The Crystal Palace; Hyde Park, London, 1851 (First Photographs) + The World’s (Un)Fair Narrative
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we will dive into the first photographs of the short lived Crystal Palace of 1851, said to be constructed in less than eight months, which served as the location for the very first World’s Fair in history.
The Crystal Palace was the largest glass building ever constructed upon completion, but furthermore, after the six month long World’s Fair in London, the Crystal Palace was supposedly moved, piece by piece, and rebuilt in Sydenham from 1852 through 1854.
The true nature of the original Crystal Palace is still up for debate, as only a handful of photographs survive of the structure. We will look through these images today, attributed mostly to Philip Henry Delemotte, who was commissioned to photograph the process. Let’s see what we can deduce from these images.
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We all know how flammable glass and iron are. Glad we build with wood . Much less vulnerable
Thank you... I am fascinated by the Crystal palace story.❤
That s a massive building. The population must have been immense and highly advanced more than we are today.
A Population which are more than likely in one of the vast networks of catacombs !
That’s what I keep thinking a huge population everywhere. I did see on another video there was like 40 million buffalo in the u.s. out west they killed off in mass and switched out this type of buffalo to the cows we have now as the previous buffalo was more nutrient dense. There’s pictures of large piles of the their Hyde. Anyway, the large numbers of animals would have fed quite a bit of people.
For perspective . . .
Crystal Palace: 990,000 sq. ft.
SuperWalmart: 180,000 sq. ft. (average)
You can put 5(technically 5.5) SuperWalmart's inside the Crystal Palace.
That's a lot of space . . . ✌️😎
Thanks for posting this it helps give some perspective. 👍
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@@GarthWatkins-th3jt never been to a Walmart
@@GarthWatkins-th3jt It's like comparing the size of a Locomotive assembling factory to a number of Olympic swimming pools.
Always wondered why people do compare things like that.
To exaggerate the wow factor.
" That's the size of 120K football fields"
Like if I know how large a lake is by comparing it to something that is considered large up to that moment.
A cow's weight can be compared to minus 3 high altitude Helium balloons in mid air.
His wife's butt is as wide as 3 Olympic floor tiles?
" What kind of floor tiles ?"
I don't know, ask her.
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Oh, before I forget to ask; When are you going to use the metric system like normal people do? 😏
Just like a mall right ?
Its incredible just how many of these amazing buildings has a "design compition," its actually laughable how often they reuse the same narrative, and the time lines on how fast they're always built is just absurd.
Thank you for the time and effort you put into these videos, exposing the joke of a narrative ❤
'My lunch break' channel goes into this :)
Them pictures are not of construction but destruction, they were stripping it down
EXACTLY 💯
And in 1851... the power tool was invented in 1895, so this is not trivial stuff!
Absolutely magnificent!! I believe that this was built prior to a mud flood or rising of the soil surrounding this structure. When you look at everything the land (dirt) it is definitely appears to be risen above the structure which means the structure was built prior to a rising in land surrounding it. The arches at the bottom are cut off, the borders and stairs are cut off and I believe these structures go well beneath what we can see here, we don’t know how deep the structures are but I believe it could be up to 10 metres or more. Just look at the ground level and it becomes obvious.
Grateful you covered this!
The original founders. They found it all.
And named themselves free mason
I don't know who we lost in the mud flood, i do know that they were better people than us. Smarter, cleaner, more caring. More presentable. What survived after their fall was carried on, visible in the classic era films. Those people too are gone. We are but a deliberate shadow of our past. Fallen, polluted. Lost
it's funny how they never show these crystal palaces and old world structures in the movies, but they love to talk about the wild wild west narative. the wild west is the narrative they want you to believe in place of all these magnificent structures that were already here with free energy built into them to boot
Eh....the Crystal Palace was in London, and the wild west was on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.
@@tabascoraremaster1not eh, the narrative for london is that they were all sick and dying from disease and under rule of oligarchs, he's talking about the perception not the literal wild west situation
@@tabascoraremaster1 But the wild west also had it's fully built out masterpiece cities :)
Who manufactured the glass? How long at that time did it take to make a single pane of glass? Who manufactured the iron girders? How long did it take to make a single girder? How were the glass and girders shipped and transported? I'll bet the time it takes to make all the glass and iron in this building at that time is years.
Historical societies don’t keep that sort of information
My glass and metal structures always catch fire.
Don't build any more structures in the mouth of an active volcano. That should do ya right.....or maybe it's time to bring back asbestos?! 🔥👀😜
@@adventure7434 Land grab? its still a park
Wonder what’s under it?
