Fun fact : The reason The Simpsons creator put them in Springfield is because there is one in ALMOST every state in the U.S . Thanks for another good dig , bud .
I just saw where they laid 250k miles of rail by 1900 in the u.s. One company put out 1,000 4-4-0 steam trains a year too around 1875. They were pretty busy back then !
I cant look at an old world building anymore , without shaking my head in dismay at taking so long to realize the obvious, all of this existed before the 1800's narrative!
I'm from Springfield, Ohio. So many of our most beautiful buildings have been torn down many decades ago & they continue to tear down beautiful old buildings. Downtown as it was even 70 years ago looks completely unrecognizable to what it is today. There are many beautiful parks, wildlife areas, & very old cemeteries in & around town, several dating back to late 18th century even. There are many secret & very old underground tunnels throughout the city as well as Wittenberg University campus. Joseph Smith preached at a church that still stands on Grant & Old Columbus Rd. The building at 10:16 is called Myers Hall. It's said to have been used as a Union hospital during the Civil War & is supposedly haunted.
I think the climate was altered also throughout North America. You don't have majestic architectural accomplishments like this in places where things are frozen for nearly half the year, and you could freeze to death staying outside at night for half the year. Something really fishy is going on all over the place....
The information l've seen that resonates with me is that our known world was put under a dome 1000 years ago in order to separate the warring negative and positive Tartarians. We're stuck in here with the negatives 🙄. Outside the dome the weather is temperate (70 degrees year round with no seasons). That would explain why these buildings were built this way and some idea of how old they are. Ironically the Simpsons movie was also set in dome which was likely disclosure about all of this hidden history 🧐🤔
My father is 75, we live in Columbus and specialize in masonry restoration …he has worked on so many of those buildings in Springfield . I went with him to a couple as kid but have only worked down there twice as a teen and young adult. I remember working on a giant stone church
I'm guessing it was quite the project when those who orchestrated the new society in the 1800s. Dvorak (Czech composer) literally orchestrated the 'New World Symphony' in 1893. There was so much cleaning, story writing, town and building naming. It must have been like filming Gone with the wind to the 100th power. Stands to reason there's a lot that doesn't bear close scrutiny.
My brother , Cleveland is clearly old works, but look at all the churches on Lorain ave west side of Cleveland there are many in a row, almost doesn’t make sense that there would be that many churches next to one another..
10:08 where's all the external scaffolding? (certainly the stonework wasn't built inside out since the exterior looks well done) where's all the construction equipment, trucks, cranes, etc.? apart from one pile of bricks (that looks like trash) near the left side door there's no construction materials anywhere. did they just remove it all for the photo or was it never there? just 8 Donkey inc. workers at the site? i can't say much certain but it looks it could be some staged reparation or cleaning photo after a fire that has destroyed the interiors and the roof of the stone building.
Over 30 Springfield's in the USA.LoL. I found that many street names are repeated in the different cities of Canada also. Lots of Mill St's in Nova Scotia and Ontario for example and Toronto , Victoria B.C. and Calgary(old part) share a lot of the same street names.'THEY' (the colonialists) lack imagination and can only borrow or steal so has been said by white hat/'que' movement people.Thus, so much repetition. Just another piece of this big puzzle we are trying to work out.I have found some old post cards with old buildings on them in used book stores. Might be worth a look if you want the hard copy complete with the date stamp. Thank you for covering Springfield Ohio. Met some draft dodgers from there back in Vietnam war days.Thank you for the reminder of those morally sound guys ! Thank you for being morally sound too.
