would love to see that.
@18:44 I've never seen flames lean that far. Looks more like incoming fireballs. But either way, those chaps in front are sure relaxed about it. 26:00 the towers aren't "safe" because people would ask questions.
Atlanta became the "Empire City Of The South" after the Civil War as part of the "New South." We invented Coca-Cola after the war and hosted a Cotton Exhibition in 1895. Things were booming here in that time. We also built the first skyscraper in the Southeast.
Also, the "Flatiron Building" in Atlanta is actually OLDER than the more famous one in New York City. This is not a copycat construction of NYC. The Flatiron Building in Atlanta opened in 1897, while the famous, taller one in New York opened 5 years later in 1902. There are "Flatiron" Buildings in many cities around North America, including nearby Chattanooga, Tennessee and even Toronto, Ontario.
I have recently discovered these ideas, I'm super into it. I live in Atlanta, so I have some things to investigate. Thanks!
Have fun there is a lot more there than meets the eye.
I'm from Huntington, WV and there used to be a small arcade, glass ornate ceiling and all. I didn't realize at the time how unique it was.
Another type of structure that turns out to be a little more common that we were led to believe.
My great grandfathers worked on the railroads in Atlanta.
It was a similar mall like arcade downtown St Louis when I was a kid with the same end to end sky lights with parallel columns, floors, and balconies. It was called St Louis Centre.
"Balconies" are service platforms for maintenance, and loading unloading of whatever tech toys were used, before the 33 robbers' takeover in 1830-40s.
There are a couple that look like they were pulled right out of another land. Arcades are being featured in a video coming soon.
St Louis Center was a redevelopment of old buildings, they cut the floors out to make the open mall, even built a bridge over Washington Avenue to connect the old Famous Barr (Mayc’s) .. St Louis has tried to make comebacks in the 70’s, 80’s, 2000’s… it Always fails because of rampant crime, city officials corruption, poor public education… and a completely dysfunctional court system… the city’s population has plummeted from 1.5 million in the 1950 to 300,000 now…
Great video! Something interesting about the Atlanta Flatiron building is that it was actually constructed prior to the New York Flatiron building. Ik its very random but it caught my attention lol.
I had wanted to note major city bldg built during the Great Depression.. This art deco... built at the worse part 1930.. how did the people taxes fund them when times were so rough. Maybe it was rough only for the people and 'other people' did just fine rolling along gaining wealth. How many more city bldg were constructed at such despirate times
Thanks!
Thank you very much! I really appreciate that and glad you enjoyed it.
Not ONE SINGLE photo can be produced of anyone installing a single column of any of the 12 fairs of the days!!
It is difficult to find any imagery of real columns being installed anywhere at anytime. There is that really corny one from the St. Louis exploration and that is the only one I have seen.
That is insane in itself considering there are and were thousands of thousands seen from exteriors to interiors! This alone is proof to me. lol @@Restitutor_Orbis_214
Don't be surprised when suddenly previously unavailable imagery starts cropping up in the coming weeks. ;)
LOL....Already waiting for the fabrication to start! lol@@Restitutor_Orbis_214
Originally from NYC but now in Florida. Any chance we get to come up there to visit we do. Love the history. Particularly drawn to Decatur where we stay. There's something about that neighborhood that we love can't really describe why.
The "idle hands, idle minds" ethose could have also been used at the time as a means of keeping crime low through continuous employment of the men. Working hours upwards of 80hrs/week were not unheard of in the 19th and earyly 20th centuries, especially where literal manpower for labor was concerned.
In the modern context, with so many people vegged out on their phones... it really is a case of idle hands, idle minds.
The old prison and jail in Atlanta was across the street from the Capital. The tower shown was the Hanging Tower for executions. I remember my Dad talking about this in the 1950’s. I have seen the tower many times
Why do it in a tower??
@@Comakinothat’s about as public as you can get🤔
Dramatic closing view?
Hey friend , I'm so grateful I stumbled upon your videos, awesome topics and presentation, I can definitely see how you have a hands up on most other community channels with your professional background in education, but used in the "real education" context 😉
Thanks and welcome!
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 in 5 years I'm gonna be arguing with my friends, "I'm telling ya ! Lucious responded directly to my message“
the carl sagan action figure & comedy bit was funny
YESSSSSSS!!!! Thanks brother! I’m gonna watch this tonight when I can give it my undivided attention and I will comment more then!
Please do!
Very Kool my brahda. Keep up the great work!
Thanks! Will do!