Thanks Jarid, great finds! So interesting what happened to it and why...
Perfecto!!
Thanks 😊
Ha, "by chance" the Chance Brothers. Nice one ✨👌
I found a copy of The Book of the Fair , HUBERT HOWE BANCROFT, on Internet Archives. It contains a combination of pictures and sketches of Chicago Exhibition construction, again with just a few workers in place. There’s also a description of the “Millet Spraying Machine” used to apply hundreds of gallons of paint, mixed with white lead and oil. There are many pictures of displays from Chicago and other World’s fairs.
So you recommend it?
They seemed to have some interesting type of machinery inside the exposition room. What was that ????
Forbidden knowledge.
All the knowledge we were about to lose, hopefully now rediscovering.
Probably powered the city with free electricity.
Well done. Iron and glass do not burn !!!
My heart breaks!
All old world buildings have mysteriously burnt down
Except the ones kept for the new masters for prestige reasons. Palaces and cathedrals. Take the Churchill palace, they would have you believe that the tomb and massive statue of a Roman General was just the 17th century British General, Duke of Marlborough cosplaying!
Man they think that we are all stupid.
@@TheBelrick Not all but most don't even look at statues so they won't notice anyway
Great report. A photographer for the reconstruction of place, but any photos of its construction? Hmmm
Thanks!
Creating large curved panes of glass for the roof would be very easy to manufacture back in the 1850's.
And moving them into place in a matter of days was just child's play.
The trippiest structure I've ever seen out of place was the entrance to the Gettysburg graveyard (or some battle) just after the Civil War. It looked like the Arc de Triomphe almost exactly and was just an entrance to the burials site. Around it were regular soldiers in worn closes looking like normal people we would assume to look like at that time. It was so out of place that it absolutely blew me away and makes zero sense.
Amazing info. Beautiful.
Awesomeness! Thank you!
Why does all the metal already look old even when being built
Most old world buildings have staged construction photos
find any pictures of the cleanup, after the fire? it must have been a massive job.
You've got me worried now, i've set the garden sprinkler to cover the greenhouse, don't want that catching fire now!
Fascinating ! But I always thought Pilkingtons Glass of St, Helens was the foremost glassmaker of Europe, or did that happen later ?
Fire does not cause thst kind of damage especially to iron structure.
I live near here. The crystal palace wasn't just the glass building. It was the whole park, the train stations attached, the towers, the tunnels and the masonry which runs through the whole area. They kept some of it for the "referbished" train station.
Wow and wow. Thank you.
Old Wembley Stadium and Watkin's Tower next.
In the construction photos the bottom arches are way taller with a solid patterned base around the bottom. Wondering where all the extra earth came from to bury the original structure.
In my opinion, the Hyde Park story is fake. There are so many impossibilities, eg. Entries from Australia, when it took 6 or 8 weeks to get there by ship, no photos of the first one only drawings, dismantling then transporting across the Thames and rebuilding it even bigger at Southwark inside of a year using horse and cart, setting of the glass panels without sealing, etc etc etc. By the way, “blueprints” I don’t think existed at that time and the mysterious Paxton only produced a pasty bag sketch to win the competition. What else am I to think? 🤔
Just for reference, “blueprints” were “invented” by John Herschel in 1842. We could argue the blueprints for the Crystal Palace were created after the fact, or reverse engineered, but it is entirely possible they were created for the original palace, if we believe it was built in 1850 through 1851 (like we’re told). However, the entire narrative is highly suspect, I agree.
@@FRESHboostersIt is indeed.
By that time all glass producers in the country together were probably not even able to deliver that much panels in time.
The transporting story I also don't believe.
If asked me I'd say the were already two of them and they needed to get rid of both.
Oh, steel and glass don't burn that easy.
In Amsterdam there once was a smaller version...
...that also burned to the ground of course
Thank you for this short video.
I love the crystal palace...and your work a lot .
Bear in mind airship travel too though
It was designed to be portable you know.
Yep....you're quite right mu friend.
Jarid, have a look at the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney City Australia 🇦🇺. That may blow your mind it’s around the same time period I think.
But when did Australia got inhabited by foreigner
@@jasminyala3231 From Perth, WA. I went there for the first time 2 years ago, its now why I question our history.
@@adamt4776 so who do you think built in, 🤔
@@jasminyala3231 I would love to know that myself. Not sure I believe what we're told though.
@@adamt4776 well we just have to keep an ear open
There is a building in downtown Dallas, TX that looks VERY similar to the Crystal Palace. I believe it's the Mercantile Building but could be wrong as I rarely frequent that part of town. Seems to me that when I lived in Chicago, IL that they too had a building similar to this that was also for tradesmen and manufacturers.
