@@oldworldex That intro to that video is a little bit long, I produced it that way on purpose. However this video comes direct from heaven every word comes from the bible I just cut and pasted the scriptures to tell a story. If your foundations are built on Jesus, through prayer, seeking Jesus and getting to know God. You can figure out these buildings very easy, just look at the graven images. Tribulation Survival Guide, Faith, Salvation, Righteousness and the Sword of Spirit th-cam.com/video/V7ttl8vQI-s/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
Still trying to figure out how any of it is a "lie" Obviously names of famous architects can be checked with more digging. Many of these buildings look fancy and look like they took decades to build but not in reality. Architects try to capture "time" with their 'art". I think that's kinda the whole point of a good architect. Its suppose to look out of place. I live in upstate NY syracuse and albany areas.
Amazing find with “Archimedes of Syracuse”. I can only shake my head in despair at the sheer level of deception we are caught in. Great job finding a new thread to pull!
@@timothydillow3160 he said that he was a Freemason? Just wondering, and thanks for the reply. I might be related to him that’s why I ask. Boy, relatives can sure be disappointing. 🙄
I really appreciate your coverage of New York. Check out a little town called Oneonta, it used to have the largest railroad roundhouse in the world. Kind of strange for a po-dunk little town.
I live 30 mins from there in Richfield springs. Also a town with a ton of history, people came from all around the country too bathe in the sulfur springs in the 1800s
@7:09 the postcard is amazing. Our country looked like Europe, and none of this was shown to us. Horse and buggy, log cabins, to Leave it to Beaver, none of it involved any of this. It's amazing to see the architecture in all our states match, being from last reset, or maybe many before...
Grew up in the area as Dad was a professor at Syracuse University. I remember old Archbold Stadium well. He and I were at the very last game played on that field. It was awe inspiring every time I entered the place. I knew the city was full of old world stuff. Thanks for this.
Thanks for the Ride, Love your channel, your mindset and voice. Jon Levi's channel started me on this road of discovery and the facade of Our so-called history that surprised me for not noticing myself sooner being a carpenter, mechanic, builder and renovator of apartment buildings and houses allover N.Y.C. and the Northern suburbs and history lover mostly based in the Military and Religious aspect. I mourn for All that has been stolen from us and what Was in the past and where we are headed in this Realm too uncomfortably resembling the oddest episode of the Twilight Zone and Outer Limits. Glad all the same to be a part of this community and praying for the younger generations to follow with us wishing I took notice of all I've been interested in the last 10-15 years now passed my prime in a World and Country I no longer recognize.
Hi! Thank you for producing this awesome video! I am originally from the South and have lived in Syracuse for 23 years now. I was blown away by many of the still standing buildings you talked about! I never knew too much about their history so thank you!
Exquisite....just amazing and wonderful seeing all of those old structures while saddening at the same time. I get feelings of homesickness when I look at things built in the 19th century...no idea why it just hits me and then considering the destruction of such masterpieces of architecture...??? I could literally cry. Thanks for sharing
I live in Syracuse, and I was thinking for a while to start looking into early NY history but for some reason my mind would just “forget” and I would never really get to it. Lo and behold this video just randomly popped up into my feed, and I must indulge lest i forget again.
@@dawk5088 I can relate to that statement. I really don't want to believe, that our past, is much different than we have been taught. It's gotten a lot easier, but I still feel wired, to believe the false narrative sometimes.
Something interesting that I happened upon, which you may already be familiar with, is in Yazd in Iran they put towers called wind catchers on most structures as part of a cooling system. The fact that so many of these buildings have towers may be have the same function. And may be part of the heating system as well. I think these places were pretty self sufficient as far as heat and power, etc. which may be why they had to go.
I taught my first classes (figure drawing - yep: Nakeds) in one of the "turrets" of Crouse College as a MFA grad student in 1981. Literally a round classroom/studio. It overlooked the valley. Quite a view. SU was very good to me. Happily retired art professor now. Upstate is loaded with history's mysteries, for sure. Thanks for the memories.
Great video! Your work continues to deepen and grow exponentially! 🙏🏻 I am starting to strongly consider that telephonic communication had to be prevalent during the old world. How could the blueprint of town building and construction be so meticulously uniform throughout the realm without “modern” communications? And how about those three-fire buildings? So the masons were in tall order then!😂
Agree with everything Jason said. I was thinking the same exact thing your work continues to deepen everyone that follows your shares we all enjoy following you down this road of uncovering and digging through the layers of lies that have put over us through many years. I’m thinking hundreds could be longer I know there’s definitely 1000 year off to our timeline.
Great detail with the naming. Awesome video. Live in Schenectady in the Stockade and we have similar things on a smaller scale over here in East Upstate.
I love in an opera house not far from Syracuse N.Y. This evening at the bar . The handyman said aloud . There are three basements. The old church castles all have below ground level entrenches.
Syracuse and Syracuse University are hauntingly beautiful and give off a very old world vibe. Thankfully so many old structures still survive but many have been lost. Wonderful video, as usual, and nice catch with Archimedes Russell who is revered in Syracuse (NY!)
The destruction is, perhaps, the hardest part of looking at all these amazing buildings, appears those who run this realm realised that there would come a time when people would question the stories given to them. Even in London, my capital city (although I don't live there) the destruction can be seen, perfectly good old world buildings being ripped down to be replaced with glass and steel boxes, which, in less than a few decades, will themselves need to be replaced, due to the poor construction techniques employed, but the emphasis appears to be the destruction of the past. A people without a past are also a people on who any future can be stamped, not knowing where you come from is disorientating, allowing for any narrative to be added and for any future world to be shaped by others.
