Old World Tour of Jerome & Prescott with Michelle Gibson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Michelle Gibson conducts a tour of noteworthy sites in Jerome and Prescott with Joelyn Lutz of WonHeart TV with an eye to uncovering hidden history, including ancient megalithic stone walls, elegant stone-masonry buildings, slanted streets with buildings with below-ground levels, and a history of electric street-cars.
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Yep, I live in Louisiana where we don’t build basements or floors below ground level unless we want to go swimming and yet in downtown Baton Rouge I found several original old buildings which have windows below street level and stairs leading to the first floor 😱 most of the original brick buildings have been destroyed and modern ugly office buildings have taken their place but there are a few still remaining and the few that remain, as far as I can tell are all mud flooded 😱 there is no doubt in my mind that some flooding catastrophe did take place! Thanks Michelle for all the work you do!!!
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What are the signs of mud floods. I'm in Mississippi and know there were ancient civilizations all throughout this state
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I don’t believe y’all have to many basements in Mississippi either. Where you are most likely to find some original old world buildings still standing is in downtown areas. I would say look for the old red brick, but they cover that up with fake stone facades sometimes, so instead look for windows and doors below street level and having to use stairs to get to the first floor. Hope that helps.
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windows and doors below street level ..
This was fascinating!!
That town is full of evidence!
It's funny ~ people come to see me in Sedona, and I am like I want to take you to see Jerome and Prescott!
@@michellegibson8946 I just love Jerome and Prescott. Well, the Prescott of today has changed over the years and is now way too crowded and Californized in my opinion. No offense, Sedona area still has beauty however it too has been too commercialized and Californized. I have lived in AZ since 1985 and know how it used to be back then. When we drove through Sedona the last time in 2018 I didn't recognize it! So different and those traffic circles are a travesty and got us all discombobulated in direction. The worst thing to me was the Chapel on the hill. That used to be so beautiful out there all by itself and now surrounded by huge ostentatious homes. It broke my heart! We couldn't even get near to the chapel, the traffic was so congested with big tour buses and cars everywhere. It was a very disheartening experience for me. Thank you for your work Michelle, it is fascinating, but sadly many normies just don't even see it nor can they comprehend it. Perhaps we will know the whole truth of what went on in this realm someday, but I am not holding my breath. I grieve for what was taken from us and continues to be taken from us on a daily basis. Truth of our history is a basic right of life that we all need and life based on lies removes all of what is necessary for society to thrive and survive. Take care!
Just living vicariously thru your eyes.
Fascinating!!!! Thank you
Michelle your great!!!
really enjoyed the Boots on the Ground!! Incredible!
32:31 I live in the apartment building that's at the other end of this alley! Wish I'd known you were in town, I could have taken you on a tour my building. It was constructed (or so they say) in 1906, and has loads of weird mudflood features, as well as the apartments next to it. This little city is definitely a mudflooder, the evidence is everywhere!
I used to work at the Old Masonic Temple, cleaning the hallways and some of the offices. It's an interesting place, but SO many stairs! I hated going up and down those stairs. There's a weird spot on the first floor, at the end of the hall, where the floor slopes downward. The rear of the building is WAY underground.
I totally agree with you on Prescott. My husband and I just marvel at all of the mud flood buildings in the downtown area! We love the old courthouse as well... definitely seems a bit out of place for AZ even though they say it used to be the capital of AZ.
ElveeKaye My email address is michelle.gibson565@gmail.com if you could send me an email. Would love to connect with you on my next trip to Prescott. Not planned yet, but inevitable!
Please email me at michelle.gibson565@gmail.com. I live in Prescott now.
Thanks Michelle 😊 ❤❤✌🏼💯
Michelle! I am thrilled that you were here. I listen to you often and appreciate all that you do. I was born in Prescott. The town has never failed to make me wonder about its origins. I am 66 years old now. The views that you showed in this video are fascinating, and only the tip of the iceberg..please look into Whiskey Row underground, the Arizona Pioneers Home, and the possibility of the formation of Bradshaw Mts. being the result of dredging after a cataclysm, or ancient mining..