Hi me again.... Destroyed by fire?!...You have mentioned and demonstrated this in photos so often before,. Interesting how often fire destroys cities. How convenient. Most recent. Maui comes to mind. UK doesn't get destroyed by fire this often. Wild fires are an issue elsewhere I know, But what makes American cities burn to destruction so readily? Is it building materials,? Layout? Certain peoples will? Evil forces or what?
It depends on what account you go with, there were more varied forms of destruction across the lands. I suspect the destruction is as simple as the will of certain people being carried out. However, how that came to be is much more complicated.
People worked harder, but they didn’t have electricity, so imagine doing all that interior work by candlelight!😂
They also try to claim that's why they had such large windows because it seems the sun was omnipresent back then too. ;)
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 as many of these buildings that burned down do to a cow kicking over a lantern into a bushel of hay, you would think it would of happened at least once midway thru construction, with all those donkeys they had hauling bricks! Surely one of them lost control at least just once.
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 Grove Arcade Asheville NC up in the mountains 3 hrs north of Atlanta
Check out Asheville High school. Small mountain town with massive High School
Unrelated to ATL (sorry) but one of the biggest contradictions in early construction I've seen is how the beach by the World's fair in Chicago was fully paved with bricks and cement before the fair and yet a document from that time says it was done for the fair or during those buildings' construction. It's like 5 miles of paved coastline in 1880 or something like that which is insane.
Fulton County has been the center of much activity lately, interesting.
U crack me up with that Carl business 😂❤ from London uk
An inspiring video, all together with the city that seems to be a many splendored thing, like for instance the Chimney/Smokestack Capital of the USA. I can see why the Devil went to Georgia now. 😎 Who knows what really happened during that so-called Civil War... By Golly, those theater columns etc.are breathtaking.
I haven't quite seen that detail before to that extent on those columns.
Another amazing video brother you know you should check out Hamilton Ohio they have a whole underground there's a office building with like lawyer's offices in it but it goes like four stories underground you can walk down there and you can see that there's halls and Gates that lead off in all directions underneath the courthouse to go towards the river I mean besides that the courthouse is absolutely amazing old world I mean it looks like a Roman Greco freaking Hall of Justice or something with dude standing on top or an Indian on top but peace love and light another great video man keep up the good work
There are several underground levels. It would be so great to see them all in a new video!
I need to get back there and go from start to finish.
We are told that General Sherman burned Atlanta to the ground. However, photographic evidence of this destruction is conspicuously lacking. It seems like photographs taken back then focused on damaged railroads. However, we are told that these railroads were relatively new, having been constructed starting in 1840 and being only about 20 years old during the Civil War. It appears improbable that the destruction of a few very-new railroad crossings alone could result in the complete devastation of an entire city in such a short time frame. Maybe the "mud flood" event could have functioned as a reset for Atlanta during the Civil War by completely disrupting their electric steam-based technology. Additionally, the deliberate cutting of very old railroads might have led to severe supply line shortages. Such shortages could have triggered a massive battle for resources, where people had to fight for survival during this catastrophic event. This is what we now call the "Civil War". It happened more like the book "One Second After" describes, versus a fight over slavery. Every reset involves segregation of races and giving them a false history
Made me immediately think of ww2
Carl Sagan at the end it took me 2 hours to watch this 40 minute video. Love this
29:13 what an ominous photo... Yes there's something significant there or even deep down below
I did quite a bit of exploring Georgia in 2017, I wish i had the same eyes then as i do now. I've always been an architecture junkie and somewhat of a "conspiracy" theorist - long story short, i was staying just north of Marietta and decided to visit the Georgia Guide Stones, so i took all of the backroads to get there and i noticed one peculiar thing. There were GIANT red brick churches everywhere flanked by huge cemeteries. And when i say everywhere, i mean everywhere across the land, alot of times in uninhabited areas where the population didn't call for such grand churches or structures. It makes more sense to me now...
Ahhhhh - Chat Time With Carl - i wasn't sure if he would show his face in these parts again, seeimg how he is intellectually superior to us plebs. 😂😂😂
Yes that’s correct, they are all over the country side.
It's likely the pink granite that is available in large amounts in Georgia, there are even entire towns built of it. The granite from the area is world-renown as some of the best quality. Following the history of granite in Georgia alone takes you down a real fun path of exploration.
