Old World Albany
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- In this video we take a look at some of the old architecture in the New York State capital of Albany. Thank you for joining me.
Link to my conversation with Matthew Smith of @MarvelousOldWorld
• HH Richardson: The Hid...
Living in the tri-state area, which includes Albany, Schenectady and Troy, NY for the last 47 years, we still fortunately have a number if these glorious structures still standing. I remember cobblestone streets in my earlier years in the downtown areas and really enjoying the sound of the tires driving over them. The All Saint s cathedral is astounding! Attended a wedding there a few years back. There are still several armories, also. Schenectady has it's particular amazing structures such as the main post office, city hall, the Dutch reformed church, the stockade,ECT.....the rich history with the Iroquois is also very intriguing and various old texts referring to the "mohawk castles".....thank you for featuring Albany, NY! ❤️
Troy had that strange "college" that was a huge castle on the hill and it was there till the 70s yet nearly no photos at all.
I moved away 10 years ago and I have missed Albany ever since. I'm thinking of moving back.
55 years here!! Born on 2nd Ave.
Some of my absolute favorite videos... Thank you
Glad you like them!
"First we overlook evil, Then we permit evil. Then we legalize evil. Then we promote evil. Then we celebrate evil. Then we persecute those who still call it evil." Fr. Dwight Longenecker
“In the Last Days, Good will be called Evil and Evil will be called Good.” Are We There YET ?
I think we may be..
I think so
Yes, indeed,, it appears we are there.
God's Word unfolding as told in His Word.
Sounds like the democrats in America legalized Evil
10 years I was driving back an forth from Nj to Albany,passing by that beautiful castle!
My husband did the same only from Buffalo to Albany.
I've lived in Albany for all of my 74 years..
I was raised on a yellow brick street in one of the oldest parts of the city and when they dug up some of our waterpipes they were petrified wood and still carrying water. You said to give a shout out if one of us had a Great Grandfather on the construction crew of the massive State Education Building but actually it was my grandfather and his brother-in-law working on the crew. The story goes that My grandmom, and her sister would wheel the baby carriages carrying my dad and cousin over to the site daily to drop off the lunch pails.
The D&H Building on Broadway is really two buildings with an early city newspaper occupying half with a real fancy apartment in the tower and the other connected building was the D&H side. Just adjacent to it is the beautiful old Hudson River Dayline building.
The mystery church behind the Lion Block Market might be one of the early sites of First Lutheran Church on Howard (formally Luther St) directly behind and parallel to the Albany Savings Bank with the weird door on slanting State St. First Lutheran (My Church, celebrates 375 years in Albany tomorrow making it the oldest ELCA Lutheran Congregations in the America's and residing in the longest continuously chartered city in the United States.
I worked in The Alfred E Smith State Office building for many years, and it is an incredible place with enough history to fill a book including its construction and the moving of a multistory fully occupied Victorian apartment building off the site and across the street with only oxen and a treadmill several blocks downhill on Broadway.
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But were they building from the bottom up or were they fixing up old world buildings to try to make them look new again? The stories of moving enormous buildings to new locations seems a tall tale. People need to question why we cannot complete anything even close to these old world beauties even with our power tools, vehicles, and such.
My dad owned a small coffee shop on Grand st that was the only remaining part of Farmers Market. I went SUNYA ,lived above,worked at Chuckrows,a poultry distributor ( and local bookie). Moved when they tore it down for the arena. Had pictures of the Rainbow Room in the old Kenmore hotel and the vacant Union Station. Alot has changed, some for the better but those days of cheap beer at the Palais Royal on Jefferson bring back good memories.
Historic St. Mary’s is my church too from my fathers side. Your age suggests you would have known my relatives in “SmAlbany”
I have a school near me that added new buildings, they are bungalows made of plywood and other home depot trash. They are boxes. An eyesore.
do we live near , i have a screwl near me with tha same crap and it boasts a sign that states your tax dollars at work.
I know what you mean! Driving through towns, it is downright embarrassing what modern people have built.
One day I went to Home Depot over next to Westgate I needed a bathroom window sheet or curtain. They told me they don’t deal with bathroom windows because the projects and housing authority in Albany only have air vents in their bathrooms. Blew my mind, I only go to Lowes
Wow and thank you again.