(I live here still, at the Arizona Pioneers Home. The base of the building is constructed of enormous granite blocks, topped by old red brick..parts of huge bedrock boulders actually protrude from the 'first' floor, and there is another floor beneath...)
@@sojourner413 please email me at michelle.gibson565@gmail.com. I live in Prescott now.
Hi Michelle. Love all that you do. Bless you❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Michelle! It was so nice to see you and the ladies out and about…so cute to see you instead of listening to your soothing voice like usual. Keep bringing great content.
Thank you!
AWESoME!!!!!!!!!
You are absolutely the best I can't wait to finish this I'm a third of the way through I love you
Man, I admire your passion Michelle. You almost make me want to move back to Arizona, more that I’m looking around with new eyes 👀
Thank you Michelle, the tour was nice.
I enjoyed this walk around, we see the same patterns all over the world. Lyme Regis in the UK and Newcastle NSW Australia are two places where I've recently found plenty of mudflood evidence. Hope to see more walk arounds!
I REALLY APPRECIATE that you walked through this! Keep showing the people! This was awesome! I would love to do this with you in my area! If I ever can get a good video I will! Blessings!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Michelle
We’re kindred spirits.1st I find out you’re from Maryland like me, but now you’re in Prescott Az.. I’ve always questioned it. If you hike off the beaten trail you’ll be amazed at the amount of cut stones block that are buried in the area.
Born and raised in Montgomery County graduating from high school in 1981. Have lived in many different places and in the Verde Valley since 2017.
@@michellegibson8946 Williams checkin 🙌
I moved to Prescott from Cleveland, Ohio, in 2004. Visited Jerome a couple times, but it was years ago, before I knew about Tartaria and mudfloods.
@@michellegibson8946 Hi
Can you talk about Ellicott City in Maryland?
@@spiritwomanwarrior4211 Sure - yes! I attended UMBC right up the road from there!
It was so much fun to see you point out features in two places which are very familiar to me.
Thank you for this video. Me and a GF stumbled upon Jerome when we were visiting Sedona. And we both knew there was more to this place. Much more. Just the old world energy and mystical rumors said a lot. Its so high up there, teetering on the edge of a cliff. There's something very interesting about this place. Thanks for the extra clues and documentation!
Very interesting! These structures consisting of stone? could very well be thousands of years old...in this climate!
The narrative says the first transcon. RR was built in a few years, when it was just dug out of the mud! Absolutely impossible to build the number of creators and tunnels through the Rocky Mtns. In that short of time!
"Creators" = bridges!
I'm not sure if the stones are big blocks, or if they are a facade only a few inches thick. It would be a lot easier to move thin slabs than huge chunks, and use less materials. There's a church nearby where, for some reason, the cracks between the stones were filled in with mortar. Whoever did it was rather sloppy, too.
Amazing video 👍❤
Love love love!
It was fun going for a walk with your eyes Michelle, the camera woman asked GREAT questions, thank you. If ever in Minneapolis we have some DOOZIES here! Our city hall, St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Basillica plus mounds, mounds mounds!!! We got the whole shebang here all bumped up against one another, mind blowing!
That you do as does Detroit
MG is Awesome !
Amazing as always !!!
I think you will find Bisbee Arizona very fascinating if you go there. Much to see.
It's definitely on my list!
The Copper Mine in Bisbee is where Edgar Cayce visited- his readings said the Atlanteans mined there for their Crystals. DARK JOURNALIST recently did a presentation on this!
@@thea_3333 Yes, I saw that, thank you! I'm from that area and it's definitely mysterious. I must go and watch his video again, very informative.
Yes, I 've watched it 3 times already...Facinating!!!
💚💙💛😎 GREAT Michelle 🌷..Old Slavic Calendar?
Michelle, the 'bizarre artwork' displayed, maybe the old tech from on top of the buildings and streets of Tartaria. What do you think? Great work!💗
Very observant!! That's exactly what those things look like. Wow!!