I noticed that too driving through those rural areas in GA brother Adam. I am probably going to allocate a month for GA alone on the ground in due time. Carl always has to remind us he can't just leave well enough alone. ;)
@@treyclyde Georgia is known as the granite state and they are very proud of their granite.. i noticed that the Guidestones placard even mentioned the granite was cut from a local quarry and all of their gravestones seemed to be of the highest quality granite as well.
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 I tell ya what, if GA wasn't such a complete police state I would move there, such beautiful countryside but totally ruined by the unbelievable police presence. When you do make that ground research, watch yourself in Cobb County (Marietta) or anywhere on the north side of ATL (75 &575) 🚔.
Sad how modern culture has turned this metro city into a hell hole.
My daughters go to GSU downtown and I hate dealing with the traffic getting in and out. I prefer to spend my time up in Kennesaw
The park @ 3:00 is not a park but Oakland Cemetery.
wait a minute! atlanta's flat iron building is older than new york's.
Yes, interesting the official account states that.
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 ah man i thought this was just a cool video about the history of atlanta but this is actually one of those nutjob tartar conspiracy videos, that's incredibly disappointing.
@@sudo_rm_vrf I find it quite exhilarating.
@@sudo_rm_vrfyou’ll find your comfortably conventional history vids somewhere else, this is not that place.
Maybe some buildings still harness the either iether
6:37 that is no soldier holding that rifle. Never have I seen a rifle used in such a manner.
Ding ding ding! Funny how far from the military it truly seems to be.
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 even if they were rag tag throw together militias, as they say many were, being farmers, etc “called to arms” to defend “their” country. Wouldn’t there be a day of “what not to do with this weapon? As you stated regarding that poser leaning directly in front of canon.
Officers and Soldiers supposedly photographed three years into a conflict that still do not seem to know the very basics.
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 very good point! Officers, like yo-yo in front of canon! The deconstruction of such great fallacies is in overdrive.
The Atlanta arcade kinda looks like the inside of a prison block.
Yes, or prisons were repurposed from similar buildings.
Love Georgia. Was waiting for long for some information. Always was puzzled with Atlanta's name.
They claim it is from the Atlantic railroad, I couldn't mention it and keep a straight face.
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 Evidently, the Atlantic Ocean name also comes from the Atlantic railroad.
Hilarious.
Thanks for covering the city of Atlanta as you said you would! However, I understand that you may not want to bring up RACE in your video but you should have point out to the Audience about how during this SameTime Georgia and most of the South had Colored / Negroes in Congress and General Assemblies during the 1860s-1890. Georgia had a Colored/Negro Senator in 1870 (Jefferson Hamilton Long) ( Republican). You had the Original 33 in Camilla, Ga. Who were the original 33 Colored/Negro Republicans elected to the Georgia Assembly in 1868. You also left out the ATLANTA MASSACRE of 1906! Where they (a mob of over 5,000) burned down downtown atlanta in an effort to destroy all of the successful Colored / Negro businesses killing men, woman , and children to include a luxury Colored /Negro barbershop dubbed the Crystal Palace(?)! Something is definitely not adding up my friend!
Yes the government and its nefarious powers had long planned racial strife as a way to control the minds and emotions of the population.
Fun fact: the Fox theater was set to be demolished, but Lynyrd Skynyrd did a live show there and promoted the hell out of it to save the fox from destruction. It's where their only live album and the best version of Freebird came from.
The reason why those windows run into the ground is because the downtown area is actually 15 ft above the original downtown area. If you go all the way down to the base of that building, you will see that there are another set of doors down there that are level with the original cobbled Street. This is what made underground atlanta. Underground Atlanta was a rough area for people who were not locals. It was a good place to go for a nefarious good time. The area of Atlanta that we consider to be underground Atlanta today, is a minuscule section of what once was underground Atlanta. The cobbled streets still exist in that miniscule area that we know as underground Atlanta today.
There is an arcade same layout in Providence Rhode Island standing today…
At 23:15 It is a hangar or similar building for technical maintenance of whatever craft they had before the pirates took over. The long balconies are basically platforms at three levels, to access bottom, mid and top sections of whatever craft was stored there. Shopping centre is for sheep, they repurposed building to entertain the mass of unwashed slaves who didn't remember anything.
@29:37 Georgia tech maybe they removed all the leaves so you could see the buildings better?! Various clock towers: would make sense if these were shrines. Noting many have an empty spot about big enough for a body, skull, rare book or similar RPG holy item. Fox Theaters these look like temples for sure, desecrated by superficiality, with the people out "foxed" if you will. Hollywood is full of occult symbols, I don't see why these wouldn't be. Fox movie company from the late 20s supposedly no relation to fox media company, from the 70s.