Ive worked in and around so many of these buildings. My brother and I laugh at the mainstream narrative and constantly bring up the absurdity of it up to the locals. We have gotten some pretty crazy looks haha.
Love your coverage of NY! This place is a treasure trove of old world buildings
And not just Albany, I've been in tons of old world buildings all across NY. Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Utica.
It is surreal once you see the truth. I've been in modern buildings that are built like shit by red-nosed union alcoholics that are months to years behind schedule, using today's materials that are supposed to be better.
Ya I've done videos on those locations...incredible architecture!
Blessings
Beautiful textures, so lovely.
Suddenly 'save the clock tower!' makes a new kind of sense.
Funny you say that. I had that thoughtin my head when I was making my last video. I even had a still from Back to the Future I meant to insert but forgot..
@@oldworldex And In the second one, they actually have the horse and buggy people building that Old World building.
I too fell deeply in love with art, Chris. It's why I sought you out here. My God, what have we done?! Been to Albany, but "see" it much better these days, along with the entire globular thing we are riding on. I'm in Syracuse. You might enjoy my murals on google images. Peace.
”The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history” George Orwell -- The only thing new in this world is the history you don't know. - Harry Truman - (that has been hidden)
I read that the Iroquois Indians established their own Declaration of Independence and our founding fathers copied it for our own government property.. So therefore , maybe these Indian Tribes were actually the Tartarian people surviving the mud flood cataclysm and our history made the Indians into what we think of today ?
Jarid Boosters reads of a particular nation of Indians who are nothing like Pochahantas people shown to us. They were armed with French weapons 7.5 ft tall as an average height. They were irradicated gradually by grandfather of Washington according to that reading. Giants. Tech and garb that resembles the renaissance fashion we are familiar with.
I read the tooth fairy is from actually causes teeth to fall out, a conspiracy on highest of levels.
They were "The Five Civilized Tribes"
I also have heard that fact....we know, and the inheritors Can Not ever take that from us💥
Maybe.....
Magnificent photos always shared here ✨ Thank you!
At 10:27 ... I was looking at the Saint Francis Cathedral in Santa Fe NM, and figured they took down the Domes off the bases, simular to this pic. But smaller in scale, and was wondering if the domes might have had Major Antique-tech. Antenna that was removed, simular to this picture, that has a puny cross aloft
Fantastical Kingdom 😮
H.H. Richardson, What a Joke! He created old-world buildings faster than Netflix AI creates movies.
Who created them?
I like how you ended this video, instructing us to fall in love with the old world. That’s exactly how I feel. I have fallen in love with the old world and I cannot get enough! I guess we can be thankful that remnants were allowed to stand. I suppose the controllers thought they could get by with explaining away their existence.
And/or they were banking on us not waking up to it..
I was born in Albany and raised a few counties away. Spent a great deal of time there while growing up and worked in nearby Schenectady. I remember many of these buildings that are left albeit altered, and have always been in awe of them. It was Albany that sparked my love of old world architecture.
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My grandfather retired in the 1960's working at the Watervliet Arsenal NY . The photo's show past to current history , however were the real purpose was totally suppressed for example this so called arsenal could have been making all the Iron railroad tracks and rail cars for the electrical trolly's across America's cities underground too ?
Another great video OWE!!
Ionic and Corinthian pillars are everywhere, across the world, and across centuries, but we're not taught about it. It's as if there was a civilization that has been removed from history.
I went to Ualbany and live just south in chatham. Love this!
Who could of mastered all those disciplines of building technique in a lifetime.
Skills and knowledge about the trades were passed down through the generations so that an apprentice back in the 1800s or whatever literally started out with Way more knowledge and skills and tricks of the trades than anyone on earth today ever could have since Liberal run American politics especially have been destabilizing destandasizing eliminating Real skills and replacing them with fake whatever for so many decades now
Just amazing!
Absolutely !
We have been so lied too 😜
AWESOME VIDEO BROTHER !