The Crowell-Collier complex was demilished a few years ago. It's pronounced crow not crou. The ild high school sat across the street from C-C. The old pist office was bought by St. Raphael Catholic Church (across the street) for use as their school until construction of a "proper" school adjacent to church. The K of P lost money in the crash of 1929. Their state home sat on plenty of acreage. Sold iff in bits. Home closed in early 1950s. Site was cleared for the new Mercy Hospital( now demolished too). Our Warder Public Library and Free Reading Room WASN'T demolished! It still survives to the west of St. Raphael's. It is our literacy center. Your research was VERY faulty. Yes, it's sad that our Big Four station lasted just shy of 5 decades, but train travel was dying. Cars were taking over. Many buildings were leveled to get the two overpasses, not by-pass (that is outside and west side city). Houses and factories were lost too. Photograph of Recitation Hall has been acknowledged as to its construction in 1880s. Many now gone buildings had information plaques attached, which were lost in demolition. Much of our city's wealth came from the various factories at the time. Mr. Bushnell was no exception. One needs to see his Greek temple mausoleum in nearby Ferncliff Cemetery and Arboretum. The tall fountain was junked in the 1950s because of cost prohibitive and costly maintenance issues. A new, shorter one would be placed there in the very early 1990s.
So the building that you saw did burn. That was the old court house. The library that you said was torn down, still stands. They built a new library and the old one is now the literacy coalition.
Hey, our court house burned down in 1918 and had to be rebuilt. I think they kept some of the old building still but as you can see most of it is completely unrecognizable from the original. (Springfield resident)
When we see downtown areas such as these, and many others, where the buildings are brick and look a bit different from the street , are they all one gigantic building? Broken up . But yet there’s no space between them, and from what I gather, are connected in the lower levels. Including Rapid City, SD where I live. We’re they once just one big block wide building?
i was born there. look at the inscription on the masonic building if you get a chance. the city moves old public statues around and hides them in parks. there is also a frank lyod wright building.
That's a cool video, synchronicity - I'm putting together a then & now with existing buildings in my area. Every image of every building that you showed is of a building here in my city, I have always found that amazing and very homogenous in architecture for different cities / towns.
Crowell printed Colliers magazine in the large building shown. Its was a Life magazine type pictorial weekly popular before TV news and led the way in the decline of printed media, closing just before Christmas in the late 1950s.
Something you missed, Springfield was home to more million aires ,per capita, than any citie in the world. Around the turn of the century. Also was home to the second largest factory under one roof, Krupp in Germany was the largest, East st. Shops was its name, was about a mile long. Some still stands. The Frank Lloyd Wright house was built for a family from Indiana, he had a auto factory here. The high school is still here, its a stem academy owned by John Legend, i went to it back in the 90 s.
I think for me what stands our the most after looking ar a lot of these buildings is that how many are a completely different style of architecture than European buildings especially the more square shaped or temple style which has more of a communal look but really it's what people think of North American buildings. I think the masons perhaps attempted to make their own but obviously those seem more castle like.
Idk if you think about it they didn’t have hoses to really stop a going fire. Like they really had to just watch it really burn. On the other hand these buildings had so much stone. Idk
I lived in springfield and it is indeed a city not just a town. Nowadays almost all those structures are abandoned or demolished. It is a very weird city indeed. There are some very nice mansions and a few streets down a ghetto. There are two sides to it unfortunately. The white poor and the black poor. Removed from these two are the country club and high class houses. No one ever seems to mention the country club in these videos. The atmosphere around is if decadence, abandon and despair.
You say the library is "GONE" ..This is incorrect. It still stands as the Clark County literature center. Directly across the street to the west of St. Raphael church.
@@oldworldex I don't doubt it. But couldn't they have said there were more people in these cities when all these buildings were being 'built'? It's almost like we're being left clues.