We are told that the old idea of kings was wrong, tyrannical. That democracy is for and by the people. That we have a choice, self determination. Instead, we have a new form of oppression and tyrannical control. We need a new future, where we can utilize the ancient secrets to have a better life. Not free energy, but one that has little or no cost of maintenance. Not toxic batteries, but eternal ones. The clues are available if we look in the right place. Every feature, including decoration, has function.
one of the biggest mysteries of these old world building is there was no plubling ,not a thing ,no kitchen ,no toilets ,no taps .those with eyes to see will have a pretty good idea ,
well not by our current generation but they are still our our ancestors ,it most likely goes back to before we were split from when we were both the masculine and feminine components which alowed an internal creation and regeneration ,into the separate male and female beings ,this is why expelling sexual fluids for pleasure isnt in our best interest ,its effectivly leaking life force energy ,we arnt letting our energy build up to that critical mass point ,which is needed to start the generator basically we have in this body ,a sper super capacitor@@unachain
PS ,can anyone remember when we started using the word human,we never did when i was at school in 51,it just seems to have appered,lets break it down,A hu,or a hue is a shade or colour ,a man is self explanitory ,so human is a shade of a man ,a shadow of a man . Do you still think you are a human? or a Man and Woman?
Old world arts is coming back, the gods wrapped centuries of it in a little girl named Angelina Jordan from Norway who dropped the mic (with grace and humility) on the world at 7yrs old on Norways Got Talent. That young ladies voice is from another time entirely and it's as complex, layered and mystical as the amazing structures people like yourself explore for us😊 Her renditions of Elvis, Billie Holiday, Etta James, Adele, Amy, Lou Rawls, Patsy, and hundreds of others, and her own songs now, can only open ones soul from her first notes. If you haven't heard her, that's a small gift I pass along to you and your family😊 PS, she's performed on a star fort in Norway a few times as well, kismet! 😊
I would think society was very strong at this time strong families high values they would put pride in what they would due they probably lived in abundance also
Lots going on in Syracuse. Nice exploration on this, bud. @5:40 you make an excellent point here. Looking more like a 'European-aged' road. Tons of cool surprises. Thanks and talk to you soon. Cheers!
I'm from Syracuse. I barely made it into the 1950 census. My dad graduated from North High School in 1936. I think he told me that it was a jail before being turned into a high school. He went to SU after the war on the GI Bill. We used to go there until the mid 1960's, until the family that was left there died off.
Holy heck this is cool. My mother was born and raised in Syracuse. I went there at Christmas and in the Summer. I was too young to appreciate these beautiful structures, but with my new pair of glasses and understanding (which-since I was young always felt was off). What a spectacular video. Thank you sir. Blessings to you✨
Thank you so much this is amazing. I’ve have lived in the Syracuse area since 1999 and when I see these old buildings, I’m always in awe of the craftsmanship and I am also suspicious as to how relatively primitive tools and instruments and machines are supposedly have been used in the construction. Something seems very off, I doubt highly we could even recreate these structures.
It's funny when i try to talk to people at work about the old world most people say "well they just had more time back then to make it that way" lol Another great video by the way, I lived downtown Indianapolis my early 20s so I really enjoyed that one.
I get the same response. Most people aren't ready to consider a lie on such a large scale...my videos are for the people open to the possibility. Thanks for being here.
I waited for my bus twice a day in front of Woolworths @ 4:00 (1/2 a block north of Dey Brothers) for 4 years of high school - it was my transfer point on the Centro buses I rode to school and back for 4 hours a day. I remember a lot of these buildings, and when they were destroyed. Shirley - my mother worked at Lowes State Theater as a young teenager (described here as the "Landmark") which it was renamed around 1980 after a citizens group fought to prevent its destruction for a "more modern building". My father worked for Niagara Mohawk located on the paved over Erie canal (now Erie Blvd) in the incredible art deco building for 40+ years. This all happened in an era of math on paper, long division, slide rules, and TV was new with it's electron tubes. We designed and built airlines, the SR-71 and sent men to the moon. WHAT WENT WRONG??
this place is a holodeck. upgradable, resettable, programmable. these "old world" buildings that no one can believe earlier humans built were NOT built by humans of any time. they are props. the props and the lore are set in place before the game is run...
Absolutely, this reality isn't very real, Matt at Quantum of Conscience can help with that. Just remember, if death isn't the end, birth wasn't the beginning and we simply return from where we came. This existence is a theme park, a school, a pleasure and torture...the ultimate game of the soul, I believe that we return while we believe we are sleeping here, dreams are implanted to cover what happens in the higher plane, they blank our memory and we come back in here again.
As a lifetime resident of Syracuse NY, I am very thankful for the video. Your questioning and perspective on how such advanced ( if you call it that) technology to build such exquisite structures in a yrs time is definitely one of my many life's questions. Being a union journeyman sheetrock finisher, in mostly new construction. I can say from first hand experience that projects of that quality and detail are not able to be completed in a yrs time.. maybe if all goes well with no setbacks, two to three years is more like it. I often question how such things were accomplish ed with the technology at the time. Even now with all the advanced tools, it's mind boggling
I'm assuming Classical Music is from the old world and we found the music charts and figured out how to read music and play their instruments left behind.
As you said "no construction photos" Yet there isn't any general construction anywhere in any cities that I have seen. The photos always show everything built. No cranes on any skylines. The population increases at the turn of last century,as you mentioned, would suggest a hive of activity everywhere. Also if we can build these buildings it would not be in 15 months
Also, what became of the oral tradition that the truth in these matters was not passed along? Very troubling to the mind to ponder... I noticed and questioned these architectural anomalies when I was very young.
