As a Wichita resident you did a really good job digging up photos and lithographs of Wichita buildings. I’ve been on the internet and searched for months at a time digging up and saving stuff of the past. You come up with buildings I never knew existed. But then there is a lot more of these old structures still standing todsy. There was a period where urban renewal was a thing and beautiful buildings were getting torn down. People started protests this practice and demanded more thought be given to the destruction of these old landmarks. I’m all about that myself, the old grand architecture was great and deserves to be remembered.
I was born in St. Francis Hospital in 1943. Was a baby during the flood of 1944. Grandmas house was on S. Hydraulic when it was a brick street just a couple of blocks from the old ice plant and Hockey rink next door. Grandpa had a delicatessen. Thanks for this.
Every traffick citations is written on UCC forms which creates a bond the monotize off of for 30+ years receiving a check every 90days for them 30years. Each motion or continuance is that of another bond for profit by them filing the proper GSA and GAO standard form or op form....don't believe me read the REORGANIZATION ACT OF 1871. JUDICIARY ARE ONLY ADMINISTRATORS OF THE BANKRUPTCY-FOREIGN JURISDICTION YES IN THE 12 MILE RADIUS OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ALL "STATES" ARE ARTIFICIAL CORPORATE ENTITIES WITH DUNS NUMBERS DBA AS. HMM WHY ARE SOME OF THEIR ENTITIES CONTACT INFO THAT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION WEBSITES! ID BE CAREFUL WHAT THEY FEED THE CHILDREN NOWADAYS I DOUBT ITS RESEARCHED ENOUGH WHAT THE SCHOOL LUNCHES AND JAIL FOODS ARE ALL DELIVERED FROM THE SAME COMPANY! BY THE WAY. DOES ANYONE RECALL WHEN THEY HAD US ALL CAP OUR WELLS FOR THEIR CITY WATER?! SAME REASON THEY TOOK OUR BELLS AND THE LIST GOES ON AND ON. WHO IS GOING TO SIT? BE SILENT? MOST OF YOU WILL NOT DO ANYTHING. ARE U GOING TO JUST LET THEM TAKE YOUR MONEY THE DAY YOU GO TO THE ATM AND NO BEUNO? JUST GIVE IT TO THEM NOW YOU ARE NOT A WARRIOR. IT WILL BE TOO LATE FOR YOU ANYWAYS SO IT REALLY DONT MATTER IN A YEAR OR TWO WHEN THEY SHUT US OUT OF OUR MONEY HELD IN BANKS. THE FOOD AND WATER HAS ALREADY SLOWLY DISIPATING AND IS ALL POISON. FAST NOW TO GET YOURSELF PREPARED TO GO WITHOUT. ADD MINERALS AND LEARN THE WAYS TO PURIFY WATER USING NATURAL STONES OR CRYSTALS OR HOWEVER THEY DO THat I sure ain't prepared obviously
First brick foundry that I could find in Wichita was in 1907. All these buildings and streets paved with bricks, millions of bricks, from before their first brick foundry and we're to believe they brought them all in by rail and horse and carriage? Right...
Ok, but a quick google tells me they can fit 43,000 bricks per box car, and weights are more regulated now than they were then. 100 cars per train is 4,300,000. 4 trains a day is 16 million bricks. So don’t be too shocked, the bricks got there somehow, and have been there since, foundry or not, and many foundries and brick bakeries were never listed as they were private, and there were also 1 offs and small batches.
@kevinphage7031 ok, then how many thousands of trips to move the bricks from the trains to each of the individual job sites via horse and carriage? Even with today's technology and infrastructure it still takes 2-3 years to build even a modest 5-10 story boring ass building, nowhere near as ornate and complicated. I'm not saying they absolutely couldn't with enough fortitude, I'm just questioning whether or not they actually did given the shear number of projects completed in an insanely short amount of time.
Lets say you are right... Who on earth benefits from doing all of that work just for a building so unnecessary that you tear it down later, like a "commercial building" like that slide says. This doesn't benefit anyone, the elite are rich because they know how to spend money and make smart investments. On what planet do all of these buildings make sense. Their purpose that is. And if you say they don't and they are repurposed, then why lie about it. You are coping right now, just because something is possible doesn't mean it makes sense. And because it doesn't make sense you have to explain to us the motivation behind it and make it so convincing that it counteracts the "not making sense" part.
you don't need an official brick foundry to make bricks, folk were making bricks in a back kiln on their farm for thousands of years and most of the dirt around here is clay, just keep it burnin' and go on with your day working on something else.
@@kght222 sounds like a fairy tale 😂 folks just were master brick makers through all time huh? That's what you think? Cuz you know the past bricks were of higher quality right
“They” never expected us to wake up. Trilled that we were joined by your Jr explorer, she said it best “school is boring” lol. Another excellent video Chris!
This is a rabbit hole that's become extremely hard to escape from.. Knowledge is power, it also brings heartache & headaches as you can never return to innocence.
Went to north high school for a period, 2013-2015 ish, my history teacher took us outside and showed us the swastikas carved above the East entrance. Even after ww2, the city refused to take them down. It was once a symbol for peace, and they like to remind their students of that. I was also a north high stage hand for the drama class, and the drama kids have a secret entry way under the stage which led to the basement, the ground was all dirt, and the entire structure stood on stone pillars and wood beams, not very many people have had the privilege to go down there. I wish I could return with a new appreciation for its construction..