The ending with Mr Billions and billions gave me a giggle ;)
I’m not flowing what the narrator is “getting at”. What am I missing? Why doesn’t he come out and say it? “Idle hands idle minds”. “There’s more going on than meets the eye”. WTF?
I am not entirly sure either but I think it probably has something to do with the mudd flood theory.
some sort if conspiracy... idk either
Loveeed It!!!!❤
Many Old World Buildings are still on the Ga Tech Campus
I need to get back there on the ground.
“FOUNDED”, As in Found…Ed? 😉
Great Video!
I believe Lewis & Clark was search and destroy. Since Lewis did off himself. wrong.
Pretty funny how they all had different hats 👒🎩🎓⛑️🧢
Sorry off topic Lucius, but have you covered the Erie Canal yet?
In the Buffalo video.
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@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 yo man, you should have 100k subs... Rigged system!
Better question is how the heck do I have any?!?
I gotta say this is an AMAZING exploration! I’m so glad someone has eyes on Jasmines palace! Oops I mean the fox in Atlanta! Keep up the amazing work! You sir are a gentleman and a scholar and I bet you have many leather bound books!!!!!
I do and no one will destroy them! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you!!!! Theres a lot more here that makes me wonder whats really going on here. Sweetwater creek gives me lots of pause. What am i really standing on??
The map at 1:18 is wrong.
Milton county is were Forsyth county is on the map. The the early 1930s Georgia state legislature did away with Milton, Campbell counties and the small northwestern part of Dekalb to make Fulton county.
Map maker did layout the northern border of the city of Atlanta that was part of Dekalb county.
Now...Atlanta is just Chicago South. It USED to be a beautiful city with great suburbs...now that "Atlanta Cancer" has spread for many miles and ruined places like Roswell, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, etc.
I really, really wish I could debate any of this...but I cannot.
That fulton prison looks industrial to me. Amazing show i love seeing the things in other states eepecially like these...old world buildings and anomolies. 1st floor half buried windows were all the rage! Checks out .. sure..🤔
Indeed, you need a good, buried building to last.
Temporary buildings? Nothing here in UK was built for temporary. Buildings were built to stand for ever, and they still do... Again this is representative of the Hollywood mentality. Although I do realise that Hollywood didn't exist at this time. Who builds anything for temporary? Isn't mans very existence recognition
That is what I thought, even a tent endures even if it is mobile.
18:03 "Miss Freedom".
37:15 I don't think I looks like that any more since it's been closed.
You forgot the Swan house. Check that one out.
I did not forget anything, there are many more explorations scheduled for Atlanta.
@Restitutor_Orbis_214 i got a Kings couch from there. Mom did, but mine now
Dood ...dig it!
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another fantastic video....lol so the architect was born april 1878 and finished architecture school in 1897 at 19 years old and then immediately started designing these buildings......yea.....surprised he didn't have to go build a drug store in Alaska first🤣
Natural born architect!
The guy in the grey hat looked like Dwight Shrute from The Office
The towers served a purpose of either mooring or power transmission/reception or both. Our high school, hospital or library doesn't need towers to function.
The first capital of Georgia with Savannah 1776. I'm from Atlanta and I learned that in school. In Savannah was burnt down too. Milledgeville was not the first capital of Georgia. It was the fourth. Augusta was the second and Louisville was the third. Atlanta is the last
Excellent work!❤ Heard about you from Jon Levi.
Awesome! Thank you!
4 years for the capitals construction seems about right. Burj Khalifa took six.
Atlanta flat iron building was finished in 1897 and NYC flat iron was finished in 1902…
A lot of fight civil war in Conyers Ga. The soldiers went through that area
I understand that you’re trying to peer deeper into history, and find stories that are too often untold, but I don’t think I buy your premise. I think you put a lot of effort into your videos, and it shows, but perhaps your effort would be better used without relying on the presumption of a grand conspiracy to tell interesting stories.
You are welcome to do and think as you please. :)
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 and you absolutely are as well. Thank you for remaining cordial when I disagreed, it was a refreshing contrast to the discord we often see online. I wish you nothing but the best in your future endeavors.
The Statute represents the Blue Beam - at Mt Muru -
Surviving the last Apocalypse.
All of them do.
So Columbia - yes
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YT deleted my 2nd comment!
I knew they would.
Damn N-az-is
I can't believe you didn't find out about the arcade in downtown Nashville 🧐
It matches the origin of the Arcades, will feature it in that exploration.