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Amazing this is from 1900. I was born in 1968, but my paternal grandparents had our Dad very late in life….in 1940. My grandfather was born in 1900, and my grandmother in 1895! Hard to believe my grandmother was 5 when this was made. I never knew my grandfather,he died before I was born, and my grandmother died when I was six. Thank you for sharing these videos…….I don’t have any memories of them, so this is like watching what was going on in their world.
Well done on this rare footage. A few quick observations that stand out. This was obviously a very labor-intensive salvage operation. Lots of hard work. Noting the guy smoking on the job at 1:35. And of course you gotta show the boss supervising. The homburg hat and gold watch chain may have gone out of style, but the bosses are still with us. Somethings never change.
Imagine a very large vehicle tips over outside your house, you call the police, and they send a construction crew to start digging holes in the ground.
Doubt that. No one is interested in correctly archiving things. So you have many problems about: what media type will last hundreds of years? What file format do you use? Is any of that stuff so heavily patented that no one can decipher your files in 120 years? Paper and Cellophane will last the time. My .mkv files from my family definitely won't because there is no such thing as "indefinite storage".
@@ferrari2k There are bots collecting every image that can be found on the internet to train AI models with, so anything that are on the internet long enough will eventually be found in large image and data collections. Storage also becomes better with time, eventually we will be able to store everything in a permanent way. Some things are bound to be lost though, especially from the early internet, but I do think that there will be a treasure trove of data for people in the future. (and don't forget about the massive amount of data that big corporations collect on us, they will probably be able to exploit that to make money, selling history in the future).
Even if we are still here in a hundred-twenty years, the sheer damage by governments and people withholding and incorrectly recording and cataloging the world for the sake of protecting the feelings of the weak and pathetic is at this point irreparable.
At 0:26 The guy banging his head on the Traction Engine wheel. Funny! I can only imagine what he said: "Jeez! My fu*king bonce". "That hurt". "It's just my luck they invent moving pictures and I'm being filmed". "I just bet in 120 years time, there will be people laughing at me on some yet to be invented media outlet".
Little did they know that it would be captured on film 122 years later they must have thought when it happened that it would have been lost to time forever not have someone watching it all these years later on a computer screen.
true!...this type of footage won't stop amazing me, they're jaw dropping, and theyhave the ability to make me travel in time...i love every second of them!.
@@k.umquat8604 Are you sure? How can you tell? These men seem to be having quite a hard time chipping at it with their pickaxes. I'm no expert in roads, but that seems to me like it's way too hard to be just dirt. Maybe it's not asphalt, but some other kind of pavement.
What Barry said, or some variation. It looks like it slid off the roadway as it came off a small bridge, not accounting for the camber on the road where the bridge was flat.
Yeah, you can always tell who has money and owns property, and who doesn't, by the clothes he wears and whether for a few seconds he's digging a hole or watching something happen. Once you know how to do that, you can go around painting everyone in the whole world into this or that convenient little box of prejudice. You'll be able to pit people against one another in endless conflict. Hooray!
Well, someone has to buy the equipment, the infrastructure, the tools, and pay the wages. You have no idea what the owners and investors had to do to get where they are either. They may have worked like dogs too. Your statement reveals a general lack of understanding of the real world and what it takes to prosper.
@@GradyPhilpott Does it though? Because that is a remarkably timeless scene... the rich man surrounded by sycophants standing around while the workers sweat. Who exactly does the working and who exactly does the prospering? Your statement shows you have spent way too little of your life on a construction site and know little of which you speak regarding human nature throughout history. Be careful chastising strangers, you might just reveal your ignorance to the world...
Haha I was thinking, as usual the RICH men in SUPER EXPENSIVE CUSTOM MADE Suits strutting their wealth....that also OWN & CONTROL the Country. 🤨 Grear piece of footage always live your uploads. 👍
@@BeingFireRetardant My good man, I have spent the majority of my adulthood working manual labor jobs, including construction and heavy equipment operating. I have worked in warehouses and in a potash mine, all in an effort to earn my university degrees, which due to catastrophic circumstances took me more than twenty years to complete. This does not include my service in the United State Marine Corps as an artilleryman on 155mm howitzers and 4.2" mortars in Vietnam, during which time I was severely wounded. I would also note that my comments refer to a video of men working around the turn of the 20th Century, a time which society was structured much differently than it is now. But, if you are inferring that I have no experience at the lower rung of society, you are sadly mistaken, as I worked at minimum wage jobs through most of the years that I struggled to earn my education and owned next to nothing except the clothes on my back and the shoes on my feet.