The castle at 4:05 still stands. The people who own it rent it out. The civil war monument is still standing as well. Hell a lot of the buildings shown are still standing. We have a shriner chapter along with the daughters of the Nile chapter too. There's also a couple of masons lodges in surrounding areas
I'm from Wichita and alot of those structures are still standing today. From one Chris to another Chris thanks for the video! Wichita doesn't get much love or attention especially old world stuff
Think about the railroads, it's 1850, you're in Kansas waiting for more tracks to come from a Foundry, say Chicago, extending the line a few miles.. Maybe, then what? Would you just wait around? doesn't make sense, Like these towns, who would be attracted to go there with nothing there? There had to have been existing infrastructure for all of this to be here so quickly.
Facts. Plus, without infrastructure to support the logistics of all this construction how exactly was all this done? Preaching to the choir here but still, too many WTFs for any of the narrative to have any validity at this point.
Well said. Its obvious our whole world is based on lies at this point. Love everyone looking into this stuff and asking questions. I believe these buildings are old world, Rome....maybe Babylon. Jesuits came late 1800s in America bringing white orphans baby's to help all the expanding farms and business being set up. Jesuits also try to take credit for all the names of places and buildings....all nonsense. Jesuits kill Lincoln.... America was taken over by Rome after that
THAT! Was an awesome opening, pan left to the future or old world past haha. You won't see that on PBS as Ken Burns does his slow zoom into wagon wheel as the music builds:)
The Eagle Building was not a "gentlemens" club. The Eagle was a newspaper in Wichita that later becomes the WIchita Eagle and Beacon (a morning and evening newspaper).
Great Video, thanks. For those still searching for our true history, look at Old Maps released last year of Tartaria, were you will see that we were apart of it before we became USA. The archivist w/analog videos are great for seeing what was found and published in old Newspapers That Ben has spent years putting together. We were the Old World long ago before Egypt.
Awesome comment. God bless you Kristine. Yeah tartaria ended in 1775. So makes sense that's what 1776 really was about. The west coast for sure was tartarian up until like 1800s
I found some old books at dock 410 it's a really cool place downtown on commerce Street and these books were from the secretary of the Navy and they were advertisements of move to the new city that they built
Wow @8.55 the Symmetry in that building is unquestionably functional in the positive life/energy prospering ways! Incredible what we've been hidden from!
Great first shot on that picture with wagons in front of the grand building. It its the perfect visual for this whole thing. I often think about how many incredible craftsmen there must have been fully trained and experienced enough to build thousands of similar projects all over the place at the same exact time. Where did they get this knowledge, where did they train, where did they go? There are plenty of records about the workforce in the 1930s as they build thousands of projects around the country, but nothing remotely comparable only 50 years prior, when thousands of much more intricate and complex buildings were being constructed in areas that were basically unpopulated, so no food or shelter or water much less supplies needed or brickyards or stone quarries?
we didn't have allot of wood. the term "great plains" really meant something back before the dust bowl. we had stone and clay and we knew how to make bricks and cut stone, so we built with bricks and stone.
This was an excellent exploration OWE. The locations such as the Lewis Academy come up a lot in the Midwest for some reason. The Old Library has that familiar appearance to it. This exploration made me forget about my previous bad time in that town :).
The Old Library was a Carnegie Library which still stands and is now Fidelity Bank Building. They invested a huge amount of money renovating it and it is beautiful. The new library was built directly acorss the street from it.
Thank you for this video 🙏🏽 I’m from Wichita & very familiar with mudflood/great reset theory. I noticed this same thing while exploring downtown before I even found this video. Even look at the Topeka Capital building! It doesn’t make any sense! Thank you 🙏🏽
Thank you for sharing all the ‘Gentleman’s Clubs’. I now am seeing the White Pirates/Bandits (or whatever we decide to fashion letters to accurately describe) for what they are. You, Sir, are definitely an anomaly. You are a connector and I am grateful for your teaching. They say a good teacher doesn’t tell or show what to think… they show certain data and the viewer must use critical thinking to truly understand.
I like your term ‘Usurpers’. Excellent description. I’m watching all your videos. Just finished the one regarding the Great Lakes area, which was especially meaningful to me as I have been born and raised in Michigan. I’ve started my investigative journey due to a deep interest in my state’s Indigenous American heritage and decimation. Thank you again for your diligent research and sharing your knowledge.
@@YB-vp7tvWhile watching videos, while reading, while listening to people I often get images in my mind. While watching this particular video I saw the fictitious ‘hero’, Christopher Columbus, in the way I was indoctrinated as a young girl. I don’t think I EVER believed the whole C Columbus narrative and I always thought of him as a ‘white pirate’ 😂 I saw him sailing, looting, raiding, much like a pirate, a bandit, a thief. My apologies, I should have expressed my thoughts in a more clear way. To me, our history books were all falsified by thieves. Thieves that not only stole, but rewrote history to make themselves ‘heroes’.
Interesting how there is no pictures of buildings being constructed. Some of the buildings don’t seem to be practical for what they are. The fire department for example is huge, many stories and not really any doors for fire equipment. Post office seems the same. The hotels seem to have a large number of rooms for the time period/ population and not much parking (even if it is just for horse and buggy’s). It’s also interesting this was documented in “postcards”
The fire department at that time was housed in the Sedgwick County Courthouse. It also was where the police department was located. This was a nice video but doesn't really teach the history of Wichita which is my hometown, where i live, having been born here 70 years ago.
Another great job OWE. I had forgotten the Billy the Kid and Wyatt Earp connection here. There's that old 'wild west' and cowboys & 'Indians' narrative again. Funny how all those cowboys and gunslingers needed so many massive structures. Not to mention all the schools and colleges. Nice little junior explorer segment. Talk to you soon. Have a good one bud. Cheers! 👋🤠
I lived in a house that was built in 1907 and the attic windows I remember strangely had two ropes, pulleys and 2 forged Iron - hooped eight inch weights tied to the rope and pulley system to counter each side of the inside window frame for easy opening and closing procedure. Wow , what a engineering wonder ! , or was this house built before that just saying ?