I have followed Jon Levi ! You are right up there ! Hopefully more people will wake up ! 🇦🇺❤️
17:05 that is the strangest building “adornment” I have yet to see. The circular antenna with all the nodes around diameter with a 5G looking device on the same pole. Not to mention the the other tech like antenna directly to the left.
Next time you’re in Albany….you might check out the huge abandoned church on Ten Broeck street? Beautiful and broken. Troy, NY is another wonderful old place
Thanks to Jon Levi sending me to your channel!!! People like us can't get enough of this sort information! My Lunch Break is another great channel in case you don't know...I'm new to your channel so I'm unaware yet if you are!
This channel is one of the biggest rabbit holes I've ever seen in my life! Amazing inabarcable information. Love it, so many discoveries here. I can't believe there are so many cities alike, I live in one myself, it's called Montevideo, it's in Uruguay, down in South America, next to Buenos Aires. You should check it out!
Appreciate you saying so thank you. I will check out Montevideo..
Thanks.
Joseph Henry - with a hi-tech quill, for doing his designs.
Thank You. This is great work.
Those huge public buildings were built with the knowledge that the city was growing exponentially and that the edifice should still meet the needs of the populace fifty years or more in the future. They were sources of civic pride.
The aesthetics were expected to be beautiful in order to reflect the city’s new prosperity. There was really big railroad and foundry money in Albany. Beautiful buildings were status symbols. They were editorialized in the newspapers.
And the churches at the time were built with the same goals. Bishops wanted their cathedrals to be more beautiful than their rivals’ churches- though they sold it by saying it was a reflection of divine worship. Rich people thought they might get into heaven more easily by footing the bill for such extravagance.
Finally, the city attracted immigrants who brought with them old world building expertise, so the cheap but able manpower was there to create these works of art.
Behind the old Public Market the church can only be St. Peter's Episcopal. Right location, and it has four spires on top of the tower (as you show in the video), although in real life one spire is larger and the drawing has them equal-sized. --- Since you're interested in the timelines, a great tell in Albany is the The Great Fire of 1848. A lot of buildings in the core of downtown still have partially blackened facades from the fire. Other have undergone some cleaning or restoration in the mean time. I think there is less now generally than when I was a kid, but I'm not sure. There's still a bunch around. --- A striking example is the Immaculate Conception cathedral, which was only partially completed when the fire happened. If you see a picture today, one of the towers is still black from the fire. The spire is from a later date. They've added to the cathedral several times, and did a restoration mid-century I believe, but left the black tower, which is really cool, history in stone.
Look at the Tri City area - Albany , Schenectady , & Troy!
Well done - I have looked an awe at all these buildings for years & I'm gonna look for the building by the market- does not ring any bell at first sight. Thanks!
And look at it now! It’s nothing but a liberal run corrupt sleazy no merit no standards joke liberals destroying history instead of preserving and understanding it is typical in trash liberal run USA
Thanks again for your time and photos!
Great work!!
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Thank you!
Say man your's and a few other channels are droppin knowledge and we are thankful
Excellent video thank you. We live near Poughkeepsie 🤔
That Vassar College Library though...
@@oldworldex yes and the old monastery that is now the culinary Institute of America.
So many jawdropping images, like the one at 22:44. Just wow!
Was SO happy to see the Kenmore Hotel! I was there in 70’s & it’s an old bar- nice, but a bit decrepit. WHERE IS O’HEANEY’S???🤔😒💔💔💔 22 So Lake was the Classy Bordello- mainly used for Legislators! I lived there once - BIG & Great place! Supposedly the fact that there was a sink & toilet in every room was part of the bordello business. It was supposedly remember a very “Classy, upscale Bordello” by Washington Park.
The OLD Kenmore Hotel is where I went. classy place.
How about a video of places that still survive? Great post. Thank you!
If you really want to understand Albany I would love to have you come here. Born and raised loving this towns beauty. It is amazing the level of architecture and history here. Love to show you around.
Enjoyed this. Supposedly the D&H Building is a copy of the Clothiers Guild Hall in Bruges.
Great channel ! We have been lied to, at the highest level !