I read somehwere that there were two locations specified for London's first TV transmitters....one of which was Crystal Palace - which burned down shortly before a decision was made.
I have an old magazine from the mid eighteen forties that speak of this as a proposed building.
I talks about how inexpensive the covering ( glass) will be
Odd that it is talked about in the 1840's already.
That’s interesting
Could you scan it into a PDF and make it available? That's a rare bit of history you have there.
It's a shame that steel and glass building burnt down.
To this day, I've been trying to understand how that happened.
Do you know anything about it's loss?
Its like how office fires cause massive steel beamsx4 covered in fire retardant to each shatter at the same point in the same nano second. Not once, but three times!
Don't think about it too hard. Just accept what The Authority tells you without question and all will be fine.
9/11/2001
Got to give it to the Victorians for what they built without computers -- just paper, pens/pencils and engineers/draftsmen. But I also tip my hat to all the forgotten workers that put all the different things together, buildings, tunnels, viaducts, bridges, sewer systems and so on. GREAT WATCH................
As a glazier with 30 + years experience, this is simply impossible.
Leadlighting was possible bc the available glass was only small and usually put in molten globular form onto a wheel and spun to achieve any kind of surface area.
Drawn glass wasn't invented til way later, Float glass later again, much less toughened or tempered or laminates or bent curved glass later again.
No roof sections for glazing, and on and on.
I read 300,000 pieces, 90 glaziers installed this in 6 months. What?! Who? How?
That means each guy installed approx 20 pieces a day, 7 days a week over 26 weeks installing approx 3,500 pieces of some glass cut to size, edge work, dropped to site.
BS.
Adelaide Arcade in South Australia was built in 1870 ish in 12 months and has 2 original glass shopfronts approx 6 metres by 6 metres.
On what planet???
Great vid. Triggered me good.
THANKS AGAIN!!
How does glass and iron burn?
By unnatural means, just as the current fires are destroying cars without burning surrounding trees and other plant growth.
Does metal and glass burn?
Yes both steel which I’m guessing they used for the structures and window glass melt at high temps both around 2500-2800°F. Glass could also go and extra 100 hotter I believe. Glass tends to crack and get brittle at certain temps and melt at others.
@@BeatrixBetwixt Let me further ask, would it melt or burn?
@@WillHal1000 thought... is this possible if the glass had an interesting composition with the addition of plastic (for example)?
Direct energy weapons cause fires like this. Could it be that they existed and were used back then? Perhaps another type of them. If they could use scalar or sound frequencies to heal as they did with the cathedrals, could an adjustment in those frequencies also be used to destroy?
There is a a building extremely similar to this one in dallas!!!!
It was made with cast iron ...CAST..SO they could cast 100s of peices very very quickly... And very easy to assemble. ... This is at the end of the industrial revolution where the finest artisans builders technicians and p an architects had the input utilised and put into manufacturing machinery that could do anything hands could do but 100s of times faster.... Even the jeeps in the army was air dropped in a wooden crate and was assembled in 4 minutes.... Current people's work ethic and work ability is a mere fraction and near shadow of what it used to be and what it used to entail people don't want jobs now because they're hard or don't pay very much... Back then people worked whatever they could do to make money no matter how hard. Thats why they had work houses. Play is if people understood how tiny UK is.. U would understand the sea is never far away to the water table isn't very deep . So they need immensely strong foundations......
Good Stuff !
Beautiful building ❤ i can see a danish flag 😊
We have one of those in Dallas, Texas....
It's called Wade College
these people didn't build a thing, they inherited these structures. or stole them
Stolen from Wakanda!
I like these videos. the piano gets to be a bit much and I can't really enjoy the photos over wanting the piano drumming to stop. and nah, I'm not going to adjust my volume
It’s opposite - the pics of the original building are the destruction photos. I believe those men with the black top hats have been added in there.
Suprised no one has called it a steampunk biodome!
5000 men worked on the project of constructing, correction... destructing the Crystal Palace.
The image with the tree in the palace and empty is very telling and in my opinion is old but not that old probably less than 120 years
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Looks like the building close to downtown Dallas
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Yes
we all know how flammable glass and steel and stone are.... give me a break
How do you start a flood?
Glass and steel catching fire, hmmmm
I think it would have been harder to dismantle and move it.
You should take a look at how far away the glass company was and how tiny it was.
If you made glass for a living you couldn't just stop all other business - you'd lose your entire trade in 8 months so this would have to be done alongside your usual business.
This narrative is a pain.
