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In this new video from 40 Historical Files channel we will show you 33 THEN and NOW PHOTOS of PLACES! 📸 Don't forget to subscribe and click on the notification bell so you don't miss any new videos from us! 🔔
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@karinlearned7150 Год назад

It's a shame there wasn't more funding or interest in saving the original Penn Station. The design and architecture was beautiful compared to what is there today.

@icopaseticMHF Год назад

Agreed, it looks like a Denny's

@ezinafauda4394 Год назад

It really is sad. Disgusting. There is a group of people trying to get them to rebuild it and they just got approval to move Madison square garden. But who knows what will show up in its place.

@csnide6702 Год назад

WTF are you talking about.......? MSG sits on top of it now......

@GG1man Год назад

Those were the days, after WWII, when a "modernism" movement was in vogue. Buildings that were designed then were nothing more than boxes with holes punched out for windows. Some time in the 1980s some form started to come back to architecture. Penn Station was only 50 years old when it was torn down in 1963. Compare our record to structures in the old world. I'd say we failed that class.

@sisteray3539 Год назад

Very true. It's criminal it was knocked down

@frankiefreeman2001 Год назад

Some places really do stand the test of time. Whoever said new is better was an idiot. The old pics are beautiful and amazing I love this channel

@juliewaterfield1804 Год назад

have to say, much prefer the then to the now. great photos, thank you

@davidthom9159 Год назад

Penn station is a sad testament to short sighted politicians. Such a beautiful original station replace with something hideous.

@ghendar Год назад

Short sighted is the right word. Damn fools.

@HelloooThere Год назад

Who cares anymore though?

@gilbertmoyes2918 Год назад

Yep, You want something screwed up, just ask a politician.

@HelloooThere Год назад

@@gilbertmoyes2918 wow, there’s so many of them, who might you suggest starting with to ask first?

@gilbertmoyes2918 Год назад

@@HelloooThere, Spoilt for choice really !

@lindakay9552 Год назад

The world used to be so beautiful.

@653j521 Год назад

In your imagination only.

@lindakay9552 Год назад

@@653j521irrelevant

@bekaska6615 Год назад

It Was before 2,000!!!!! Fuck dis century!!!!!!!😠😠😠😠😠

@lindakay9552 Год назад

@@bekaska6615 I second that. Pre 2,000 was irreplaceable.

@bekaska6615 Год назад

Ain't dat da same London Train Station dat American Werewolf killed dat British dude who had tripped up da stairs lyka bitch?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🗽🤣🗽🗽🗽🗽🤣🤣🤣🗽🤣🤣🐺

@54blewis Год назад

Many of the sites once stately have been ruined with the cold and modern …somewhat sad and depressing…

@jpturner171 Год назад

Another excellent video…thank you for your hard work and sharing this! 🙏🏽👍🏽

@naturalobserver1322 Год назад

Penn Station from 1910 with a 57 Chevy in front of of it. Time warp.

@majkus Год назад

Things that gradually change often give the feeling of a parallel world. The same, but different. Even ageing faces. Look at a picture of your grandfather in his high school yearbook. Every detail of his face is different; but somehow we recognize it as the same face. A map of your town in 1900 (if it was there!) might look very familiar, even if none of the details are the same any more. Part of it is also human perception of what is 'the same' and 'different'. These photos show the same contrast.

@brandonh1317 Год назад

Can we all take a min and listen to that haunting beautiful cello and violins playing through the first half. I had to play this through my surround sound and it is amazing! Who is that playing I've got to know?!!

@drumboy940 Год назад

Maxwell Street Market and the KC picture are the saddest then and now pictures I've ever seen...

@dritanstojanovic4576 11 месяцев назад

Beautiful ❤️

@Mr-Mr66 Год назад

I love history, I live in a city called Sheffield in the North of the UK. Just up the road from me is the ruins of an old castle/lodge. Manor Lodge, built around 1510, Mary Queen of Scots spent 27 years locked up there in 1570 if I'm not mistaken. Kinda cool to have on my doorstep

@Mr-Mr66 Год назад

@@billmoo thanks for the update man.