I wonder how they installed hydro wires and poles
Great video, I love your lay-man takes on these views. I just wished there was a bit more concrete narration on locations, dates, and styles. You also had some... unique takes on the underlying conversation of architectural intention. Overall entertaining and intriguing video, thanks!
@17:03 the lightpole has a tech ring on the top in addition ti the huge "flag pole lightning rods" on the two buildings behind it. I think these people have had a secret radio communication system for well before they admit they did.
Born and raised in Albany NY. The unleveled streets are the tunnels.
Regarding the seats in the Cathedral of All Saints, that was a common feature of European cathedrals, i.e., they did not have seating of any kind; that's a new world innovation.
Being from 'Out West'... I'm Flabbergasted to see that American architecture looks like Europe!!! 🧐🤔😲 When I was young I visited NYC, & Loved all the "European Style Architecture"... it Intuitively seemed Out of Place, but what the heck did I know as young Dummied Down 😮🐑🐑🐑 H.S. graduate 🎓🐑???
Art isn't created in a vacuum. Architects and clients are inspired in their choices by what came before and the cultural associations those styles bring with them.
@@nomnomsammieboy truely true, however Not According to the Common Narative & the B.S. we're told in school His-Story. You just don't come to the land of Indians and with some horses & wagons and build up a nation, a Globe, as fast in such a small time frame as we're told... Surely the needs if pioneers🐎🛖🛶 weren't Massive Columns 🏛🏛🏛🏛🏛only to then destroy & Demolished Most structures through "fire", demolition etc. In aprox. 100 years after constructing Massive Marble Classic Architecture. I believe that's the Deeper issue we're discussing & questioning, not the facade esthetic
Wow…it’s almost like ancestors of European settlers built them to look like similar…mystery solved.😊
@@peaceturtleinfinity So the Lies we're told said that. This is about digging deeper, and not Fallowing Simon. Simon Says
@@nomnomsammieboy Yes, most definitely. Like the "Tartarian" Global bubble. Not the We started from scratch, emulating our ancestor's style , so we could then demolish it in less than a hundred years after they were built. Right???
I live just outside Albany hope to go to some of the sites again soon. It’s such an incredible city, I have training there 4 days in may and will take some videos and post some of the glory! Thanks for making this your awesome :)
So are you...you're one of my early influences. I'd be up for an old world chat sometime if you're interested..
@@oldworldex yes! Would love to set that up sometime as I want to interact with others more on the channel and have diverse content to share. what is the best way to contact?
@@tartarianexplorer email oldworldexplorations@gmail.com. Us old worlders gotta put our heads together from time to time eh..😁
I just came upon this video, pretty cool pictures. I live in the area. The capital building the one that you said the picture is different from the actual drawing. Two different buildings. No they’re not, they are the same. One is looking up State Street at the front of it And the longer version is the side view which takes up a whole block and it has some kind of area in the back that’s almost as big as the building. Like a concourse. You had also mentioned about the slope of the buildings , Why they would put the front entrance on a slope. Those buildings are on State Street, the Main Street from the D&H building going up a pretty good size hill, I used to work on that street. There’s a famous picture of President Grant funeral on that street FYI. The D& H is now a state building
The Episcopal and Catholic cathedrals are on either side of the capital building. The Episcopal and Catholic Bishops homes are located across from each other in Washington Park. Many of the buildings you’re showing are now owned by the state, county or city.
I laughed when you asked “whose great grandpa was building the state education building? Raise your hand” 😂😂😂
The Episcopal and Catholic cathedrals are on either side of the capital building. The Episcopal and Catholic Bishops homes are located across from each other in Washington Park. Many of the buildings you’re showing are now owned by the state, county or city. I used to run the capital steps when I was in college but now you can’t go anywhere near them. I went on a field trip in fourth grade to the state education building in some kind of learning space/museum type thing and we all remember how terrible it was. A man was holding a small skunk and as he was telling us how the skunk was too young to spray us, we got sprayed. An hour ride back on the bus was disgusting.
My grandfather, Fredrick Brasure, was a well known mortician in Albany, NY.
What is referred to as the "National Savings Bank" is the Albany Savings Bank.
24:55 interior of Albany capital looks VERY similar to the Tabernacle in SLC!