Hi!! I live in Springfield Ohio, and I'm 61 now, have lived here since I was 5 yrs, I remember some of the buildings that are now gone, and you have shown a couple that must have been torn down before I was old enough to notice such things. we have ALLOT of old world buildings, even in places here that you haven't shown, my thoughts are, that the giants of old (who are now hidden) built them, and they were built BEFORE the flood of Noah. if you look at some of the so called mountains all over the world, some resemble buildings that appear to have been melted, some are flat on top, giant trees that were cut before the flood, much has been altered to appear as though our generation is the smartest, but, in fact we are the dumbest, those in the know want you to believe their narrative, and not to believe the bible. th-cam.com/video/d4L2gMvo4gc/w-d-xo.html
I live in the US but have been watching a lot of St. Petersburg of Russia and I see a whole butt load of old world structures. I wanted to put in a request for when you get a chance to put a video out on it. Everything that is going on in the world right now with Russia and Ukraine makes me wonder and think a lot about what is really going on, because obviously we will never hear about it in our news that has been compromised (paid off because the 1% owns all the media now). Russia I know had purchased Ukraine (parts of it) according to the Poynter, Putin says parts of Ukraine have been Russian since ‘time immemorial.’ That’s a one-sided view of history. I think that from what I have learned in the last 2-3 years about Tartaria that St. Petersburg is completely all Old World with that Tartartian architecture that is all over the world. I just wonder and think that the Tartarians may have existed since the time of King Solomen and the Knights Templar time period. Possibly the Tartartians may have be friended the one or two or more giants (Many different kinds have been known to live on Earth at one time or another). I believe that is why they most always have those huge/giant front doors to a lot of the churches, cathedrals, sinagoges, basilicia’s, and monasteries all around the world. I know that most people do not believe that giants existed but in the Bible the “fallen ones/angels) were called the Nephilim. They were giants and that is why God created the flood to cleanse the earth of the off spring from the fallen angels/watchers that was created from human women and the watchers/angels that took them as wives. The top 1% of the world so called “elites/scum” have tried extremely hard to keep any information about any giant skeletons that have been found over the last 200 or more years away from the public. It leads me to think that there is a lot more to do with God and how we were created. That does not go along with their satanic ritual beliefs. Thank you, Tracy from Oklahoma (I am signed in on another account of mine but I have been watching your stuff for at least the last 2 years!! Great videos love to watch them)👍👍👍
Fun fact : The reason The Simpsons creator put them in Springfield is because there is one in ALMOST every state in the U.S . Thanks for another good dig , bud .
I just saw where they laid 250k miles of rail by 1900 in the u.s. One company put out 1,000 4-4-0 steam trains a year too around 1875. They were pretty busy back then !
The 1000s of Miles of canals is mind blowing.
I guess they had technology to build these buildings but not enough technology to put together Fire Departments in the early 1900s
They claim criminals burnt courthouses to destroy their criminal records and such.
Horse and Buggy!!
I cant look at an old world building anymore , without shaking my head in dismay at taking so long to realize the obvious, all of this existed before the 1800's narrative!
The original population of 40,000 must have been 100% highly skilled masons, with the small m.
They always throw some name up as a lie for who was the architect, but can't fabricate a team of Contractors, Engineers and Tradesmen.
I'm from Springfield, Ohio. So many of our most beautiful buildings have been torn down many decades ago & they continue to tear down beautiful old buildings. Downtown as it was even 70 years ago looks completely unrecognizable to what it is today.
There are many beautiful parks, wildlife areas, & very old cemeteries in & around town, several dating back to late 18th century even.
There are many secret & very old underground tunnels throughout the city as well as Wittenberg University campus.
Joseph Smith preached at a church that still stands on Grant & Old Columbus Rd.
The building at 10:16 is called Myers Hall. It's said to have been used as a Union hospital during the Civil War & is supposedly haunted.
Sounds like they're hiding something, doesn't it? Tearing down beautiful old buildings and replacing them with inferior "modern" buildings. 😢
Love your videos! Exited towards this one ! Lots of Spring Fields.. so interesting..
Always the mustache inheritor. I got addicted to old postcards because of the ones you’ve shown and your work…just FYI. Good stuff Chris
we should grow them out and show them off in our lives
@@oldworldex absolutely. A back at you
I think the climate was altered also throughout North America. You don't have majestic architectural accomplishments like this in places where things are frozen for nearly half the year, and you could freeze to death staying outside at night for half the year. Something really fishy is going on all over the place....