Enjoy this video but steam engines were used in mines as early as 1698 and things like the Washington Monument used a steam engine to lift a 6 ton piece to the top in 1885ish. But keep digging up all this awesome old information. 😎
I enjoy your narrative tone, as i realize it is frustrating trying to figure where the lies are you don’t slam people over the head with Cynicism which causes forward movement on trying to unravel the truth from the una-verses.
The 1960’s seem to be the “trash it for progress decade champion” and lines up perfectly for the +\- 80 year building lifespan (1880’s allegedly-1960’s)
These buildings are strong, I wonder if the fires were to get rid of interiors and decorations, then they rebuilt the interiors in their own decorative styles?
People in other countries seem to have much more respect for their beautiful things, not needing to have the latest and greatest junk heaps and they are much more prone to donate some time to do work on them rather than see such beauty be senclessly demolished. We know how well built these things are and yet, even I can tell how much work it would be to keep even 1 in perfect condition. But if you were a race of Masters or Avatars, it would only take a thought for the work to be done and I believe that this was the case, how else? It all fits like a glove.
pave paradise put up a parking lot - they are huge buildings built in such a short period of time - it is just so unreal and we see them all around us all the time in the city areas of the world.
The controllers gave us a catchy little song to sing which to them meant we agreed to it. Then another catchy band put out the catchy tune for another generation which means they agreed to it as well. We have to work our way out of the web for sure.
1:58 “Archimedes built it”….The Archimedes? “No, no, no….his cousin Archimedes Russel”. “You know the Cat that built the library and courthouse, last year”….😂😂Oh Brother…🍻🏛
Some of what you're calling stone is actually cast slump block. The ornate features are poured plaster into molds. Why is it so hard to believe people had the ability to build this way? Much of the buildings were board and beam, or iron with multi story buildings, with brick, cast block and plaster facades. The reason why buildings and roads look older than they should is the weather is brutal in Syracuse. Right in the middle of the snow belt. Wreaks havoc on roads, even today. With all the lakes around the area humidity is super high, quickly causing mold, moss, lichen to grow on buildings. Discoloration and rot sets in more quickly in the area.
Good morning...coffee break..I was pondering on city or cities of Troy...how many cities that were buried beneath it...but even more puzzling..is how ancient peoples...build all these global..Citadels...what it is..astronomical figures...to calculate...smallest details and elaborate designs....lost wax process..no it's more otherworldly..trains and planes..moving our old world dream complexes...shamanic voyages..into these modern film reviews...like silent films..first ones...imagination is greater leap .backward time scales...look at structures..present..what we truly see now...Castles rising up...perception...Troy is present.
You may have had difficulty finding information on the Manufacturers Building because it is now called the Center of Progress Building. I could not (in my brief "research" (aka google digging)) find a date for when it was renamed, only that it was.
The building all have that “floodable” or buryable first and/or second floor… meaning that the building look like the could be buried with 10’ of dirt/mud and still be good to go…
So confused by this "research"... But i do genuinely appreciate the love for the architecture. Isn't the difference in architectural styles just a cultural thing? There were no suburbs in the past and the city was held in a much higher regard culturally in the Victorian era so buildings were built more opulent as a flex of soft power. Keep the search up but i think you're not using your full imagination haha
Considering that this country had all the best talent from all of Europe and beyond, these structures shouldn't surprise anyone. I have personally seen some of those buildings as I am originally from that area. Most of the fires just burned the interior of the structures because the rest is stone, so they could be rebuilt quickly. This isn't hard science folks. Syracuse was like the NYC of upstate and central NY and there was a lot of old money there. Albany also has really beautiful old buildings, in fact their law school is the oldest.
This is totally random but looking at the first building, it very strongly reminded me of an episode of ‘Code Name- Kids Nextdoor’ It’s a only a cartoon but from what I can remember off the top of my head, in a specific episode there’s a building that’s designated as a school for girls. There’s some element of time travel that occurs with the protagonist who goes by simply “ #4 ” And at some point in the episode the building, using massive hydraulic legs, begins to walk, I can’t remember for what only that the head of the school was an older woman, she was the antagonist. Soo random haha. Im 28 now, haven’t watched that show in years and I watch videos questioning the history of structures like this all the time but for some reason it made me think about that exact episode ? Strange :\
@ about 12:35 or so you were mentioning the antiquetech, Ha ha, that isn't really a word, But screw them ! Anyway! I have noticed and am sure many other people have also noticed that what we are looking at in this town is a perfect example of how the self powered building is constructed. And you can see this method all over the world! It must work beautifully. Almost ALWAYS The bottom floor or 2 are of a non conducting / saving stone type. And the floors above are the bricks that I believe were made for doing just that. It's everywhere with these structures. I also think that when we see spots on these buildings that look fried, or like bolts of lightning came out of them there, that's exactly what happened! Over load ! Ok, back to the wonderful " Lunch Break " O wait, that's the other guy ! Ha. !
Auburn NY has a bunch of old world buildings too. New York was a really important location in that time. Learning what we know now, it’s like they’re mocking us until we figure it out.
Insane how beautiful and imposing the buildings were. Syracuse today is filled with squat, soulless, modern buildings. Lots of glass and metal, strip malls, rotting mid century suburbs.
I've always been curious, there is a Waldorf Astoria plaque on the SA & K building in Syracuse. I can't find any association of Waldorf Astoria in Syracuse.
One of the worst things to happen to syracuse was losing the Erie Canal going through the downtown. It could of been a smaller version of the chicago river
20.05 The lobby in this Hotel. Look at the Furnitures, the sofa, the chairs with their little legs, like they were build with longer legs, but shortened. I have noticed it before in Hotel Lobbys from the pictures you use. I have never seen chairs build like that?
We had a big Old World Trainstation till the late 1960s here in Lucerne Switzerland and guess wath? It burned down. You can search it up, theres lots of pictures about the Fire and even a few Videos i believe.
