Chu, you really have about the very best vintage photos of all vintage photo sites on TH-cam. I’m sure there are a finite amount of photos to be had and that worries me because I don’t want to see an end to this most entertaining channel. I don’t know what to say but keep it going until you are completely exhausted sir. Your loyal subjects will always be there!
I can't enough of your channel. How someone could ignore the significance of the photos, is way beyond me. The only thing I would add, is that if it's possible to find current photos that match the location of the old ones, just to point out the stark contrasts.
I'd say that the union hotel was the one in Flemington New Jersey which was recently scheduled to be torn down national historic marker where the Lindbergh trails took place still like to work out
Union Hotel J.A. Lancaster photo's location could be from Willistown, Chester Co, PA. 1850 US Census shows James Lancaster as Hotel Keeper at that place. This is outside Philly.
Très impressionnant lorsqu'on songe aux USA des années 2020 !!! Au premier Noël dont je me souvienne, (1960 ?), j'ai reçu une locomotive ressemblant à celle de 2'42 !
Of course everyone wore hats in those days! Have you seen pictures of men then not wearing hats? They looked like they combed their hair with a cherry bomb!
Chu, you really have about the very best vintage photos of all vintage photo sites on TH-cam. I’m sure there are a finite amount of photos to be had and that worries me because I don’t want to see an end to this most entertaining channel. I don’t know what to say but keep it going until you are completely exhausted sir. Your loyal subjects will always be there!
Amazing - the photo of the Alamo was only 10 years after the battle!
I can't enough of your channel. How someone could ignore the significance of the photos, is way beyond me. The only thing I would add, is that if it's possible to find current photos that match the location of the old ones, just to point out the stark contrasts.
I'd say that the union hotel was the one in Flemington New Jersey which was recently scheduled to be torn down national historic marker where the Lindbergh trails took place still like to work out
Great photos thanks for sharring
Everyone wore hats back then!!
Union Hotel J.A. Lancaster photo's location could be from Willistown, Chester Co, PA. 1850 US Census shows James Lancaster as Hotel Keeper at that place. This is outside Philly.
I was thinking Chester Co. PA, as well.
Très impressionnant lorsqu'on songe aux USA des années 2020 !!! Au premier Noël dont je me souvienne, (1960 ?), j'ai reçu une locomotive ressemblant à celle de 2'42 !
0:38 is that Abraham lincoln
I'm glad I am not the only one who asked that.
That is A Dry Dock Worker Posing During Construction
...of Lies
Love old photos
What is the source for the train photograph at 3:16?
Cool video! I like it
Of course everyone wore hats in those days! Have you seen pictures of men then not wearing hats? They looked like they combed their hair with a cherry bomb!
Cool!
I woulda loved yo have lived in those times
Me too if I could be vaccinated against all their diseases.
@@toddbill69 true