Omg, is that "mountain" a pyramid??? Commenting as I watch. 00:22 seconds.
For sure!!
At 37:00 those towers probably functioned as a djed pillar. Which gives off an em signal similar to the reinvented tesla coil towers. The trolley cars and various other tech used the overlying electrical frequency to function, similar to how Bluetooth or Wi-Fi works.
The various "churches" had musical organs that were capable of producing various specific frequencies that would resonate within the cavities of the building design. I believe that was used to produce healing by means of the bodies individually resonate organs, that got an energetic boost from its played frequency. Probably why most have been removed and destroyed.
Wow. Things I didn't see when I was in Jerome. Now I've gotta go back. I think it's gonna be a lot more interesting this time around - and I'll skip the gifshops, too...
...my numerous travels to Jerome started in the 70s...l questioned the doors being feet above the ground, along with windows beIow ground, but at the time, there were never any answers that made sense. Now, it Iooks Iike more of the area is being fenced off. Back in the days when the hippies Iived in the tiIted and run-down buiIdings, there was a more free for aII atitude :)
Outstanding
Thank you very much Mrs. Gibson, you lift my heart ❤
I was about to say that date must be the anno mundi calendar but apparently theres a anno lucis calendar and would put the date at 1907. (gregorian + 4000)
Fantastic as always and great to watch a walk and talk with Michelle, thank you.
Very interesting that the Masonic Lodge should use the Anno Lucis (Year of Light) date in public rather than the Gregorian calendar.
The AL 5907 is the Gregorian calendar with 4000 years added, because that is considered to be the date of creation, 4000 years BC or before the birth of Christ.
so does that mean the world is 6000 years old ?
@@DK-ym6wh Probably.
@@kateemma- Michelle is so thorough
Love your work Michelle if you ever end up in the Baltimore area I would love to hear from you! The walk and talk tours are truly fascinating and really undeniable evidence of a towns beneath towns!
She's originally from our area, ya know. I went to school in Baltimore myself B4 moving to Western Maryland. western
I attended UMBC from 1986 to 1989, and moved from Maryland a week after my graduation upon marriage. I haven't lived in Maryland since then, though I was born and raised there. That being said, I wasn't awake to any of this stuff when I lived there.
Towns of many layers with lots of partial street level windows...very interesting...in fact, very "telling." Thanks Michelle for this wonderful tour! Aha, and something new to research !!!!
6years of research online, rewinding and raking screenshots, and now, only your videos won't let me. You must be on to something!Well, I know you are. Thank you. I am alone n my quest, like millions of us.
Awesome video! Thank you for all of your hard work. I always enjoy hearing your perspective on what your seeing as it often opens my eyes to something I'm missing. I love it and appreciate it! ❤💫🌷🐦🦋👍
Road trip with Michelle! Great work ladies. Year AL 5907 ???? Wow, that's quite a breadcrumb!
Yes, indeed it was!
Thank you for the video.
Wow thank you for this tour, truth under all the lies we have been told.🧡
Thank You 🙏 so much Epic
Good Stuff!! Love your work, Michelle!
Great walk around video. Yes lots of buildings there are same as we have in Australia.
Interestingly or weirdly, those plaques in front of the buildings with written narrative are what we use in a parkland type cemeteries/ memorial reserves. Mmmm…
Thanks and lovely to face a beautiful person in front of the voice I have been listening to for a few months now.
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Carla Perth, Western Australia 🇦🇺
😮how did I miss this? I’ve been to Jerome alot and lived in Prescott a short time in 2015. I have family there. 😊❤
It's a cool rainy morning here today! It was all I could do to get out of bed under the warm covers with my cat 😺. If you're ever in town let me know and we can get together. I would love to show you how I see this place :).
@@michellegibson8946 my Sissy lives there. She’s lived in Prescott for over 15 years
Field trip! very awesome thank you for sharing.
I'm loving your videos. I'm in Seattle and have seen so many things growing up here...I've recently started my journey and it has aligned with your videos, especially this one. Port Townsend, WA is also interesting with similar buildings and under ground systems with those glass lights. Said to have been burned in fires. Ports, designed for the elites, Rothschild and Rockefeller, Gates...