A really interesting video - when I think of people being so attached to buildings like this before the flood of Noah it is quite interesting that the Bible says that we should only rely on God and also have only sustenance and covering no mention of housing.
I wish I could express all the detail that goes into the slate roofs these Buildings have . I do slate and it's such a marvelous craft and requires special hammers , tools , copper nails . Hanging slate on a " witches hat " is like hanging overlapping pictures on a wall ... anywho . What do I know though , just a guy who works on these old world buildings and sees it all going away .
I remember first seeing pictures of old cities in uostate NY over a decade ago on Shorpy (great source for old B&W photos) and it was a revelation..... the architecture, the canals flowing throughthe cities, etc... first opened my eyes to a fact I had always known but never dwelled on before.... that America really was another country amd modernism completely destroyed it amd we live in its ruins like barbarians strutting through ancient Rome. Our ancestors were great men who acheived more than us with less then us, we stand on the shoulders of giants and piss on them. Its disgraceful what we have become.
I live in Olean ny. And even in this small city we have (or had) some pretty impresive buildings. Many have been torn down due to stupidity.. we once had a governor of ny state Higgins. Who had a mansion in downtown. Its said that theordore rosevelt was friends with him and used to visit in order to go on hunting trips in the surrounding hills. This mansion was torn down in the late 50's or early 60's to make room for a parking lot and a crappy looking church that now mostly houses AA meetings... Another famous visitor Al capone used to stop and stay in town while driving between chicago and new york. And also of course the hotel he was said to stay at has been taken down. My grandfather was born here in town in 1909. And from what i remember of him telling me basically every section of town was already standing and built. Except one residential neighborhood. The "rich" part of town. Which is called the seneca heights neighborhood.
I have, at my fingertips, right at this very moment, the original A. Russell plans from the early 1900's for the Onondaga County Courthouse shown in your video 17:42:00 to 18:14:00 . Unless someone broke into the building where these drawings are kept and changed the dates to 1902-1903, that *IS* when it was built. If you can figure out how to contact me, I can share some images I have scanned.
I live 2 hours from there. Been there many times over the years. Elmira would be a good one to research. Elmira college and mark twain. The buildings are also old world
I was watching someone’s channel yesterday, who pointed out how fast it seems in the pictures we have to look at the past how fast they raise those streets. And with what technology and machine work??😮 his channel is “Pants on the Ground” and he is super awesome.
you should talk more about the height to the ceilings, the previous civ's people were higher than 8 ft . Why would anyone waste money building too tall for our current sizes. It doesn't make sense to waist money, time, and resources. The people before were giants and their history was erased, deleted from the press and books.
I live outside of Syracuse in a home built I 1840, there's no way my home and the others around us were built I the same time period and same technology that these buildings were built with
Do Minneapolis Minnesota next. Park Avenue houses and the Swedish Institute. Along with the giant monolith with a pyramid capstone in the middle of downtown Minneapolis. there are also very old brick roads here too.
Now I go downtown and it sucks. Homeless everywhere.... Crime spiking.... Someone broke into my home a few weeks ago... Someone on a dirtbike was hit by someone running a stopsign in front of my house a week before that... Stabbings... Shootings.... Is it going to get worse?
Such a huge building for the ladies college. Of course the 1800’s was known for educating women and women’s rights in general. It would be a great idea to get the names of those many thousands of women with degrees. I mean, they were probably destroyed in a fire….😂
Agree with the others that we somehow inherited these buildings. And everywhere they have these cover ups about some normal dude built these increadeble things in much too short time.. Like the Gardner that built the Crystal Palace and other buildings in London, ...😂
These pictures and buildings that still exist clearly demonstrate the history we were taught in school was a lie. All I can say is wow and thank you.
These buildings are built by satanists.
thanks for watching..
@@oldworldex That intro to that video is a little bit long, I produced it that way on purpose. However this video comes direct from heaven every word comes from the bible I just cut and pasted the scriptures to tell a story. If your foundations are built on Jesus, through prayer, seeking Jesus and getting to know God. You can figure out these buildings very easy, just look at the graven images.
Tribulation Survival Guide, Faith, Salvation, Righteousness and the Sword of Spirit
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That's why the made those
"University's"
They grabbed them.
Still trying to figure out how any of it is a "lie" Obviously names of famous architects can be checked with more digging. Many of these buildings look fancy and look like they took decades to build but not in reality. Architects try to capture "time" with their 'art". I think that's kinda the whole point of a good architect. Its suppose to look out of place. I live in upstate NY syracuse and albany areas.
Amazing find with “Archimedes of Syracuse”. I can only shake my head in despair at the sheer level of deception we are caught in. Great job finding a new thread to pull!
" Rome wasn't built in a day, neither was Syracuse." Moe Howard
How do you think he got to be Moe Howard?
@@panatypical he was their leader.
@@timothydillow3160not trying to be rude or anything, but how do you know or what info do you have on him? Thanks. 😊
@@bethmartof1262 Moe of The Three Stooges said it several times in their comedies
@@timothydillow3160 he said that he was a Freemason? Just wondering, and thanks for the reply. I might be related to him that’s why I ask. Boy, relatives can sure be disappointing. 🙄
That whole area around the finger lakes is a hotbed for old world.
Watkins glen is amazing.
I really appreciate your coverage of New York. Check out a little town called Oneonta, it used to have the largest railroad roundhouse in the world. Kind of strange for a po-dunk little town.
Well the railroad, agriculture, lumber brought in the $$...also location, location, location- center of the state helped at that time
I live 30 mins from there in Richfield springs. Also a town with a ton of history, people came from all around the country too bathe in the sulfur springs in the 1800s
@7:09 the postcard is amazing. Our country looked like Europe, and none of this was shown to us. Horse and buggy, log cabins, to Leave it to Beaver, none of it involved any of this. It's amazing to see the architecture in all our states match, being from last reset, or maybe many before...