The grander the building the older the building. At one time humans lived to be very very old so they built buildings to last possibly 1000 years. As the longevity of our population dropped off so did the quality of our buildings. We now make our homes to last only a short time compared to the great ones. When we build homes to last only 30 years is the time a reset is on its way.
I love what you do brother, if you could do a Philadelphia episode that would be fantastic. There is so much old world stuff here it’s ridiculous and if you need any type of help with new pictures or anything feel free to let me know but a Philadelphia episode would be incredible, much love! 💯
Let me first say, I am fully aware now, of history being much more complex than what I was programmed with. These buildings all over the US and the world CANNOT exist how we have been taught. That being said I would love for you to make a video about the pictures Minnesota has on file for the construction of their capitol building. I'm leaning towards photographic manipulation but I would love to hear your take on it. Thank you so much for your professionalism. Keep up the good work for humanity.
Liking the video. Looks like these people knew more about where, why, and how to build in a specific place with purpose. Not just because there's a river or port nearby or for weather or topography. I saw a decent video recently done from the mainstream perspective. Maybe when you're bored you can take a look and add to it. On you tube, Titled: The Largest Mansions Ever in Manhattan. The channel was This House. Have a good night or day and both.
Being from Wichita, it's been widely accepted that the old city hall, county courthouse, Friends University, etc., have been here much longer than we've been misled into believing, for the apparent fact no photographs or sketches are known to exist showing any of these buildings under construction during the timeframe they were supposedly built. What floors me is that the absolutely stunning Fairmount College "library" and Mt Caramel Academy were demolished in their haste and arrogance to hide the truth. And they dared to claim the Beacon Building was constructed and ready for tenants in only six months? Seriously??
That is not true. I am from and live in Wichita and part of the historical society and Public Historians. None of the buildings you refer to were built before there was photography. Not one of them
@@sbalman Then prove us wrong. If you're a member of the Wichita Historical Society, post the links to the [unaltered] historical photos or drawings showing every magnificent structure he's outlined under construction. Also, provide an undisputable reason why Friends University and the Old County Courthouse just happened to be built in the fashion of a castle and a palace, respectively. And while you're at it, provide historical documentation of where precisely the so-called "builders" obtain the limestone, marble, and granite required to erect these wonderous buildings since there are no operational rock quarries located anywhere near Wichita, neither then nor now. "History is a set of lies we have agreed upon." - Napoleon Bonaparte
@@sbalman In other words, you cannot provide any evidence whatsoever proving us wrong. Got it. By the way, I was born and raised in the ICT, still live here, and have conducted my own research.
i find it strange that someone from the historical society and public historians couldn't provide information considering that's what they supposedly provide for the public hehe @@LeftyStratPlayer
Great video. In a timeframe when most of the people were poor and illiterate, they found the money (a huge amount), great architects and skill workers and built a lot of unnecessary buildings, with no power tools and no heavy duty cargo transportation, cranes and roads... I live in a wealthy and very international city of 1 million, with a great infrastructure, and still don't have that many academies, hospitals, theaters and orphans/elderman hospice. Way to go Wichita, for those who believe the narrative !
I am confused how the brick buildings with the larger, textured white blocks at the bottom indicates mud flood evidence? What I see is a different type of stone indicating it's the bottom foundation of the building. It is especially an odd juxtaposition with the half buried windows, of course.
Within the first five minutes of watching, I noticed many inaccuracies in your video. For example, what you called The Eagles Club was actually a building housing The Wichita Eagle newspaper offices at that time. Also, the war memorial in front of the old courthouse is a memorial for The Great War (later called World War I), and not for The Civil War. Plus, many of these old structures are still standing.
I always think about Jules Verne's books when seeing the photos of rag tag people in the odd juxtaposition with the structures.... Whenever the people in his books discuss anything incredible such as that, the fine gentleman characters always say "Hurrah!! Hurrah!!!"....hurrah for incredible, inexplicable architecture!!!! All you have to do is say "Hurrah" and it explains everything.
given the amount of displacement/immigration that we are told went on...I'd imagine incoming inhabitants were fed a similar line to what we're getting. How many of us would doubt the given history of a location we recently relocated to? If we do it's off to the asylum we go..
Hold up, Time out. Where did people get the drive or the skill to build buildings like this? I can't picture something like this being built today. Could we even do it if we wanted to??
From what i know my dad side of the family been here since 1500's in kansas aera so i agree we werent taught real history at all and for history books to say late 1800 early 1900 is a joke
I live in riverside about a mile from the Campbell castle and the stone houses. The US courthouse down town and several churches are similar and have a very very old feel. For the timeline of establishment to the time the buildings were supposedly built, there are an awful lot of buildings going up awful fast with not alot of people... 🤔 ok another quick edit... my father and I were discussing this this morning, he sent me the link in the first place, we reached a rudimentary conclusion that perhaps when the railroad came in, the brick resources along with the local brickyard, and manpower were here temporarily construct the buildings. They did have more time on their hands to be more creative with ornate molding and structures, but it doesn't explain the timeliness of the recession, and also the sheer size of structure. Nonetheless pops said the buildings seem very out of place. Thank you for the work you' ve put into the content. It's fascinating a subject.
About 8:46 I have seen pictures of that---that arch may have been constructed to commemorate the end of WWI or it may have been put up before. Long gone before I was born in the 60s.