Yes, I live near Seattle and go to Port Townsend all the time. They even have a “Rothschild House” there. You should also see some of the old buildings in Spokane, also incredible.
@@bethmartof1262 oh yes, the Rothschild house has been closed when I was visiting, same with the Fort Wordon museums due to staffing and covid. I spent many years working in Pioneer Square and I'm connecting all the dots now with clearer eyes! I need to get over to Spokane and explore one day. Thanks for mentioning it
Wow Michelle that structure is fabulous, reminds me of my archaeology student days in Old Sacramento and all that gold rush/railroad horse manure. Thank you!
Michelle, please look at 1887-1889 "Corn" Palace in Sioux City, Iowa...not the rebuilt crap. What an epic Tartaria Building with tons of tech. I found eBay to be useful at looking at old postcards, coins, etc. Much love. Thank you for your work.
9:50 - We are the base metal that CAN be turned into gold. This knowledge HAS been suppressed.
On the back way to Jerome from Prescott through Mingus Mountain there are rocks stacked that don't look natural. It looks like they were put there and it's not part of the Mountain.
Great presentation
I have lived in Jerome all of my life. The cobblestone streets I believe were already there before the mining boom. And down the hill from Jerome in Clarksdale there's a mountain that I always thought looked like a bunch of pyramids built next to each other. That mountain is located next to the cement plant. I grew up exploring the Sedona area as well. Yes, I believe there's a lot of evidence of what you have uncovered laying around in plain sight. Also I'm sure you are aware that around Sedona there's a vortex of energy. I love your research and what you have uncovered. Thank you so much for all you do.
Awesome
So good to see you Michelle
Fantastic!
Michelle those telephone poles might of had open line copper wires for old magneto telephones the kind that you manually crank to generate ring voltage. The railroad I work for we maintained those phones up until 10 years ago they were all removed. I saw and heard of open line wires everywhere. I remember taking it down in a remote location years ago. I'm sure power lines were on poles too, but when both are on if it was open wires they would of been separated by a number of feet with power on top. Always enjoy watching and learning and thinking while I watch your videos. Awsome Michelle!
So many places we don’t know yet and we not aloud to go in , but I’m sure one day all true will reveal!
In London where we live there’s one area which not aloud to come in for citizens . Behind the wire wall is the castle and huge mountain. And strangely the patch into the mountain is so strongly walked out. Looks like somebody is climbing every single day , but there nobody is not living ! So weird and mysterious.
I like this video with Michelle taking us around :)
Stuebenville Ohio has the most intact mudflood houses . Huge gothic structures built by masons around 1904
Fantastic boots on the ground from Arizona! Thank you for showing Arizona and best of wishes to you! ❤
We have stones like that in central and west Texas. Just randomly standing around in places like that's where they landed. LoL
Hi Michelle I'm Michael lyons out here in Oregon. I have a friend that lived in Romania and we were looking at architecture from his home town and I was trying to tell him about the matching architecture from Romania to Oregon. Do have any research I can share with him? I hope you know how important your efforts are and please don't quit. Much love from my family to yours. GOD BLESS!!!!
Sure Michael - here are two that come to mind right away:
How I Found the Silk Road: th-cam.com/video/h6i2n_qGUS8/w-d-xo.html
The Seven Salem Solar Eclipse of 2017: th-cam.com/video/AKv4rtCh6_Y/w-d-xo.html
NYC has a lot of those prism glass lights all over Manhattan
Great one Michelle.
good explanation
This town looks and feels a lot like eureka springs Arkansas with smaller trees.
I agree! I visited Eureka Springs back around 2016 and have the same impression from Jerome.
Beautiful town. I was stuck there once when a tour bus got stuck blocking the road. Took many hours to get the bus out. Very interesting town and community to say the least…
Thank You so very much First for your strong curiosity and perserverance to find the truths and most of all for sharing it with all those who share your need to know the truths
That was a great video!!! I was captivated.