Hollywood invented the 'American Dream' while they were really helping the War Dept. create the "American Nightmare" we now have.
Grew up in the area as Dad was a professor at Syracuse University. I remember old Archbold Stadium well. He and I were at the very last game played on that field. It was awe inspiring every time I entered the place. I knew the city was full of old world stuff. Thanks for this.
Thanks for the Ride, Love your channel, your mindset and voice. Jon Levi's channel started me on this road of discovery and the facade of Our so-called history that surprised me for not noticing myself sooner being a carpenter, mechanic, builder and renovator of apartment buildings and houses allover N.Y.C. and the Northern suburbs and history lover mostly based in the Military and Religious aspect. I mourn for All that has been stolen from us and what Was in the past and where we are headed in this Realm too uncomfortably resembling the oddest episode of the Twilight Zone and Outer Limits.
Glad all the same to be a part of this community and praying for the younger generations to follow with us wishing I took notice of all I've been interested in the last 10-15 years now passed my prime in a World and Country I no longer recognize.
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing . 🤗
Hi! Thank you for producing this awesome video! I am originally from the South and have lived in Syracuse for 23 years now. I was blown away by many of the still standing buildings you talked about! I never knew too much about their history so thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Exquisite....just amazing and wonderful seeing all of those old structures while saddening at the same time. I get feelings of homesickness when I look at things built in the 19th century...no idea why it just hits me and then considering the destruction of such masterpieces of architecture...??? I could literally cry. Thanks for sharing
I live in Syracuse, and I was thinking for a while to start looking into early NY history but for some reason my mind would just “forget” and I would never really get to it. Lo and behold this video just randomly popped up into my feed, and I must indulge lest i forget again.
@@dawk5088 I can relate to that statement. I really don't want to believe, that our past, is much different than we have been taught. It's gotten a lot easier, but I still feel wired, to believe the false narrative sometimes.
Something interesting that I happened upon, which you may already be familiar with, is in Yazd in Iran they put towers called wind catchers on most structures as part of a cooling system. The fact that so many of these buildings have towers may be have the same function. And may be part of the heating system as well. I think these places were pretty self sufficient as far as heat and power, etc. which may be why they had to go.
I taught my first classes (figure drawing - yep: Nakeds) in one of the "turrets" of Crouse College as a MFA grad student in 1981. Literally a round classroom/studio. It overlooked the valley. Quite a view. SU was very good to me. Happily retired art professor now. Upstate is loaded with history's mysteries, for sure. Thanks for the memories.
'Trapping beaves and building Castles' Great content as always Chris.
Thanks 👍
Great video! Your work continues to deepen and grow exponentially! 🙏🏻 I am starting to strongly consider that telephonic communication had to be prevalent during the old world. How could the blueprint of town building and construction be so meticulously uniform throughout the realm without “modern” communications? And how about those three-fire buildings? So the masons were in tall order then!😂
Agree with everything Jason said. I was thinking the same exact thing your work continues to deepen everyone that follows your shares we all enjoy following you down this road of uncovering and digging through the layers of lies that have put over us through many years. I’m thinking hundreds could be longer I know there’s definitely 1000 year off to our timeline.
Great detail with the naming. Awesome video. Live in Schenectady in the Stockade and we have similar things on a smaller scale over here in East Upstate.
I truly love this channel & your commentary & style.
I never tire of seeing Old World beauty.
Thanks !
Thank you kindly..
Soo glad your channel showed up today 😮, it's amazing. Patrick Mount mother f-ing Hayes Tipperary Hill Syracuse NY 🍀🐹
My favorite place right there!!!!
I love in an opera house not far from Syracuse N.Y.
This evening at the bar . The handyman said aloud . There are three basements. The old church castles all have below ground level entrenches.
Seems to be catching on...
whoa
Syracuse and Syracuse University are hauntingly beautiful and give off a very old world vibe. Thankfully so many old structures still survive but many have been lost. Wonderful video, as usual, and nice catch with Archimedes Russell who is revered in Syracuse (NY!)
Thank you.
The destruction is, perhaps, the hardest part of looking at all these amazing buildings, appears those who run this realm realised that there would come a time when people would question the stories given to them.
Even in London, my capital city (although I don't live there) the destruction can be seen, perfectly good old world buildings being ripped down to be replaced with glass and steel boxes, which, in less than a few decades, will themselves need to be replaced, due to the poor construction techniques employed, but the emphasis appears to be the destruction of the past.
A people without a past are also a people on who any future can be stamped, not knowing where you come from is disorientating, allowing for any narrative to be added and for any future world to be shaped by others.
I agree. While exhilarating, these realizations come with some heartache.
We are told that the old idea of kings was wrong, tyrannical. That democracy is for and by the people. That we have a choice, self determination.
Instead, we have a new form of oppression and tyrannical control.
We need a new future, where we can utilize the ancient secrets to have a better life. Not free energy, but one that has little or no cost of maintenance. Not toxic batteries, but eternal ones.
The clues are available if we look in the right place. Every feature, including decoration, has function.