100,000 at the turn of the century but in a developed area of 1/10 the size of Albany today. Areas such as Manning Blvd which now are in the middle of the city were built as vacation homes for the wealthy . Manhattan in the 1880's was highly congested but Harlem was farmland.
Thank you for this narrative, the state education building is a fine example of an inherited magnificent old-world building. Looking at the elevation on the narrow end, not sure what is going on the sides of the entrance. the "shadows" seem darker on the lawn areas than on the sidewalk area? I also tried to zoom in on the power line trails and some of them seem to be running into the side windows, which is weird IMHO. Thinking that this stunner had no electricity when it was founded and they needed to get wired for lighting inside while figuring out WTH. Last thing that is odd to me is that piping looking on the far end top.
The D &H building is now the SUNY building. (State University of NY)
I always aggressively hit the like button before the video even starts . Chris "Canuck" with another "W" video (hope you're not offended by the nickname) . The NHL playoffs just started , so I found it fitting . God bless to you and your future explorers bud
No offence taken. I heard the Canucks are one of the favourites this year. Still not tuning in..
Another great video, well done !!!!
I learned that the reason they put spires and minarets on top of domes and other larger structures is for vector force direction changes in order to alter the center of gravity and allow such construction. So it really is about balance.
Cool , My parents are from there. Upstate NY pretty place I've been regarding the outdoors.
I live in Albany NY. Great video.
Awesome! Thank you!
@@oldworldex The capital building with the sand stone ornate carvings interior is actually "unfinished". There was a debate years ago on weather or not have a machine finish the work in the sandstone since after decades exposed to air the sandstone gets much harder and cant be carved by hand anymore. They left it un finished.
My, 25:38, What Large Mature Trees 🌳 🌳 for "fairly new construction "..🧐
Another stellar video! I wonder if the only reason the surviving cathedrals weren’t demolished is bc they are still operational. Perhaps they still harness/generate energy for free, or they are transformers to relay WiFi, of course we would have “modernized” them from 1G to 5G. 😂
I propose. The large 150m or more statues were idols. Made of gold and others. Not in plating but full gold. Now the lesser nation took their clay technology and scaffolds and took them apart piece by piece. Hence all these are now segmented. Likewise. Nations under the east and west wings of the Greater Tyre/Touran/Tyria contained them all as one nation visibly. The segmentation of kingdoms now are necessitated by their lesser aspect and weakness: also the technological progression narrative arises from this need and of a lack of power.
Once more: virtualization of worship via smart phones and invisible internet cultures of idolatry are "scaled back" cousins of the very real external idolatry. Concerts and tv shows are nothing comparable to gigantic scenes of open idolatry which was mass-- not segmented by home and person as now.
I'm glad to hear that you are in the camp of the old world presenters who do not just question the mainstream narrative - you dismiss it.
good.
it needs to be dismissed, discounted and exposed for what it is: a crass and untenable lie of breathtakingly ludicrous proportions.
I wonder, tho, why people like your might not want to relieve yourself of the burden of constantly weaving back and forth with the msn, having to ad caveats, often resorting to satire and sarcasm (wh is understandable) and just make the effort to do one thing:
for any given city/area you are exploring, pick a digestible timeframe of, say, 20 - 40 years and take the time to gather the following data for that time frame:
- the number of old world buildings (allegedly) constructed
- the number of years it (allegedly) took for each building to be constructed
- the number of able bodied men in that time frame (per any avlb census figures)
- a rough estimate of the cost/expenditure of each building
a concise chart with these facts and figures headed and organized would be, I would think, an eye popping cliff notes.
I imagine such a chart would speak for itself and scream with an improbability that you, the narrator, would not need to coerce , prove, or otherwise bother with convincing the audience of.
as a quick example; the Erie Canal.
when you do the math, it would have taken a gang of able bodied men, working 6 days a week for four years doing the following work at a rate of ONE MILE PER WEEK WITHOUT THE USE OF POWER EQUIPMENT:
- clearing a one mile by 40 yard area of old growth forrest in one week (repeat: CLEARING - removing stumps and all, by hand and ...mule - one mile per week for 48 weeks.)
