Nice Video but one small correction: Students at the Naval Academy in Annapolis aren't called CADETS they are Officially called MIDSHIPMEN. I Lived 7 miles from the Academy and heard that correction all of my life! I thought of going to the Academy but it was too close to my Home so I became an Officer in the Marine Corps SEMPER FI! Which is a Naval Service but NOT a DEPARTMENT of the NAVY! If the Marine Corps was a Department of the NAVY we would be the MEN'S DEPARTMENT!! #OORAHHH LMAO
the most upsetting photo was the batch of young boys and girls (most less than 10 years of age) in a group mill photo. They let children work way too young in those days and it took forever to get the all powerful business community to stop this horrible practice. It is amazing that this stuff was still around in the first quarter of the twentieth century. That is an example of why you cannot trust the business section of the entire country. That is true even to this day.
@@vernwallen4246 those kids were also working to help out at home--my nana left school at 7 yrs to work as a tweeny maid, to help the family. she had fifteen siblings. It wasnt right, but there was usually no choice...
That is upsetting. The first one bothered me.How many people in that photo and every last one a white male. I’m so glad I didn’t live in that era. They officially allowed women and black students in the 1870s, but you can see that technically being allowed in didn’t mean much.
Thank you for posting, music was nice n pleasant!!!!
My goodness ! This is the second time I've been first ! It helps that you have such excellent programs and so I look for them religiously .
Excellent music.
Fascinating.
Nice Video but one small correction: Students at the Naval Academy in Annapolis aren't called CADETS they are Officially called MIDSHIPMEN. I Lived 7 miles from the Academy and heard that correction all of my life! I thought of going to the Academy but it was too close to my Home so I became an Officer in the Marine Corps SEMPER FI! Which is a Naval Service but NOT a DEPARTMENT of the NAVY! If the Marine Corps was a Department of the NAVY we would be the MEN'S DEPARTMENT!! #OORAHHH LMAO
Not cadets at US Naval Academy - rather, they are Midshipmen.
At mile marker 00:56 in the back row far left is Billy Sunday, who would later become a famous Christian evangelist.
the most upsetting photo was the batch of young boys and girls (most less than 10 years of age) in a group mill photo. They let children work way too young in those days and it took forever to get the all powerful business community to stop this horrible practice. It is amazing that this stuff was still around in the first quarter of the twentieth century. That is an example of why you cannot trust the business section of the entire country. That is true even to this day.
I wept on seeing how the whisky was so maltreated!
Not one smile on their faces.That should tell you something.Those mill owners were 😈😈😈
@@vernwallen4246 those kids were also working to help out at home--my nana left school at 7 yrs to work as a tweeny maid, to help the family. she had fifteen siblings. It wasnt right, but there was usually no choice...
@@judythompson8227 No choice. It was work or die, and you could easily die from the work.
That is upsetting. The first one bothered me.How many people in that photo and every last one a white male. I’m so glad I didn’t live in that era. They officially allowed women and black students in the 1870s, but you can see that technically being allowed in didn’t mean much.
How would you like to live in that large and prosperous looking house right next to and overlooking a junk yard? D'oh!
0:13 Cornell University when women still knew their place. lol
Except that, unlike the title suggests, many of these images are less than 100 years ago (1924, 1943, 1945, etc.).
And many weren't. Some were over 100.
You DO know that "Many" does NOT mean ALL, right?
@@vernalc2449 Now wait just a butt-slappin' minute!
The title, like most online, is intentionally misleading to attract our attention. And as we can see, it usually works.
This time it was actually quite accurate.
Mostly boring ...