...for sure! just like the human body, nothing is without function.
one of the biggest mysteries of these old world building is there was no plubling ,not a thing ,no kitchen ,no toilets ,no taps .those with eyes to see will have a pretty good idea ,
well not by our current generation but they are still our our ancestors ,it most likely goes back to before we were split from when we were both the masculine and feminine components which alowed an internal creation and regeneration ,into the separate male and female beings ,this is why expelling sexual fluids for pleasure isnt in our best interest ,its effectivly leaking life force energy ,we arnt letting our energy build up to that critical mass point ,which is needed to start the generator basically we have in this body ,a sper super capacitor@@unachain
PS ,can anyone remember when we started using the word human,we never did when i was at school in 51,it just seems to have appered,lets break it down,A hu,or a hue is a shade or colour ,a man is self explanitory ,so human is a shade of a man ,a shadow of a man . Do you still think you are a human? or a Man and Woman?
they are most clearly not the same things
Old world arts is coming back, the gods wrapped centuries of it in a little girl named Angelina Jordan from Norway who dropped the mic (with grace and humility) on the world at 7yrs old on Norways Got Talent. That young ladies voice is from another time entirely and it's as complex, layered and mystical as the amazing structures people like yourself explore for us😊 Her renditions of Elvis, Billie Holiday, Etta James, Adele, Amy, Lou Rawls, Patsy, and hundreds of others, and her own songs now, can only open ones soul from her first notes. If you haven't heard her, that's a small gift I pass along to you and your family😊 PS, she's performed on a star fort in Norway a few times as well, kismet! 😊
How important is the spirit of truth🤔that they would work so diligently to utterly destroy it
That's it in a nutshell!
I would think society was very strong at this time strong families high values they would put pride in what they would due they probably lived in abundance also
Brilliant presentation and narration.Excellent!
Lots going on in Syracuse. Nice exploration on this, bud. @5:40 you make an excellent point here. Looking more like a 'European-aged' road. Tons of cool surprises. Thanks and talk to you soon. Cheers!
Thanks for shootin in bud!
I'm from Syracuse. I barely made it into the 1950 census. My dad graduated from North High School in 1936. I think he told me that it was a jail before being turned into a high school. He went to SU after the war on the GI Bill. We used to go there until the mid 1960's, until the family that was left there died off.
Holy heck this is cool. My mother was born and raised in Syracuse. I went there at Christmas and in the Summer. I was too young to appreciate these beautiful structures, but with my new pair of glasses and understanding (which-since I was young always felt was off). What a spectacular video. Thank you sir. Blessings to you✨
At 12:18, the flag on the rooftop looks painted into the pic.
Good noticing!
Love your work! We drove through this town last year and it was a dump. So sad. We are living in strange times!
It still is a dump, and always will be! (lol)
Thank you so much this is amazing. I’ve have lived in the Syracuse area since 1999 and when I see these old buildings, I’m always in awe of the craftsmanship and I am also suspicious as to how relatively primitive tools and instruments and machines are supposedly have been used in the construction. Something seems very off, I doubt highly we could even recreate these structures.
This one hits close to home.
It's funny when i try to talk to people at work about the old world most people say "well they just had more time back then to make it that way" lol
Another great video by the way, I lived downtown Indianapolis my early 20s so I really enjoyed that one.
I get the same response. Most people aren't ready to consider a lie on such a large scale...my videos are for the people open to the possibility. Thanks for being here.
Yes old world Architecture, I have marvelled at the hidden history
I waited for my bus twice a day in front of Woolworths @ 4:00 (1/2 a block north of Dey Brothers) for 4 years of high school - it was my transfer point on the Centro buses I rode to school and back for 4 hours a day.
I remember a lot of these buildings, and when they were destroyed. Shirley - my mother worked at Lowes State Theater as a young teenager (described here as the "Landmark") which it was renamed around 1980 after a citizens group fought to prevent its destruction for a "more modern building". My father worked for Niagara Mohawk located on the paved over Erie canal (now Erie Blvd) in the incredible art deco building for 40+ years.
This all happened in an era of math on paper, long division, slide rules, and TV was new with it's electron tubes. We designed and built airlines, the SR-71 and sent men to the moon.
WHAT WENT WRONG??
Good stuff, good questions.
this place is a holodeck. upgradable, resettable, programmable. these "old world" buildings that no one can believe earlier humans built were NOT built by humans of any time. they are props. the props and the lore are set in place before the game is run...
I think you're on to something....
God's zoo.
Absolutely, this reality isn't very real, Matt at Quantum of Conscience can help with that. Just remember, if death isn't the end, birth wasn't the beginning and we simply return from where we came. This existence is a theme park, a school, a pleasure and torture...the ultimate game of the soul, I believe that we return while we believe we are sleeping here, dreams are implanted to cover what happens in the higher plane, they blank our memory and we come back in here again.
23:47 Tartarias griffins.
As a lifetime resident of Syracuse NY, I am very thankful for the video. Your questioning and perspective on how such advanced ( if you call it that) technology to build such exquisite structures in a yrs time is definitely one of my many life's questions. Being a union journeyman sheetrock finisher, in mostly new construction. I can say from first hand experience that projects of that quality and detail are not able to be completed in a yrs time.. maybe if all goes well with no setbacks, two to three years is more like it. I often question how such things were accomplish ed with the technology at the time. Even now with all the advanced tools, it's mind boggling
My hometown
@12:13 Got to love those US flags "red roomed" onto the photos.
yep, clearly photoshopped
I'm assuming Classical Music is from the old world and we found the music charts and figured out how to read music and play their instruments left behind.
As you said "no construction photos"
Yet there isn't any general construction
anywhere in any cities that I have seen.
The photos always show everything built. No cranes on any skylines.
The population increases at the turn of
last century,as you mentioned, would
suggest a hive of activity everywhere.
Also if we can build these buildings it would not be in 15 months
precisely!
No sewers on the streets no fire hydrants ..
Right!
nobody used the bathroom and nobody smoked, yeah right
Thanks for your videos 😊 around 1870 many places were fit out with gas lights. These often were a cause of some fires. But only some
Stone and brick buildings don't catch on fire.