I agree
@@oldworldex Same goes for Eurasia.
They may have been built under a vapor canopy when e:was much larger and stronger and longer lived
The information l've seen that resonates with me is that our known world was put under a dome 1000 years ago in order to separate the warring negative and positive Tartarians. We're stuck in here with the negatives 🙄. Outside the dome the weather is temperate (70 degrees year round with no seasons). That would explain why these buildings were built this way and some idea of how old they are. Ironically the Simpsons movie was also set in dome which was likely disclosure about all of this hidden history 🧐🤔
Warder Library still stands!! Was repurposed. The new library is close to the city building near the fountain now. I'm from/live in Springfield, OH.
My father is 75, we live in Columbus and specialize in masonry restoration …he has worked on so many of those buildings in Springfield . I went with him to a couple as kid but have only worked down there twice as a teen and young adult. I remember working on a giant stone church
I'm guessing it was quite the project when those who orchestrated the new society in the 1800s. Dvorak (Czech composer) literally orchestrated the 'New World Symphony' in 1893. There was so much cleaning, story writing, town and building naming. It must have been like filming Gone with the wind to the 100th power. Stands to reason there's a lot that doesn't bear close scrutiny.
I went to Strong Vincent HS in Erie Pa. Yes , Its an Old World Building. I am a Tartarian graduate !
Erie is coming soon..
My brother , Cleveland is clearly old works, but look at all the churches on Lorain ave west side of Cleveland there are many in a row, almost doesn’t make sense that there would be that many churches next to one another..
10:08 where's all the external scaffolding? (certainly the stonework wasn't built inside out since the exterior looks well done) where's all the construction equipment, trucks, cranes, etc.? apart from one pile of bricks (that looks like trash) near the left side door there's no construction materials anywhere. did they just remove it all for the photo or was it never there? just 8 Donkey inc. workers at the site? i can't say much certain but it looks it could be some staged reparation or cleaning photo after a fire that has destroyed the interiors and the roof of the stone building.
The congregation of people near the burned out building, are discussing the biblical laser beam they saw last night.
I have boots on the ground pics of an 1800s building in Evansville indiana showing a massive airship!!
how is that possible? I mean a boots on the ground pic from the 1800s?
Over 30 Springfield's in the USA.LoL. I found that many street names are repeated in the different cities of Canada also. Lots of Mill St's in Nova Scotia and Ontario for example and Toronto , Victoria B.C. and Calgary(old part) share a lot of the same street names.'THEY' (the colonialists) lack imagination and can only borrow or steal so has been said by white hat/'que' movement people.Thus, so much repetition. Just another piece of this big puzzle we are trying to work out.I have found some old post cards with old buildings on them in used book stores. Might be worth a look if you want the hard copy complete with the date stamp. Thank you for covering Springfield Ohio. Met some draft dodgers from there back in Vietnam war days.Thank you for the reminder of those morally sound guys ! Thank you for being morally sound too.
The Crowell-Collier complex was demilished a few years ago. It's pronounced crow not crou. The ild high school sat across the street from C-C. The old pist office was bought by St. Raphael Catholic Church (across the street) for use as their school until construction of a "proper" school adjacent to church. The K of P lost money in the crash of 1929. Their state home sat on plenty of acreage. Sold iff in bits. Home closed in early 1950s. Site was cleared for the new Mercy Hospital( now demolished too). Our Warder Public Library and Free Reading Room WASN'T demolished! It still survives to the west of St. Raphael's. It is our literacy center. Your research was VERY faulty. Yes, it's sad that our Big Four station lasted just shy of 5 decades, but train travel was dying. Cars were taking over. Many buildings were leveled to get the two overpasses, not by-pass (that is outside and west side city). Houses and factories were lost too.