I've always contributed much of the population discrepancies to the overall lack of record keeping at that time. I could be wrong..... I just can't imagine trying to keep an accurate census given the rapid settlement across the west!
and who qualified to be counted? People were immigrating from all around the world. A lot of them didn't settle down, or didn't make it because they didn't assimilate.
Amazing,your son(daughter?) is there with you questioning for knowing about THE TRUTH.....is my dream brother and my dsughter is 14een right now and i'm separated from the mom since almost 7 years! L O V E L Y ❤
That was funny. It was great to see these old pictures again. But unfortunately, there was a brick company in Wichita since the 1870s. Called The Lumberman’s Supply Company then changed to the current name Lusco Brick & Stone Company. In 1907 after acquired large investments, and became the brick company which you found. There’s always an answer if you know how to find it. An the eagle or Wichita Eagle is a newspaper company not a club. Open in 1872.
Wow! Amazing presentation. Such mind-blowing evidence takes a while to assimilate. One thing I have to ask is how accurate were these census figures? Were there immigrant workers (or survivors of unknown events) who were not considered eligible to be counted? Also, postcards don't give an accurate description of the composite society. Where are the postcards of residential areas? Where is the infrastructure connecting these scattered buildings? We see these buildings as if they were islands on a barren landscape. That may be accurate to how they were found. The current regime is obsessed with hierarchies. YOU have to be collectivised and categorized, not only to marginalize individuality, but to sell the desired narrative. Organized religion is the perfect government that's "not a government." Peopl always fall for changing the story to fit the belief set. People and places thrive when you have free markets and commodity-based currency. When you're under a private usury fiat system, the wealth is sapped out of the economy and you have a devolving economy for the masses, and a trickle-down distribution of wealth based on conformity to a narrative. It's extremely subtle, blending of economics, religion, and psychology. The elite have mastered the factors of rule, by which the most important is deception, a form of psychological enslavement.
This is interesting but isn’t all this building boom from 1900 to 1929 what contributed to the Great Depression. We had irresponsible monopolies and rich people (sort of like today) building things too big and contributing to the market burnout bubble burst of 1929. I’m not sure that isn’t why it’s not talked about. We should, because it’s being repeated now 100 years later with our ultra conservative thinking prevailing again.
You'd be surprised how much was 'built' after the stock market crash. Many of these were said to be built between the American civil war and WW1. There was also a great depression in 1893...
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As a Wichita resident you did a really good job digging up photos and lithographs of Wichita buildings. I’ve been on the internet and searched for months at a time digging up and saving stuff of the past. You come up with buildings I never knew existed. But then there is a lot more of these old structures still standing todsy. There was a period where urban renewal was a thing and beautiful buildings were getting torn down. People started protests this practice and demanded more thought be given to the destruction of these old landmarks. I’m all about that myself, the old grand architecture was great and deserves to be remembered.
What I thought was crazy is how many of the mansions are still there and how many of these buildings that at least the facades are still standing
I was born in St. Francis Hospital in 1943. Was a baby during the flood of 1944. Grandmas house was on S. Hydraulic when it was a brick street just a couple of blocks from the old ice plant and Hockey rink next door. Grandpa had a delicatessen. Thanks for this.
Wonder if she remembers the McKnight house. Off of hydraulic.
Well I bet u didn't know your mom signed as an information making you a orphan on the private side. Hmmm
Every traffick citations is written on UCC forms which creates a bond the monotize off of for 30+ years receiving a check every 90days for them 30years. Each motion or continuance is that of another bond for profit by them filing the proper GSA and GAO standard form or op form....don't believe me read the REORGANIZATION ACT OF 1871. JUDICIARY ARE ONLY ADMINISTRATORS OF THE BANKRUPTCY-FOREIGN JURISDICTION YES IN THE 12 MILE RADIUS OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ALL "STATES" ARE ARTIFICIAL CORPORATE ENTITIES WITH DUNS NUMBERS DBA AS. HMM WHY ARE SOME OF THEIR ENTITIES CONTACT INFO THAT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION WEBSITES! ID BE CAREFUL WHAT THEY FEED THE CHILDREN NOWADAYS I DOUBT ITS RESEARCHED ENOUGH WHAT THE SCHOOL LUNCHES AND JAIL FOODS ARE ALL DELIVERED FROM THE SAME COMPANY! BY THE WAY. DOES ANYONE RECALL WHEN THEY HAD US ALL CAP OUR WELLS FOR THEIR CITY WATER?! SAME REASON THEY TOOK OUR BELLS AND THE LIST GOES ON AND ON. WHO IS GOING TO SIT? BE SILENT? MOST OF YOU WILL NOT DO ANYTHING. ARE U GOING TO JUST LET THEM TAKE YOUR MONEY THE DAY YOU GO TO THE ATM AND NO BEUNO? JUST GIVE IT TO THEM NOW YOU ARE NOT A WARRIOR. IT WILL BE TOO LATE FOR YOU ANYWAYS SO IT REALLY DONT MATTER IN A YEAR OR TWO WHEN THEY SHUT US OUT OF OUR MONEY HELD IN BANKS. THE FOOD AND WATER HAS ALREADY SLOWLY DISIPATING AND IS ALL POISON. FAST NOW TO GET YOURSELF PREPARED TO GO WITHOUT. ADD MINERALS AND LEARN THE WAYS TO PURIFY WATER USING NATURAL STONES OR CRYSTALS OR HOWEVER THEY DO THat I sure ain't prepared obviously
First brick foundry that I could find in Wichita was in 1907. All these buildings and streets paved with bricks, millions of bricks, from before their first brick foundry and we're to believe they brought them all in by rail and horse and carriage? Right...