I’m so sorry gents. We took your generation’s gifts of hard work, ingenuity, creativity, foward thinking and hopes of advancing future comfort… and within 2 generations, we turned it into slothful ignorance, physical laziness, self-entitlement, instant gratification, backwards ideology and planned obsolescence.🥺💔😔
100 years ago when this was happening in Norfolk County, England during the "bright" and "heroic" times of America, my family was in Norfolk, VA literally locking a gay family member in an out building because he was gay. A pretty dark time in actual America (probably England too) if you ask me. You couldn't be what you actually were or someone (family included) could just lock you away, basically make you disappear, and nobody could do anything about it. Just say you were mentally ill, all because you didn't fit their idea of "normal". How about you let people decide who they are on their own? It literally has nothing to do with you so I don't see why you are complaining.
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That guy smiling to the camera made me smile over 100 years later.
HE can live again in the future by ressurrection. john5.28,28 luke18.27
@@josemendes2530 absolutely he will. Hes probably a youtuber by now, or a contractor! Who knows
The power of a smile. Not in a romantic way or anythinh. Like in a primitive way :)
Smiles up to Heaven to them all!!😃
2:11 😁
I like the fact that someone brought in a piano so they'd have music to work to.
And without us watching and commenting them, they probably would have given up for lack of encouragement.
It was a classy time.
Ah ... 2:10 some things never change! That timeless smile of reward, as to say... "we did it" !
He is dead, no one knows who he is
But his smile and his joyful face, that lives on more than a 100 years later
lol troll
@@PossibleMission69 get a job loser
@@michaelbelmontes4046 the same job of your mom? no thanks
@@michaelbelmontes4046 the same job of your mom? No thanks.
Wow! The attention to detail in restoring this footage is just mind bending 🙂 Hats off!
so true....they do an amazing job
And then hats immediately back on because this is 1900 and we feel naked without our hats on!
its AI guys.^^
That was brilliant. Someone’s already commented on this; at the end, the chap that smiles into the camera made me smile too.
Cheesin’ for the camera…even then. Fantastic footage
Now thats one hell of a team work right there. i cant help but shed a tear watcing all these restored videos. thank you for doing this.
Imagine doing work like that in a suit!
Everything was serious business back then. Even the sun wore a tie.
Amazing this is from 1900. I was born in 1968, but my paternal grandparents had our Dad very late in life….in 1940. My grandfather was born in 1900, and my grandmother in 1895! Hard to believe my grandmother was 5 when this was made. I never knew my grandfather,he died before I was born, and my grandmother died when I was six. Thank you for sharing these videos…….I don’t have any memories of them, so this is like watching what was going on in their world.
That is a Burrel Showman's Traction Engine and would have weighed several tons. Sterling work by those men to get upright.
It looks ENORMOUS
And heavy!
Imagine the guy filming was like this gonna be on TH-cam
That smiling guy was looking at us ahead of time.
Not a steam roller! It's a fairground traction engine. Built by Burrells of Thetford.
Yes, Thank you!
Thank you Andrew... where was this filmed? England?
It was a model X for sure.
Someone identified the engine as Edward VII, built end 1901 early 1902. It came to grief on a bridge in Norfolk, County where it was built.
Well done on this rare footage. A few quick observations that stand out. This was obviously a very labor-intensive salvage operation. Lots of hard work. Noting the guy smoking on the job at 1:35. And of course you gotta show the boss supervising. The homburg hat and gold watch chain may have gone out of style, but the bosses are still with us. Somethings never change.
The bosses look stereotypically evil in this and it's great. Like, they're just vibin 100 years ago but they're in Villain Outfits
It's the boss from Thomas the tank engine...
Imagine a very large vehicle tips over outside your house, you call the police, and they send a construction crew to start digging holes in the ground.
hahaahahahaha, amazing
They wouldn’t arrive for months!
people alive in 120 years time will have so much footage of us primative folk
Doubt that.
No one is interested in correctly archiving things.
So you have many problems about: what media type will last hundreds of years? What file format do you use? Is any of that stuff so heavily patented that no one can decipher your files in 120 years?
Paper and Cellophane will last the time.
My .mkv files from my family definitely won't because there is no such thing as "indefinite storage".
@@ferrari2k ???