Boots on the ground, right on sister. Pure truth. The most high has brought me to the same conclusions.
The 'bricks' are most likely 'Scagliola
&/or Lorazzo' like most of them were
&/or are. Like everything else we were told, We were lied to.
Prison planet come's to mind when i look at the golden body.
Fond memories of the 'Haunted Hamburger' in Jerome. Been over there twice and was taken there by friends in Camp Verde. Gonna have happy tears now,....Love from South Wales, where the coke was shipped from for smelting. (Read the history memorial on the Jerome stroke,....)
Sorry,....should have spelled 'strole'. Damned prompter,....
EXCELLENT VIDEO ,,, BRAVO! I still lament about not connecting with you last year, in January,, that storm kinda had me in a hurried state, ok God bless Michelle, much respect, jason
Hi Jason! I would still love to do an interview with you on the "California Mud Rush" so let me know if you are interested.
Thank you so much ladies! Wow this was so awesome 👏🏾 felt like I was on the journey and discovery 💡 with you all! Been to Jerome and Prescott and never thought back then to really open my eyes 👀 to see these ancient stones covered up in “modern” architecture - didn’t know “mud floods” back then ~ just starting this research ~ 😇
Awesome stuff love it.
Seeing you with boots on the ground is kinda cool. Thank you Michelle. If you ever make you way to Washington state, let me know. ♥️
WOW that photo of the construction of the rails has gotta be amongst the best evidence of finding and not constructing who would lay the ties and track and leave all the excavation right in the way hospital must've been full of twisted ankles not just bits but every bit just left to stumble over while placing heavy ties and even heavier rails B.S. my dear you have 💯 proof...
In the 1800's, very often the first structures erected in Arizona were a Chinese restaurant/laundry and a Masonic lodge.
they actually have a photo of them digging up the street car lines in the town for all to see they just dont care .
AL 5907 = Amerjcan/ Active Lodge & its #
more likely a date 😘
Very good video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Jerome Arizona reminds me of Eureka’s spring Arkansas the layout on the hill with haunted hotels and mud flood buildings
those rails look like they are being dug out. I agree
Yes, please do let us know what this dating is. I would love to know. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Apparently it's the Masonic Anno Lucis. Several people left comments about it.
There's documents of mudflood somewhere
I do believe you're correct. And they ARE Pyramids.
Great video
Once you find out there was Egyptians here in Grand canyon Definitely supports your findings
Found you on Alex Steins podcast 💓🙏 that podcast made my day. Great perspective
If you plug that date into the Gematria calculator it equals 150 which comes to [DAVID ROCKEFELLER].
Art Studio Galleries building in Jerome also mud-flooded buried.
Michelle, I've found myself thoroughly hooked on your vids. Thoughts on Graham Hancock? Brien Forrester? Robert Sepher?
We are all bringing in different pieces of the puzzle. Reading "Fingerprints of the Gods" back around 2007 was a starting point for me, but not the only one because I have been gathering obscure information about all of this since childhood, long before I became consciously aware. I grew up next to a golf course, and am pretty sure our house was built on top of a flat-topped earthwork.
@@michellegibson8946 Indeed. " There is nothing so powerful as truth - and often nothing so strange. " - Daniel Webster
I just Googled the date. Apparently there is a dating system used in Masonic ceremonies or commemorative proceedings. Anno Domini (AD) becomes Anno Lucis (AL) I guess. If you use the year 2022 Anno Domini (A.D.) and add 4000 years to that it becomes Anno Lucis (AL), you get 6022. If you subtract 4000 from the year you found, 5907, you get 1907. Really interesting stuff.
Oh and thank you for the tour of interesting sites in Jerome and Prescott. I really appreciate it. It's given me something to really look into!
Yea, I built the wood frame to that Dunkin donuts across the road from the hospital in front of the Safeway, in the shadow of the boa/freemason building. December of '21, took a picture next to the freemason logo on their road sign. Stayed at a days inn. Small world.
under the ''prisom lights'' are the old level windows