Ok, but a quick google tells me they can fit 43,000 bricks per box car, and weights are more regulated now than they were then. 100 cars per train is 4,300,000. 4 trains a day is 16 million bricks. So don’t be too shocked, the bricks got there somehow, and have been there since, foundry or not, and many foundries and brick bakeries were never listed as they were private, and there were also 1 offs and small batches.
@kevinphage7031 ok, then how many thousands of trips to move the bricks from the trains to each of the individual job sites via horse and carriage? Even with today's technology and infrastructure it still takes 2-3 years to build even a modest 5-10 story boring ass building, nowhere near as ornate and complicated. I'm not saying they absolutely couldn't with enough fortitude, I'm just questioning whether or not they actually did given the shear number of projects completed in an insanely short amount of time.
Lets say you are right... Who on earth benefits from doing all of that work just for a building so unnecessary that you tear it down later, like a "commercial building" like that slide says. This doesn't benefit anyone, the elite are rich because they know how to spend money and make smart investments. On what planet do all of these buildings make sense. Their purpose that is. And if you say they don't and they are repurposed, then why lie about it. You are coping right now, just because something is possible doesn't mean it makes sense. And because it doesn't make sense you have to explain to us the motivation behind it and make it so convincing that it counteracts the "not making sense" part.
you don't need an official brick foundry to make bricks, folk were making bricks in a back kiln on their farm for thousands of years and most of the dirt around here is clay, just keep it burnin' and go on with your day working on something else.
@@kght222 sounds like a fairy tale 😂 folks just were master brick makers through all time huh? That's what you think? Cuz you know the past bricks were of higher quality right
“They” never expected us to wake up. Trilled that we were joined by your Jr explorer, she said it best “school is boring” lol. Another excellent video Chris!
This is a rabbit hole that's become extremely hard to escape from..
Knowledge is power, it also brings heartache & headaches as you can never return to innocence.
It's true. Once seen, it cannot be unseen.
Yeah sometimes I wish I could go back to blissful ignorance
It's gotten out of hand and they need to stop
Has anyone seen all the new additions to the big electrical plants around town and outside of towns creepy
Same as creepy when the towers popped up everywhere . Detox from metals ASAP is my suggestion
Born and raised here. Not leaving #ict ❤ cool video
Especially for a hospital , having to walk upstairs to reach the entrance is not considered being very handy.
Went to north high school for a period, 2013-2015 ish, my history teacher took us outside and showed us the swastikas carved above the East entrance. Even after ww2, the city refused to take them down. It was once a symbol for peace, and they like to remind their students of that.
I was also a north high stage hand for the drama class, and the drama kids have a secret entry way under the stage which led to the basement, the ground was all dirt, and the entire structure stood on stone pillars and wood beams, not very many people have had the privilege to go down there. I wish I could return with a new appreciation for its construction..
I go there rn
The castle at 4:05 still stands. The people who own it rent it out. The civil war monument is still standing as well. Hell a lot of the buildings shown are still standing. We have a shriner chapter along with the daughters of the Nile chapter too. There's also a couple of masons lodges in surrounding areas
I saw it on Zillow they are trying to sell it off for a couple million recently.
I'm from Wichita and alot of those structures are still standing today. From one Chris to another Chris thanks for the video! Wichita doesn't get much love or attention especially old world stuff
Thanks for watching!
@6:37 I pass this building frequently on my way home. That building is now abandoned.
Think about the railroads, it's 1850, you're in Kansas waiting for more tracks to come from a Foundry, say Chicago, extending the line a few miles.. Maybe, then what? Would you just wait around? doesn't make sense, Like these towns, who would be attracted to go there with nothing there? There had to have been existing infrastructure for all of this to be here so quickly.
Facts. Plus, without infrastructure to support the logistics of all this construction how exactly was all this done? Preaching to the choir here but still, too many WTFs for any of the narrative to have any validity at this point.
Ignorance can be cured, but if somebody is apathetic and too lazy to Think, or Too Proud to be wrong, they are incurable.
Well said. Its obvious our whole world is based on lies at this point. Love everyone looking into this stuff and asking questions. I believe these buildings are old world, Rome....maybe Babylon. Jesuits came late 1800s in America bringing white orphans baby's to help all the expanding farms and business being set up. Jesuits also try to take credit for all the names of places and buildings....all nonsense. Jesuits kill Lincoln.... America was taken over by Rome after that
THAT! Was an awesome opening, pan left to the future or old world past haha. You won't see that on PBS as Ken Burns does his slow zoom into wagon wheel as the music builds:)
Windy @ss Kansas! I drove through there around spring break and I was unaware how bad the wind gets there. No wonder Dorothy and Toto blew away!
Some of the buildings ( and houses!) are still there! The second Masonic Temple you showed is still there!
So many tall building and yet so much land...
it’s because they wanted to display their capabilities you guys are nut jobs it’s the same reason why kings build massive monuments
Thank you for your presentation
The Eagle Building was not a "gentlemens" club. The Eagle was a newspaper in Wichita that later becomes the WIchita Eagle and Beacon (a morning and evening newspaper).
Thanks for the clarification..
One of the fraternal orgs was the Eagle's Lodge as well
Why did they drop the wichita beacon. Thought it was the better one.
What a fantastic 'cold open'. 1:42 🤣 Your stuff just keeps getting better.
In my opinion, looks that these buildings go down in the ground, possibly three stories they look so top-heavy
wheres the column factory?
Next to the Stained Glassatorium.