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What if these old world buildings can be built today but it's kept secret how to construct them? It's likely the Vatican has blueprints in its library on how a bunch of these were built
Yesterday I went through a trove of family photos from 1880's to the 1970's. I can't believe what I found. I found photos from WWII France. This is where it gets weird. A photo of a group of "prisoners" in France being taken by the US was written on the back. They looked happy! Everyone was smiling, they had luggage! They had all their stuff with them! The US soldiers are drinking coffee with them, everyone is in a field by a river having a good time. They are standing around as if waiting for the train to come, in an open field. All the images are stamped with warnings not to publish, and photos must go through the post office. Were they prisoners, or immigrants? So odd
Jareds voice is A.i.
Iron and glass don't burn
8 MONTHS?? Ya right. Carrying all the glass with horse and wagon, I mean what could go wrong. We have been laid to so much and they mock us with this history.
The history and building of the Crystal Palace is highly documented and is not questionable at all. The creation is documented in public and private records to the extent that it would take a massive conspiracy, lasting hundreds of years and including hundreds of thousands of people, covering up everything from personal diaries to land surveys. The reason for the lack of early photos is that photography was still very new and could be difficult to set up. There are no workers in the photos of the palace being built, because they would have all had to stay still for the photos to come out properly. But I’m just being logical and looking at basic documented facts.
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Isaiah 11:6. WAY WRONG. Look into it for yourself if you so desire. It might be wise.
NOTHING CAN BE TRUSTED. Lies, lies, lies....repeat. I'm not preaching either. You're destiny is on you and you alone. Paddle your own canoe gently down the stream.
"Revolution Calling" ~ Queensryche
Take it down and replace it somewhere else. 2 years? How can one have built or made that much glass. Burned down? Of course.
Strange to consider there's no pictures of Navy turn of the century and why (No history of going from wood to iron ships) ....titanic/ train systems / air ships as big as stadiums....Talk about the Lord making a reclaim on return......just sow wild we are at the end Again to find the begin
in the name of the Lord.
I’m calling BS! The time reported to build is nonsense,then it was dismantled and moved to another location,Apparently, the amount of glass needed would be impossible during that time, and a steel and glass building wouldn’t be flammable! Too many inconsistencies for me thanks!
Trees don't grow in greenhouses, fruit trees OK but trees are meant to be outdoors, especially those which need to shed leaves annually and experience the seasons
the takeaway with the crystal palaces sitch is to NEVER use flammable glass and steel in a building 😏
First sprinkler system invented 1812 why the hell none of these magnificent buildings installed with them hell the why these guys worked they could’ve installed them in an afternoon
“ build in rapid time”?
Michael Cohen is Steve Carells finest role.
“ has arose”?
Just look at old maps of Europe. You can see how many times kingdoms changed hands before modern day governments took power. How many genocides in Europe?
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The whole place inside was full of stuff, Antiques and inventions !?
6:40 these are real people turned to stone by laser weapons, a girl looks at how her leg turned to stone, another statue resists with her hands, I found an ear petrified of a person in the river how can an ear petrify is not a bone?
Even poop can petrify
Flags to make Buildings look like built in the 1800's but .............
Temporary is not that
Glass and Metal burns. Just like planes fly through steele buildings.
Sounds like the building had a thermite infestation... Yep, I couldn't help the pun.
Hello, can you translate it into Arabic?
Zeppelin stations.
5,682 views yet only 528 👍 ? What the £#(/u*©k?
All of these large older buildings had fires, obviously total coincidence 🙈
Old world building
Are you saying it wasn’t simple or easy to build? Lol
Im in construction. No project has EVER come in on time. Not once in my 35 year career. Even on Australian mines where money is of littke significance.
I smell a BIG fat rat.
Lies.....
This was a pet project of queen Vic and prince Albert during the height of the British empire, of course it could. Was the 2012 London Olympics delayed? No. In Aus you're not even allowed to leave the site canteen if it's raining outside! Not a lot of work would be done in the UK if that were the case. I'm in construction too btw. Hate when people crap over my ancestors by saying they were incapable of such feats. Shame on you mate.
Generations of been lied to suckers. Recognize the wrong. The people of that era were not capable of builds like these.
So, tell me, then how was the photos doctored? Prince Albert, who was in charge of this building being built, would have had a problem convincing people if it was not true. Also, the Crystal Palace was still around after the 1851 World's Fair and I believe fell apart around the turn off the century , or a little later.
Thermite. Like 9 ii
They shpuld rebuild it! Many of the exhibitions should be rebuilt... the buildings of the so called "White cities" at least...those from the 1890s through 1940s...