I think the roofs are formed of wood timbers like what we saw burn at Notre Dame Cathedral in France.
Also, what became of the oral tradition that the truth in these matters was not passed along? Very troubling to the mind to ponder... I noticed and questioned these architectural anomalies when I was very young.
I think that maybe the folks who questioned anything were possibly sent to one of the zillion asylums!
Enjoy this video but steam engines were used in mines as early as 1698 and things like the Washington Monument used a steam engine to lift a 6 ton piece to the top in 1885ish. But keep digging up all this awesome old information. 😎
15 months to build? Yeah right
I enjoy your narrative tone, as i realize it is frustrating trying to figure where the lies are you don’t slam people over the head with Cynicism which causes forward movement on trying to unravel the truth from the una-verses.
the posts and antennas to collect energy through red mercury are often photoshopped out.
Great stuff OWE. Your narration is top notch.
Thank you kindly!
The 1960’s seem to be the “trash it for progress decade champion” and lines up perfectly for the +\- 80 year building lifespan (1880’s allegedly-1960’s)
The most elegant hotel. How large were the rooms originally? Nothing like modern New York hotel size room. I bet.
These buildings are strong, I wonder if the fires were to get rid of interiors and decorations, then they rebuilt the interiors in their own decorative styles?
People in other countries seem to have much more respect for their beautiful things, not needing to have the latest and greatest junk heaps and they are much more prone to donate some time to do work on them rather than see such beauty be senclessly demolished.
We know how well built these things are and yet, even I can tell how much work it would be to keep even 1 in perfect condition. But if you were a race of Masters or Avatars, it would only take a thought for the work to be done and I believe that this was the case, how else? It all fits like a glove.
pave paradise put up a parking lot - they are huge buildings built in such a short period of time - it is just so unreal and we see them all around us all the time in the city areas of the world.
The controllers gave us a catchy little song to sing which to them meant we agreed to it. Then another catchy band put out the catchy tune for another generation which means they agreed to it as well. We have to work our way out of the web for sure.
1:58 “Archimedes built it”….The Archimedes? “No, no, no….his cousin Archimedes Russel”. “You know the Cat that built the library and courthouse, last year”….😂😂Oh Brother…🍻🏛
Some of what you're calling stone is actually cast slump block. The ornate features are poured plaster into molds. Why is it so hard to believe people had the ability to build this way?
Much of the buildings were board and beam, or iron with multi story buildings, with brick, cast block and plaster facades.
The reason why buildings and roads look older than they should is the weather is brutal in Syracuse. Right in the middle of the snow belt. Wreaks havoc on roads, even today. With all the lakes around the area humidity is super high, quickly causing mold, moss, lichen to grow on buildings. Discoloration and rot sets in more quickly in the area.
Good morning...coffee break..I was pondering on city or cities of Troy...how many cities that were buried beneath it...but even more puzzling..is how ancient peoples...build all these global..Citadels...what it is..astronomical figures...to calculate...smallest details and elaborate designs....lost wax process..no it's more otherworldly..trains and planes..moving our old world dream complexes...shamanic voyages..into these modern film reviews...like silent films..first ones...imagination is greater leap .backward time scales...look at structures..present..what we truly see now...Castles rising up...perception...Troy is present.
Very poetic
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You may have had difficulty finding information on the Manufacturers Building because it is now called the Center of Progress Building. I could not (in my brief "research" (aka google digging)) find a date for when it was renamed, only that it was.
The building all have that “floodable” or buryable first and/or second floor… meaning that the building look like the could be buried with 10’ of dirt/mud and still be good to go…
We are the inheriters 100%.
So confused by this "research"... But i do genuinely appreciate the love for the architecture. Isn't the difference in architectural styles just a cultural thing? There were no suburbs in the past and the city was held in a much higher regard culturally in the Victorian era so buildings were built more opulent as a flex of soft power. Keep the search up but i think you're not using your full imagination haha
Considering that this country had all the best talent from all of Europe and beyond, these structures shouldn't surprise anyone. I have personally seen some of those buildings as I am originally from that area. Most of the fires just burned the interior of the structures because the rest is stone, so they could be rebuilt quickly. This isn't hard science folks. Syracuse was like the NYC of upstate and central NY and there was a lot of old money there. Albany also has really beautiful old buildings, in fact their law school is the oldest.
This is totally random but looking at the first building, it very strongly reminded me of an episode of ‘Code Name- Kids Nextdoor’
It’s a only a cartoon but from what I can remember off the top of my head, in a specific episode there’s a building that’s designated as a school for girls. There’s some element of time travel that occurs with the protagonist who goes by simply “ #4 ” And at some point in the episode the building, using massive hydraulic legs, begins to walk, I can’t remember for what only that the head of the school was an older woman, she was the antagonist.
Soo random haha. Im 28 now, haven’t watched that show in years and I watch videos questioning the history of structures like this all the time but for some reason it made me think about that exact episode ?
Strange :\
Wonderfully intelligent narration enlightened even
That's very kind thank you..
@ about 12:35 or so you were mentioning the antiquetech,
Ha ha, that isn't really a word,
But screw them ! Anyway! I have noticed and am sure many other people have also noticed that what we are looking at in this town is a perfect example of how the self powered building is constructed. And you can see this method all over the world! It must work beautifully. Almost ALWAYS The bottom floor or 2 are of a non conducting / saving stone type. And the floors above are the bricks that I believe were made for doing just that. It's everywhere with these structures. I also think that when we see spots on these buildings that look fried, or like bolts of lightning came out of them there, that's exactly what happened! Over load ! Ok, back to the wonderful " Lunch Break " O wait, that's the other guy ! Ha. !
antiquetech is indeed a word.
we will be in Syracuse this fall. Thank you.