Great Video, thanks. For those still searching for our true history, look at Old Maps released last year of Tartaria, were you will see that we were apart of it before we became USA. The archivist w/analog videos are great for seeing what was found and published in old Newspapers That Ben has spent years putting together. We were the Old World long ago before Egypt.
Awesome comment. God bless you Kristine. Yeah tartaria ended in 1775. So makes sense that's what 1776 really was about. The west coast for sure was tartarian up until like 1800s
I found some old books at dock 410 it's a really cool place downtown on commerce Street and these books were from the secretary of the Navy and they were advertisements of move to the new city that they built
They also advertised a cure all and it was all from poppy plants and how they advertise how asbestos was healthy for us
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Where do u live?
1842 map shows cities everywhere already. 1868 haha
I just found you, by gods grace. love this vid so much! Thank you!
Welcome..
Wow @8.55 the Symmetry in that building is unquestionably functional in the positive life/energy prospering ways! Incredible what we've been hidden from!
I've lived here almost my whole life this is an awesome video I learned a lot that I did not know about my home town
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Thank you.
Great first shot on that picture with wagons in front of the grand building. It its the perfect visual for this whole thing. I often think about how many incredible craftsmen there must have been fully trained and experienced enough to build thousands of similar projects all over the place at the same exact time. Where did they get this knowledge, where did they train, where did they go? There are plenty of records about the workforce in the 1930s as they build thousands of projects around the country, but nothing remotely comparable only 50 years prior, when thousands of much more intricate and complex buildings were being constructed in areas that were basically unpopulated, so no food or shelter or water much less supplies needed or brickyards or stone quarries?
24:45 How do you suppose they built these fine buildings without disturbing the trees?
There were no trees in early Wichita except Cottonwoods along rivers and creeks. Wichita is in southecentral Kansas which was prairie.
Excellent video!!
we didn't have allot of wood. the term "great plains" really meant something back before the dust bowl. we had stone and clay and we knew how to make bricks and cut stone, so we built with bricks and stone.
This was an excellent exploration OWE. The locations such as the Lewis Academy come up a lot in the Midwest for some reason. The Old Library has that familiar appearance to it. This exploration made me forget about my previous bad time in that town :).
The Old Library was a Carnegie Library which still stands and is now Fidelity Bank Building. They invested a huge amount of money renovating it and it is beautiful. The new library was built directly acorss the street from it.
Thank you for this video 🙏🏽 I’m from Wichita & very familiar with mudflood/great reset theory.
I noticed this same thing while exploring downtown before I even found this video. Even look at the Topeka Capital building! It doesn’t make any sense! Thank you 🙏🏽
Thank you for sharing all the ‘Gentleman’s Clubs’. I now am seeing the White Pirates/Bandits (or whatever we decide to fashion letters to accurately describe) for what they are. You, Sir, are definitely an anomaly. You are a connector and I am grateful for your teaching. They say a good teacher doesn’t tell or show what to think… they show certain data and the viewer must use critical thinking to truly understand.
I like your term ‘Usurpers’. Excellent description. I’m watching all your videos. Just finished the one regarding the Great Lakes area, which was especially meaningful to me as I have been born and raised in Michigan. I’ve started my investigative journey due to a deep interest in my state’s Indigenous American heritage and decimation. Thank you again for your diligent research and sharing your knowledge.
What are the white pirates/bandits? I didn’t hear that mentioned.
@@YB-vp7tvWhile watching videos, while reading, while listening to people I often get images in my mind. While watching this particular video I saw the fictitious ‘hero’, Christopher Columbus, in the way I was indoctrinated as a young girl. I don’t think I EVER believed the whole C Columbus narrative and I always thought of him as a ‘white pirate’ 😂 I saw him sailing, looting, raiding, much like a pirate, a bandit, a thief. My apologies, I should have expressed my thoughts in a more clear way. To me, our history books were all falsified by thieves. Thieves that not only stole, but rewrote history to make themselves ‘heroes’.
Interesting how there is no pictures of buildings being constructed. Some of the buildings don’t seem to be practical for what they are. The fire department for example is huge, many stories and not really any doors for fire equipment. Post office seems the same. The hotels seem to have a large number of rooms for the time period/ population and not much parking (even if it is just for horse and buggy’s). It’s also interesting this was documented in “postcards”
The fire department at that time was housed in the Sedgwick County Courthouse. It also was where the police department was located. This was a nice video but doesn't really teach the history of Wichita which is my hometown, where i live, having been born here 70 years ago.
@@sbalman The point is that the history we've been given does not explain the anomalies.
Another great job OWE. I had forgotten the Billy the Kid and Wyatt Earp connection here. There's that old 'wild west' and cowboys & 'Indians' narrative again. Funny how all those cowboys and gunslingers needed so many massive structures. Not to mention all the schools and colleges. Nice little junior explorer segment. Talk to you soon. Have a good one bud. Cheers! 👋🤠
I lived in a house that was built in 1907 and the attic windows I remember strangely had two ropes, pulleys and 2 forged Iron - hooped eight inch weights tied to the rope and pulley system to counter each side of the inside window frame for easy opening and closing procedure. Wow , what a engineering wonder ! , or was this house built before that just saying ?
The grander the building the older the building. At one time humans lived to be very very old so they built buildings to last possibly 1000 years. As the longevity of our population dropped off so did the quality of our buildings. We now make our homes to last only a short time compared to the great ones. When we build homes to last only 30 years is the time a reset is on its way.
That’s definitely a rabbit hole of why all the bells were removed and destroyed all around the world
So many schools, for such a small population, very suspicious.