@@ferrari2k There are bots collecting every image that can be found on the internet to train AI models with, so anything that are on the internet long enough will eventually be found in large image and data collections. Storage also becomes better with time, eventually we will be able to store everything in a permanent way. Some things are bound to be lost though, especially from the early internet, but I do think that there will be a treasure trove of data for people in the future. (and don't forget about the massive amount of data that big corporations collect on us, they will probably be able to exploit that to make money, selling history in the future).
@@ferrari2k donate them to the Internet Archive
Even if we are still here in a hundred-twenty years, the sheer damage by governments and people withholding and incorrectly recording and cataloging the world for the sake of protecting the feelings of the weak and pathetic is at this point irreparable.
I knew a man that pined another’s cap to the ground with a pick.
The thought gives me the creeps 50 years later. Excellent footage.
At 0:26 The guy banging his head on the Traction Engine wheel. Funny! I can only imagine what he said: "Jeez! My fu*king bonce". "That hurt". "It's just my luck they invent moving pictures and I'm being filmed". "I just bet in 120 years time, there will be people laughing at me on some yet to be invented media outlet".
2:10 made my day
The year when Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche passed away. Unbelievable.
This steam traction engine is still under pressure as seen when the steam is exhausting while the good lads are pulling forward !!!!!
That's not a steam-roller. It's a steam tractor.
The Fine Dressed Gentlemen standing about might possibly be the business owner, and the Insurance Investigator !!!!!
god damn I love the mid industrial era. What a vibe.
Little did they know that it would be captured on film 122 years later they must have thought when it happened that it would have been lost to time forever not have someone watching it all these years later on a computer screen.
Yep, and little do you know, that 264 years from now people will yowzle your comment on their nålbre.
true!...this type of footage won't stop amazing me, they're jaw dropping, and theyhave the ability to make me travel in time...i love every second of them!.
@@FilmscoreMetaler Lmfao.
If you spot yourself in this video drop a comment. Interested to know where this was.
I hope the guy filming this gets some of them TH-cam dollars I hear so much about.
The way we were.. Happy and confident.
Confidence feeling good about who you are staying strong against the odds and adapt to the adversity.
*With a significantly shorter lifespan.*
(Which as the world is going …I don’t think is necessarily a bad thing.🤔😆)
SO WELL-DRESSED!
Bet they didn't smell very good, tho.
Gosh how I'd love to talk to people fro this time.
That is a not a Steam Roller. That is a Steam Tractor.
2:10 that dude's smile when he sees a dozen guys pulling this big steam engine.
Probably looking forward to his next pint after work
@@planetX15 absolutely, he did.
At 1:01+ there are 2 ladies in long coats walking away in mid frame.
thats a showmans engine, not a roller
Now, that most of these old films are computer colorized, it's hard to find the original film in black and white.
Everyone is already dead from this recording.But I wonder what they were talking about then while working and laughing.
Great grin at 2:09!
0:28 LOL
Under the steam roller a guy found his flat mate
Nice upload.... Thanks for sharing...
Probably caused by texting while driving....
_ И под конец в кадре улыбнули гнусные буржуи, с важным видом наблюдающие за трудом простых работяг.
Good Job Fellas! Hope you all had happy lives.
Even in the 1900, people liked to ham it up when the cameras are rolling!
Awesome 👌 👏
:26 the dude swinging the pick axe totally booked his head on the wheel as his buddies were walking by.
Put speed in options to 0.7 ,looks unreal.
Wonder what actual accident looked like.
Imagine, you put them a car of today in front o their eyes.^^
what pc configuration u used?
but what the heck happened there in the first place?
how did that... steam tractor? get stuck sideways like that in what seems to be an asphalt road?
That's not asphalt,but a dirt road.
@@k.umquat8604 Are you sure? How can you tell? These men seem to be having quite a hard time chipping at it with their pickaxes. I'm no expert in roads, but that seems to me like it's way too hard to be just dirt. Maybe it's not asphalt, but some other kind of pavement.
@@radornkeldam a bridge approach collapse?
@@radornkeldam Now I think about it, that does look like asphalt. It may have got stuck when the asphalt was still soft.
What Barry said, or some variation. It looks like it slid off the roadway as it came off a small bridge, not accounting for the camber on the road where the bridge was flat.
Hardworking hands on...
Looks the same as today
That’s so cool👍🏻🇺🇸
What is the purpose of digging that hole?
leverage
No one uses smartphones at workplace
Where did this happen?