Auburn NY has a bunch of old world buildings too. New York was a really important location in that time.
Learning what we know now, it’s like they’re mocking us until we figure it out.
I think they've always mocked us..its just now we can see it....soe of us anyway.
Insane how beautiful and imposing the buildings were. Syracuse today is filled with squat, soulless, modern buildings. Lots of glass and metal, strip malls, rotting mid century suburbs.
I still love seeing the old world buildings pop out along the skyline as I drive over 690.
I've always been curious, there is a Waldorf Astoria plaque on the SA & K building in Syracuse. I can't find any association of Waldorf Astoria in Syracuse.
One of the worst things to happen to syracuse was losing the Erie Canal going through the downtown. It could of been a smaller version of the chicago river
20.05 The lobby in this Hotel. Look at the Furnitures, the sofa, the chairs with their little legs, like they were build with longer legs, but shortened. I have noticed it before in Hotel Lobbys from the pictures you use. I have never seen chairs build like that?
We had a big Old World Trainstation till the late 1960s here in Lucerne Switzerland and guess wath? It burned down. You can search it up, theres lots of pictures about the Fire and even a few Videos i believe.
A really interesting video - when I think of people being so attached to buildings like this before the flood of Noah it is quite interesting that the Bible says that we should only rely on God and also have only sustenance and covering no mention of housing.
I wish I could express all the detail that goes into the slate roofs these Buildings have . I do slate and it's such a marvelous craft and requires special hammers , tools , copper nails . Hanging slate on a " witches hat " is like hanging overlapping pictures on a wall ... anywho . What do I know though , just a guy who works on these old world buildings and sees it all going away .
The Mizpah tower has a small cottage on the roof where the building caretaker lives. A very interesting building.
That last picture. Place looks like a waste land. New tree planting up the front roadway, otherwise, desolate. And a bonus white-out sky.
I remember first seeing pictures of old cities in uostate NY over a decade ago on Shorpy (great source for old B&W photos) and it was a revelation..... the architecture, the canals flowing throughthe cities, etc... first opened my eyes to a fact I had always known but never dwelled on before.... that America really was another country amd modernism completely destroyed it amd we live in its ruins like barbarians strutting through ancient Rome. Our ancestors were great men who acheived more than us with less then us, we stand on the shoulders of giants and piss on them. Its disgraceful what we have become.
I live in Olean ny. And even in this small city we have (or had) some pretty impresive buildings. Many have been torn down due to stupidity.. we once had a governor of ny state Higgins. Who had a mansion in downtown. Its said that theordore rosevelt was friends with him and used to visit in order to go on hunting trips in the surrounding hills. This mansion was torn down in the late 50's or early 60's to make room for a parking lot and a crappy looking church that now mostly houses AA meetings...
Another famous visitor Al capone used to stop and stay in town while driving between chicago and new york. And also of course the hotel he was said to stay at has been taken down.
My grandfather was born here in town in 1909. And from what i remember of him telling me basically every section of town was already standing and built. Except one residential neighborhood. The "rich" part of town. Which is called the seneca heights neighborhood.
And Saint Bonaventure? How long gas that really been there? The old Library restaurant was beautiful too
No descriptions of what we're looking at.
I have, at my fingertips, right at this very moment, the original A. Russell plans from the early 1900's for the Onondaga County Courthouse shown in your video 17:42:00 to 18:14:00 . Unless someone broke into the building where these drawings are kept and changed the dates to 1902-1903, that *IS* when it was built. If you can figure out how to contact me, I can share some images I have scanned.
I live 2 hours from there. Been there many times over the years. Elmira would be a good one to research. Elmira college and mark twain. The buildings are also old world
The Elmira Reformatory is mind blowing!!
I was watching someone’s channel yesterday, who pointed out how fast it seems in the pictures we have to look at the past how fast they raise those streets. And with what technology and machine work??😮 his channel is “Pants on the Ground” and he is super awesome.
you should talk more about the height to the ceilings, the previous civ's people were higher than 8 ft .
Why would anyone waste money building too tall for our current sizes. It doesn't make sense to waist money, time, and resources. The people before were giants and their history was erased, deleted from the press and books.
The ceilings AND the doorways taller to but door entraces seem to have been reduced to our size
The streets look like they had to be dug up un buried.
I live outside of Syracuse in a home built I 1840, there's no way my home and the others around us were built I the same time period and same technology that these buildings were built with
nice catch
Kosciusko County Museum isn't in Syracuse, New York (21:51), since Kosciusko county doesn't exist in New York, its in Indiana
Thanks for the clarification
24:48 the art deco style kind a looks to me like what we would call the Egyptian style who knows if that’s what the true Egyptian style looks like.
The nodules on buildings may be there for demons to sit on, to show the world how great and organized they were…
I think that is the perfect word that you use is the hijacking
Do Minneapolis Minnesota next.
Park Avenue houses and the Swedish Institute. Along with the giant monolith with a pyramid capstone in the middle of downtown Minneapolis.
there are also very old brick roads here too.
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Now I go downtown and it sucks. Homeless everywhere.... Crime spiking.... Someone broke into my home a few weeks ago... Someone on a dirtbike was hit by someone running a stopsign in front of my house a week before that... Stabbings... Shootings.... Is it going to get worse?
Yes, unfortunately, it probably will
Such a huge building for the ladies college. Of course the 1800’s was known for educating women and women’s rights in general.
It would be a great idea to get the names of those many thousands of women with degrees. I mean, they were probably destroyed in a fire….😂
of course they were!
Agree with the others that we somehow inherited these buildings.
And everywhere they have these cover ups about some normal dude built these increadeble things in much too short time..
Like the Gardner that built the Crystal Palace and other buildings in London, ...😂