I love what you do brother, if you could do a Philadelphia episode that would be fantastic. There is so much old world stuff here it’s ridiculous and if you need any type of help with new pictures or anything feel free to let me know but a Philadelphia episode would be incredible, much love! 💯
It’s a peaceful laidback city from what I could see…. I live in the very most southeast corner of Kansas…. I don’t miss the big cities…..
Sedan/CedarVale here!!
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This shit is trippy when your stoned
I think it's trippy sober and stoned, the truth is always stranger than fiction...
Let me first say, I am fully aware now, of history being much more complex than what I was programmed with. These buildings all over the US and the world CANNOT exist how we have been taught.
That being said I would love for you to make a video about the pictures Minnesota has on file for the construction of their capitol building. I'm leaning towards photographic manipulation but I would love to hear your take on it. Thank you so much for your professionalism. Keep up the good work for humanity.
Those places that may have been "Eagle's Clubs" also may have been offices of the newspaper "The Wichita Eagle."
There must be blueprints for these buildings
Liking the video. Looks like these people knew more about where, why, and how to build in a specific place with purpose. Not just because there's a river or port nearby or for weather or topography. I saw a decent video recently done from the mainstream perspective. Maybe when you're bored you can take a look and add to it. On you tube, Titled: The Largest Mansions Ever in Manhattan. The channel was This House. Have a good night or day and both.
I know the channel. Good visuals, conventional historical perspective. Thanks for adding to the conversation.
Being from Wichita, it's been widely accepted that the old city hall, county courthouse, Friends University, etc., have been here much longer than we've been misled into believing, for the apparent fact no photographs or sketches are known to exist showing any of these buildings under construction during the timeframe they were supposedly built. What floors me is that the absolutely stunning Fairmount College "library" and Mt Caramel Academy were demolished in their haste and arrogance to hide the truth. And they dared to claim the Beacon Building was constructed and ready for tenants in only six months? Seriously??
That is not true. I am from and live in Wichita and part of the historical society and Public Historians. None of the buildings you refer to were built before there was photography. Not one of them
@@sbalman Then prove us wrong.
If you're a member of the Wichita Historical Society, post the links to the [unaltered] historical photos or drawings showing every magnificent structure he's outlined under construction. Also, provide an undisputable reason why Friends University and the Old County Courthouse just happened to be built in the fashion of a castle and a palace, respectively. And while you're at it, provide historical documentation of where precisely the so-called "builders" obtain the limestone, marble, and granite required to erect these wonderous buildings since there are no operational rock quarries located anywhere near Wichita, neither then nor now.
"History is a set of lies we have agreed upon."
- Napoleon Bonaparte
@@LeftyStratPlayer I don't have to "prove" anyone wrong. I was born in and live in Wichita. Do your own research.
@@sbalman In other words, you cannot provide any evidence whatsoever proving us wrong. Got it.
By the way, I was born and raised in the ICT, still live here, and have conducted my own research.
i find it strange that someone from the historical society and public historians couldn't provide information considering that's what they supposedly provide for the public hehe @@LeftyStratPlayer
Great video. In a timeframe when most of the people were poor and illiterate, they found the money (a huge amount), great architects and skill workers and built a lot of unnecessary buildings, with no power tools and no heavy duty cargo transportation, cranes and roads... I live in a wealthy and very international city of 1 million, with a great infrastructure, and still don't have that many academies, hospitals, theaters and orphans/elderman hospice. Way to go Wichita, for those who believe the narrative !
It is pretty odd for post cards of beautiful "new" buildings to be obscured by mature trees What's the point ???
I am confused how the brick buildings with the larger, textured white blocks at the bottom indicates mud flood evidence? What I see is a different type of stone indicating it's the bottom foundation of the building. It is especially an odd juxtaposition with the half buried windows, of course.
Gee, all of the guys in that photo are crossing their hands or hiding one of them. That's the tell.
Within the first five minutes of watching, I noticed many inaccuracies in your video. For example, what you called The Eagles Club was actually a building housing The Wichita Eagle newspaper offices at that time. Also, the war memorial in front of the old courthouse is a memorial for The Great War (later called World War I), and not for The Civil War. Plus, many of these old structures are still standing.
I looked up the Scottish rights building on Wiki, allegedly built in 1887/88.
Great segment, many unanswered facts of skullduggery.
Yea, those trees defy logic, strange.
5:40 There’s houses similar to this all over the USA.
You forgot the tallest one on the corner of Douglas and Hillside it's a huge Tower
I always think about Jules Verne's books when seeing the photos of rag tag people in the odd juxtaposition with the structures.... Whenever the people in his books discuss anything incredible such as that, the fine gentleman characters always say "Hurrah!! Hurrah!!!"....hurrah for incredible, inexplicable architecture!!!! All you have to do is say "Hurrah" and it explains everything.
Outstanding
I would love to know what lies they told to the people back then as the reason for all these beautiful old buildings
given the amount of displacement/immigration that we are told went on...I'd imagine incoming inhabitants were fed a similar line to what we're getting. How many of us would doubt the given history of a location we recently relocated to? If we do it's off to the asylum we go..
@@oldworldex Yes agree. They would.
Hold up, Time out. Where did people get the drive or the skill to build buildings like this? I can't picture something like this being built today. Could we even do it if we wanted to??
In 1953 I lived at 2258 Pattie 1 block north of Pawnee
From what i know my dad side of the family been here since 1500's in kansas aera so i agree we werent taught real history at all and for history books to say late 1800 early 1900 is a joke
The birds eye views are definitely from blimps
Most of those buildings are still here. You have to remember how the census was taken. Numbers are skewed.