- digging a perfectly level trench - one mile, in that same one week, by hand and...mule for 4 years (48 weeks)
- lining the canal with beautiful stone masonry - one mile, in that same one week, by hand and...for 4 years
- landscaping with beautiful walkways and walls - one mile's worth in that same one week...for 4 years.
when you consider that it takes a modern arborist crew equipped with the most advanced cranes and power tools almost an ENTIRE DAY JUST TO COMPLETELY FELL AND REMOVE AN OLDER TREE - STUMP AND ALL, you don't even need to be prodded to see the foolishness of believing a crew could remove a mile's worth of trees in one week, by hand.
let alone dig a canal and finish it with fine masonry in one week, by hand.
keep up the good work.
(I'm too lazy to do the charts I speak of. but I can't imagine it would be all that time consuming to do. and, as I said, it might relieve you of any burden to worry about convincing anybody what you and I already know: the old world architectural narrative is a bunch of hooey.) (it's amazing how many construction people don't even get it. whatta gonna do??)
I appreciate your input here. I think some of the 'main stream forgiveness', which I am often guilty of, comes from trying to ease newcomers into the bathwater, if you will. An attempt not to overload the viewer to the point that they shut down and recoil, but to get them gently interested. That being said, I'm more inclined now to say what I think about what I'm seeing...and let the chips fall where they may. I like your chart idea, and re the canals, I've heard the same can be said for the clear cutting of forests in the eastern states or the laying of rail lines.
Great comment, compelling and insightful. The feats of the 1800s seem impossible, almost as though 300 years of events have been compressed to fit a 100 year narrative.
@@styracosaurusqvt4841 Also a great comment.
Another “ narrative “ commenter and none of you explaining what that clueless nonsense means! Construction of anything any trades and any skills were on such a completely different level that you can’t call it a “ higher level “ because it’s way more than that! Construction workers in trades started out as apprentices knowing Way more than anyone in the trades in the USA today and started out with generations of knowledge possibly passed down to them and everyone was just way more competent and capable and knowledgeable and skilled and it was a merit based system with extremely high standards that Created those White Men who built everything worth building in the nation back then and they were just so much faster and smarter and most importantly so much more knowledgeable than anyone in the construction industry in liberal run no standards no merit no clue trash USA today
The “sloping” at the savings bank isn’t “ridiculous” as you seem to think. It is there because it’s on a HILL. Maybe if you take the time to walk the streets, you would have known that.
So, if The Industrial Revolution was from 1760 - 1840, and America Independence was "won" in 1776... and possibly there was a Newer 'Reset', possibly 1850's & or 1902, then??? I don't know What I'm asking, I'm thinking out loud , Trying to wrap my head around Architecture, Independence", Industrial Revolution & Reset Times & Dates & His-Story/ Lies... please help me to piece together my Puzzled Puzzle. Thank you for Amazing Content! ❤🙏🏻❤🤜💥🤛🙌 P.S. Out West people were using Horse & Wagon in 1910, Sooo???
I think a false history was overlaid on top of the truth. Organizations under parasitic direction reclaimed the realm following a major cataclysm. Could be the biblical flood, and many other accounts, but these organizations have managed to falsify the timeline, pushing 'biblical' events further into the past. Further away from us. America appears to be a major prize. It also appears to be the battleground for independence from the parasites. We are nearing endgame in their quest for total control...but as we get closer, we are able to see more of the deception and divert the trajectory?...me just thinking out loud too...thanks for watching and interacting.
@@oldworldex Super Thanks! 👌& 🏆🎖🏅🥇
That wasn't Al Smith in front of the building with the Facis it's Washington, Al Smith was a weird character who started as a fish monger on the lower east side, theres a goofy documentary called The Streets of New York that's about the song and talks about Smith who sang it during his campaign.
Thanks for the clarification. Surprised I didn't recognize GW.
I live in a city in California with over 210,000 people and there isn’t one work of real genuine architecture in this city. Granted it didn’t really start to have any population until the 1970s and started to take off in the 80s. But it’s all just ticky tack junk that is put up here. It’s astonishing the level of detail and craftsmanship that went into commercial, municipal, and religious buildings before world war 2 versus the absolute thoughtless junk that is built today. And they pay a fortune for these modern structures too. These new schools are built for 50-100 million dollars or more.