Photograph of Recitation Hall has been acknowledged as to its construction in 1880s. Many now gone buildings had information plaques attached, which were lost in demolition. Much of our city's wealth came from the various factories at the time. Mr. Bushnell was no exception. One needs to see his Greek temple mausoleum in nearby Ferncliff Cemetery and Arboretum. The tall fountain was junked in the 1950s because of cost prohibitive and costly maintenance issues. A new, shorter one would be placed there in the very early 1990s.
Excellent episode brother.
Good news, the circa 1890 Warder public library still stands! Now repurposed. Very happy to learn that.
Melted Reality did video on that cemetery today too... More in depth from what he did on your show... Always enjoy your content... Don't Stop
I really want to make a small town tour this summer, to see all these beautiful buildings!!! Coast to Coast magnificent!!✨✨🧐
So the building that you saw did burn. That was the old court house. The library that you said was torn down, still stands. They built a new library and the old one is now the literacy coalition.
Hey, our court house burned down in 1918 and had to be rebuilt. I think they kept some of the old building still but as you can see most of it is completely unrecognizable from the original.
(Springfield resident)
When we see downtown areas such as these, and many others, where the buildings are brick and look a bit different from the street , are they all one gigantic building? Broken up . But yet there’s no space between them, and from what I gather, are connected in the lower levels. Including Rapid City, SD where I live. We’re they once just one big block wide building?
i was born there. look at the inscription on the masonic building if you get a chance. the city moves old public statues around and hides them in parks. there is also a frank lyod wright building.
Spectacular video OWN, thanks for sharing.
There's no proof of where the replacement buildings were. It can all be a lie. I liked and subscribed!
I can't take it anymore , such deception !!!
Love the introduction !! Great video as usual.
Thanks so much!
That's a cool video, synchronicity - I'm putting together a then & now with existing buildings in my area. Every image of every building that you showed is of a building here in my city, I have always found that amazing and very homogenous in architecture for different cities / towns.
Crowell printed Colliers magazine in the large building shown. Its was a Life magazine type pictorial weekly popular before TV news and led the way in the decline of printed media, closing just before Christmas in the late 1950s.
The domed high school
At the end was springfield south. It’s now a STEM academy. The new high school is a modern 1 story building.
You know, there are 2 Springfield's here. 1 is south of Akron. odd. I live here, I didnt knw this Springfield existed
Are you being serious? Two in Ohio? This is getting out of hand!!
Tiffin and Mansfield used to have alot.
Wars, and rumors of Wars.
Something you missed, Springfield was home to more million aires ,per capita, than any citie in the world. Around the turn of the century. Also was home to the second largest factory under one roof, Krupp in Germany was the largest, East st. Shops was its name, was about a mile long. Some still stands. The Frank Lloyd Wright house was built for a family from Indiana, he had a auto factory here. The high school is still here, its a stem academy owned by John Legend, i went to it back in the 90 s.
You'd be surprised how many times I've heard the millionaire story for different locations
I think for me what stands our the most after looking ar a lot of these buildings is that how many are a completely different style of architecture than European buildings especially the more square shaped or temple style which has more of a communal look but really it's what people think of North American buildings. I think the masons perhaps attempted to make their own but obviously those seem more castle like.
There is definitely a North American look.
Hey the old library still stands
Thank you.
Great video!Just uploaded my first full length video on DC!
I will check it out
Idk if you think about it they didn’t have hoses to really stop a going fire. Like they really had to just watch it really burn. On the other hand these buildings had so much stone. Idk
We should be seeing an intact shell of brick..not a diagonal brick wall remaining.
I lived in springfield and it is indeed a city not just a town. Nowadays almost all those structures are abandoned or demolished. It is a very weird city indeed. There are some very nice mansions and a few streets down a ghetto. There are two sides to it unfortunately. The white poor and the black poor. Removed from these two are the country club and high class houses. No one ever seems to mention the country club in these videos. The atmosphere around is if decadence, abandon and despair.