Brick & Mortar MFG is more of a puzzle than the interior elegance !
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I live in riverside about a mile from the Campbell castle and the stone houses. The US courthouse down town and several churches are similar and have a very very old feel. For the timeline of establishment to the time the buildings were supposedly built, there are an awful lot of buildings going up awful fast with not alot of people... 🤔 ok another quick edit... my father and I were discussing this this morning, he sent me the link in the first place, we reached a rudimentary conclusion that perhaps when the railroad came in, the brick resources along with the local brickyard, and manpower were here temporarily construct the buildings. They did have more time on their hands to be more creative with ornate molding and structures, but it doesn't explain the timeliness of the recession, and also the sheer size of structure. Nonetheless pops said the buildings seem very out of place. Thank you for the work you' ve put into the content. It's fascinating a subject.
Was born Witchita Kansas 1963.
About 8:46 I have seen pictures of that---that arch may have been constructed to commemorate the end of WWI or it may have been put up before. Long gone before I was born in the 60s.
So....
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I've always contributed much of the population discrepancies to the overall lack of record keeping at that time. I could be wrong..... I just can't imagine trying to keep an accurate census given the rapid settlement across the west!
and who qualified to be counted? People were immigrating from all around the world. A lot of them didn't settle down, or didn't make it because they didn't assimilate.
What if the Dust Bowl was a result of the mud flood?
I think there's definitely a connection worth exploring..
Amazing,your son(daughter?) is there with you questioning for knowing about THE TRUTH.....is my dream brother and my dsughter is 14een right now and i'm separated from the mom since almost 7 years!
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Every video you put out makes me madder and madder about the elite. I'm thinking the insane asylums back then we're for folks like us.
I hear you. It doesn't make me angry so much as it strengthens my resolve against the current reset attempt.
@@oldworldex sometimes I think death is a lot better than living on this shitty earth
Fairmount College is now Wichita State University.
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Lol😂😂😂 The First photo with people with no Fake Beards like the other cities and Expos..
US Constitution excluded We the Other People of the US and America!!
That was funny. It was great to see these old pictures again. But unfortunately, there was a brick company in Wichita since the 1870s. Called The Lumberman’s Supply Company then changed to the current name Lusco Brick & Stone Company. In 1907 after acquired large investments, and became the brick company which you found. There’s always an answer if you know how to find it. An the eagle or Wichita Eagle is a newspaper company not a club. Open in 1872.
thier records would be awesome..thx for info
also a "Wonderland Park" in Amarillo Texas
itz the paradigm forced upon us. love it
Awesome thank you
Wow! Amazing presentation. Such mind-blowing evidence takes a while to assimilate. One thing I have to ask is how accurate were these census figures? Were there immigrant workers (or survivors of unknown events) who were not considered eligible to be counted? Also, postcards don't give an accurate description of the composite society. Where are the postcards of residential areas? Where is the infrastructure connecting these scattered buildings? We see these buildings as if they were islands on a barren landscape. That may be accurate to how they were found.
The current regime is obsessed with hierarchies. YOU have to be collectivised and categorized, not only to marginalize individuality, but to sell the desired narrative. Organized religion is the perfect government that's "not a government." Peopl always fall for changing the story to fit the belief set.
People and places thrive when you have free markets and commodity-based currency. When you're under a private usury fiat system, the wealth is sapped out of the economy and you have a devolving economy for the masses, and a trickle-down distribution of wealth based on conformity to a narrative. It's extremely subtle, blending of economics, religion, and psychology. The elite have mastered the factors of rule, by which the most important is deception, a form of psychological enslavement.
Good Video
And its going on again. Now.
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Does this look like old world buried under Fresno CA?
Yes it does..very interesting thanks for sharing.
Good content .
cheers..
Progressive new side hustles gave them the opportunity to build them
[What are the odds that Water-Blasting-Strip-Mining could cause Mud-floods?]
I believe there was a zero purposely left off Wichita's population during that time period.
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A massive library all for who
This is interesting but isn’t all this building boom from 1900 to 1929 what contributed to the Great Depression. We had irresponsible monopolies and rich people (sort of like today) building things too big and contributing to the market burnout bubble burst of 1929. I’m not sure that isn’t why it’s not talked about. We should, because it’s being repeated now 100 years later with our ultra conservative thinking prevailing again.
You'd be surprised how much was 'built' after the stock market crash. Many of these were said to be built between the American civil war and WW1. There was also a great depression in 1893...
That right there is why teaching history is important. It's practical.
We'd know what's going on here if we could just get ahold of Bill Gates and ask him about corn. I mean REALLY get ahold of him, and everyone like him.
My granddadspent his last years in the Masonic Home, ca. 1960s
Abilene KS please
I tried to watch this video but I can’t because of the smacking sound. It was driving me crazy!!
The Valley of Dry Bones
Eze 37:1 The hand of the Yahweh was upon me, and carried me out in the spirit, and set me down in the midst of the valley which was full of bones,
Eze 37:2 And caused me to pass by them round about: and, behold, there were very many in the open valley; and, lo, they were very dry.
Eze 37:3 And he said unto me, Son of man, can these bones live? And I answered, O Yahweh, thou knowest.
Eze 37:4 Again he said unto me, Prophesy upon these bones, and say unto them, O ye dry bones, hear the word of The Most High.
Eze 37:5 Thus saith Yahweh Creator Most High unto these bones; Behold, I will cause breath to enter into you, and ye shall live:
Eze 37:6 And I will lay sinews upon you, and will bring up flesh upon you, and cover you with skin, and put breath in you, and ye shall live; and ye shall know that I am your Creator.