At thus the first person stopped to record it.
in that time when a vehicle crashed everything else was total except the vehicle.
You can't park there mate.
Health and Safety was yet to catch on.
The guys on the most money wore the best clothes and did the least work. Some things never change.
It's called a traction engine, it is not a steamroller. :)
Spot the capitalist at 2.39. 🎩
Interesting, these people have better understanding of gravity than today’s for sure!
Kinda looks like it fell in an old mineshaft or basement or something.
Minecraft had crazy glitches back then.
@@ridingboy Kek.
The guy at 0:27 that hit his head got me dead...
As always, the rich owner is just standing around barking orders while the peasants are working like dogs.
Yeah, you can always tell who has money and owns property, and who doesn't, by the clothes he wears and whether for a few seconds he's digging a hole or watching something happen. Once you know how to do that, you can go around painting everyone in the whole world into this or that convenient little box of prejudice. You'll be able to pit people against one another in endless conflict. Hooray!
Well, someone has to buy the equipment, the infrastructure, the tools, and pay the wages. You have no idea what the owners and investors had to do to get where they are either. They may have worked like dogs too. Your statement reveals a general lack of understanding of the real world and what it takes to prosper.
@@GradyPhilpott
Does it though? Because that is a remarkably timeless scene... the rich man surrounded by sycophants standing around while the workers sweat.
Who exactly does the working and who exactly does the prospering? Your statement shows you have spent way too little of your life on a construction site and know little of which you speak regarding human nature throughout history. Be careful chastising strangers, you might just reveal your ignorance to the world...
Haha I was thinking, as usual the RICH men in SUPER EXPENSIVE CUSTOM MADE Suits strutting their wealth....that also OWN & CONTROL the Country. 🤨 Grear piece of footage always live your uploads. 👍
@@BeingFireRetardant My good man, I have spent the majority of my adulthood working manual labor jobs, including construction and heavy equipment operating. I have worked in warehouses and in a potash mine, all in an effort to earn my university degrees, which due to catastrophic circumstances took me more than twenty years to complete. This does not include my service in the United State Marine Corps as an artilleryman on 155mm howitzers and 4.2" mortars in Vietnam, during which time I was severely wounded. I would also note that my comments refer to a video of men working around the turn of the 20th Century, a time which society was structured much differently than it is now. But, if you are inferring that I have no experience at the lower rung of society, you are sadly mistaken, as I worked at minimum wage jobs through most of the years that I struggled to earn my education and owned next to nothing except the clothes on my back and the shoes on my feet.
"this is going on youtube later " .........( much much later )
This is how should your dashcam shots be like for insurance claims 😆
Looks like a tractor to me.
ppl actually helped back then. they were smart enough to know what to do. physically able to do it. and did it all while dressed in 3 piece suits.
I’m so sorry gents.
We took your generation’s gifts of hard work, ingenuity, creativity, foward thinking and hopes of advancing future comfort…
and within 2 generations, we turned it into slothful ignorance, physical laziness, self-entitlement, instant gratification, backwards ideology and planned obsolescence.🥺💔😔
guy bangs his head at 30 seconds
These damn teenagers think they rule the streets.:D
Interesting
This seems tilted, or is it only me?
Why did people stop wearing hats? People looked better with those!
Lost easy
Always got the fatcats to watch real men work!
Should be required viewing for youngsters. How people used to do things.
Lemme guess.........speeding? 😂
Oh Peter...Peter....
Think it fell into a hole
I wonder how many transgenders were there?
ZERO NADA ZILCH!
you seemed to be very obsessed with them. Show us your search history.
@@vchk5330 hes making a point galaxy brain
LOL
@@vchk5330
No, I'm not.
Are you one?
lmfao
No road rage either.
Woohoo num 1
America's heroic times. A bright future ahead and no one worried about what or who to identify as.
Sure, but my understanding is that this tractor slipped into a ditch in Norfolk County, England.
100 years ago when this was happening in Norfolk County, England during the "bright" and "heroic" times of America, my family was in Norfolk, VA literally locking a gay family member in an out building because he was gay.
A pretty dark time in actual America (probably England too) if you ask me. You couldn't be what you actually were or someone (family included) could just lock you away, basically make you disappear, and nobody could do anything about it. Just say you were mentally ill, all because you didn't fit their idea of "normal".
How about you let people decide who they are on their own? It literally has nothing to do with you so I don't see why you are complaining.
worse jump cut in history