Yo, I live there. You people are nuts.
Where do you think all the Limestone came from? There are old quarries everywhere here.
You say the library is "GONE" ..This is incorrect. It still stands as the Clark County literature center. Directly across the street to the west of St. Raphael church.
thank you
Nice episode. I like the postcards too.
Thanks!
The old library is still standing, it's a literacy center now.
"Ridiculous moustache"!
👍 yeah us builders can enjoy your work without ever listening haha
Love ur shares 🥰
I often wonder why they didn't just lie about the population numbers too.
Im sure they did..and do.
@@oldworldex I don't doubt it. But couldn't they have said there were more people in these cities when all these buildings were being 'built'? It's almost like we're being left clues.
The ‘Friends’ University in Utah, you said. Is ‘Friends’ code for those in the know? ‘Friends of the Reset Project’? Argh!
It's in Wichita. Check out my video on Wichita for more:
th-cam.com/video/BJ7eEE6XPFQ/w-d-xo.html
The M.E. Church on High Street @6:16 the height seems off, out of proportion (squat) and the street in that photo doesn't really look that high.
Memorial Hall is now ice-rink. Come back and update Springfield info because of all your screen grabs.
I mean I was just at a building built then. Bro you won't believe the pictures I have on my phone.
Gotcha. Email me some.
What's email.
Or how do I send.
In some parts it’s a shit hole
Hi!! I live in Springfield Ohio, and I'm 61 now, have lived here since I was 5 yrs, I remember some of the buildings that are now gone, and you have shown a couple that must have been torn down before I was old enough to notice such things. we have ALLOT of old world buildings, even in places here that you haven't shown, my thoughts are, that the giants of old (who are now hidden) built them, and they were built BEFORE the flood of Noah. if you look at some of the so called mountains all over the world, some resemble buildings that appear to have been melted, some are flat on top, giant trees that were cut before the flood, much has been altered to appear as though our generation is the smartest, but, in fact we are the dumbest, those in the know want you to believe their narrative, and not to believe the bible. th-cam.com/video/d4L2gMvo4gc/w-d-xo.html
🧱💚🙏🏼👍imo the more content shown shows us more and more about how we have been decieved !
I live in the US but have been watching a lot of St. Petersburg of Russia and I see a whole butt load of old world structures. I wanted to put in a request for when you get a chance to put a video out on it. Everything that is going on in the world right now with Russia and Ukraine makes me wonder and think a lot about what is really going on, because obviously we will never hear about it in our news that has been compromised (paid off because the 1% owns all the media now). Russia I know had purchased Ukraine (parts of it) according to the Poynter, Putin says parts of Ukraine have been Russian since ‘time immemorial.’ That’s a one-sided view of history. I think that from what I have learned in the last 2-3 years about Tartaria that St. Petersburg is completely all Old World with that Tartartian architecture that is all over the world. I just wonder and think that the Tartarians may have existed since the time of King Solomen and the Knights Templar time period. Possibly the Tartartians may have be friended the one or two or more giants (Many different kinds have been known to live on Earth at one time or another). I believe that is why they most always have those huge/giant front doors to a lot of the churches, cathedrals, sinagoges, basilicia’s, and monasteries all around the world. I know that most people do not believe that giants existed but in the Bible the “fallen ones/angels) were called the Nephilim. They were giants and that is why God created the flood to cleanse the earth of the off spring from the fallen angels/watchers that was created from human women and the watchers/angels that took them as wives. The top 1% of the world so called “elites/scum” have tried extremely hard to keep any information about any giant skeletons that have been found over the last 200 or more years away from the public. It leads me to think that there is a lot more to do with God and how we were created. That does not go along with their satanic ritual beliefs.
Thank you,
Tracy from Oklahoma
(I am signed in on another account of mine but I have been watching your stuff for at least the last 2 years!! Great videos love to watch them)👍👍👍
The narrative seems quite opinionated, cynical.