My hometown ❤
Please do Buffalo NY at the turn of the century. We were so beautiful
i did Buffalo
Oh Albany so interesting.. Also the name by the way might have a connection (Albania?).. Regards 🌈
None whatsoever. Albany is the ancient name for Scotland. Albany was originally named Fort Orange by the Dutch and renamed when the British took it over…
@@peaceturtleinfinity Thanks ! Regards
Wonderful. Thank you. So i wonder if the man stating the building was built in 2 years because they had steam powered cranes thought that threw or if book smarts simply is all he's got? Our equipment today is better than the old and we can't build any of these old buildings today. And wondering where purple granite comes from or was that the lighting in that picture.
My Lunch Break actually sent an old photo in for analysis and it was proven it was changed. In the vanilla sky had been a shape, a shape like a blimp. Really amazing. I don't believe much of the old photos.
Thanks Again. Great video.
State capitals were often put in the middle of the state is the idea that it should be “central,” equally accessible to all. Thats why in New York it's Albany and not New York City.
Fucking wild the lies we’re told and believe.
What lies are you referring to?? You guys with the cryptic “ narrative “ and whatever other nonsense never explain anything
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It looks like you're working your way back to Boston ;) The old Boston Garden (also known as North Station , South Station is not too far away and THAT is old world too) also served as a major station . You know hockey and how the Bruins are an original 6 (started using it for boxing and hockey in late 1800's , early 1900's) and that was where the team played . They destroyed it in the 90's but the new "Garden" they built still serves as a main station . Just thinking if it was the Massachusetts way of saying "union station"
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So if we get into the Vatican library will we be able to find the truth?
I'm thinking a lot lately that the perfection and details in this architecture may be manifestation of the Creator's creative principal expressing through the will that's been endowed to His Creations.
Like it's not technological, but physical manifesting from spiritual will.
Just thinking here.
question: what is the theory of the "antiquetech" and the energetic properties of the masts and such ornaments based on?
26:29 & 26:42 HOLY 🐄! 🏛🏛🏛🏛🏛🏛😲😲😲
why go to all the trouble of doing this intricate construction work when you just need a box shape. In my opinion they must have flown the workers in by Zeppelin Balloons, and building material.
STANDARDS THATS why and that’s something that Americans know nothing about obviously
At 24:10: Old Roof! & Old Patina for "New" construction
Legislation building in Victoria
Craigdaroch castle....check that....oh and HARTLEY Castle.
Catholic church's are NOT built by local labor. There are craftsmen that work only through the Vatican office of construction and that go's for maintenance or repairs.
New York is a very strange city to walk around in, as a European...undefinable stuff that you'll see there. The baroque abundance and the artistic architectural contaminations have good sustained in todays building in the USA. Anyways Americans are great builders with huge imagination. Now Mr. Achitect, what do you think of the legal consequences of the concept of air space? In short a 100 lines is ok. Thank you very much and have a good afternoon pal.Let's put it like this. Air space concept is a mortgage on your constitutional garanteed right of property and is liable to all deviated inferior property rights on a good. Folowing me?
I have been watching your channel for a long time and I have a few thoughts, one of which is the most important: if it is as you suggest in the videos that cities in the USA are much older, are there any memories or records of indigenous people about empty cities? If they had been there for a long time, someone must have seen them?
I think their history has been distorted as well. Why else do you attempt to eliminate a people and their language.
gained a sub im in Rensselaer
At the 7:41 minute mark. Are those seats on the inside? You made a comment about the folding chairs that they had put there. But are those not seats that are wooden along the side inside of the capital? 7:41
Building is about establishing good relationships with all involved. So who was the first dude that said, forget all this, I'm going with deforestation and stick lumber building? Seems they would have buried "that dude" in that forest for suggesting to put tens of millions of artisans, manufacturers, suppliers, railroad companies, construction workers etc out of work?
SUNY System Administration Building & Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
the statue in front of alfred e smith bldg is not smith. it is washington. smith was a man of the 20th century.
You guys so fond of Roman law....