@huohization 9 дней назад

@@Mr-Mr66 I'm se envious of you. If it wasn't for irrational fear of flying I'd visit your country yearly, I love history. Here in Finland something from the 1800s is considered old, your cities are filled with stuff from the 1500s, corner to corner. And most of it is recorded in the history books so you know exactly what took place and where and when. A paradise for a history buff.

@Mr-Mr66 9 дней назад

And I would absolutely love to visit Finland, it's a beautiful country. I have just recently moved house, I live about 5 miles away from my old address. There's a nice piece of history in the village up the road, actual stocks! You know the kind that rowdy nuisances and petty criminals would have their hands locked inside, I think they're from the 1850s.

@Mr-Mr66 9 дней назад

@@huohization👍

@scotnick59 Год назад

Fascinating & fun stuff!

@kelseymathias3881 Год назад

Wars are very bad for buildings. Abandoned buildings should be quickly fixed up, or demolished. As a last resort, nature will always reclaim the land. Fewer cars in any given area is generally good. Much admiration for those designers who try to turn old dreary into current attractive. Thanks for this video!

@seanagulan9481 Год назад

It’s like, “that building is ugly, I’ll build a new one to make it better.” *builds a building that made it worse*

@nans969 Год назад

Potter Hill mill is in Westerly Rhode Island. On the Pawtucket River. There are many mills abandoned or expensive condos now. I'm not sure if it was demolished yet. It was gutted by a fire in the 70s. Been sitting there since.

@dalestewart5670 Год назад

Penn station wasn't in 1910s mid fifties cars out front

@macraghnaill3553 Год назад

what year was it built? if it was built at the turn of the century or earlier it would of looked the same in the mid 1950s

@michaelmcgee8543 Год назад

Enjoyed!

@theodorerooseveltsantlers270 Год назад

I miss the 1900s -1910s architecture, the modern architecture all looks the same to me.

@lithgowlights859 Год назад

I did as series of these sorts of images in my home town of Lithgow and really enjoy seeing them done elsewhere, thanks

@marilyn6556 Год назад

Wrecking old buildings is terrible. The people that did the redo on Penn Station should be ashamed of themselves. They turned a historic, stately building into rubbish.

@rayjames6096 Год назад

My hometown was largely established by a banker who built this large house with an elevated bridge from the second floor to the carriage house that was also two story's and a living quarters on a street that was named for him...they tore it all down and built a Hardees. The population is 150K with 5 HS now.

@ciaranburke3243 Год назад

Very interesting 👌

@trevorgwelch7412 Год назад

I have noticed in the old photos there are no trees or paved roads , the people look all the same with serious but sad faces .

@narabdela Год назад

That's an impressively lifelike robot doing the introduction! Pity about the poorly researched errors in the content though.

@trimule Год назад

Get used to it. Many of these RU-vid videos are now completely narrated by AI generated voices. Incredibly annoying when they mispronounce common words " A-free-kay and Ah-see-uh are con-ten-in-tes" Just hire your brother-in-law to read the dialog - he'll work cheap!

@reddeviluk Год назад

LOL..... Love that in the US a 70 year old building is considered ancient history. My Mams' house is 200 years old.

@robyread Год назад

4:56 This can't be from the 1910's!! The cars are too moden more like around 1940's!

@Alexander-tj2dn 3 месяца назад

Beatles photo in India is incredible, you can go and stand in that same place where Lennon was in 1968.

@garymorris1856 Год назад

"Then and Now" photos are very interesting.

@donkique956 Год назад

4:37 that photo is from the late 1950s to early 1960s, not 1910s.

@lissfirefly9517 Год назад

Nice to see something I recognize!

@Coyote1.618 Год назад

Some that traded their souls for new buildings and some that didn't..

@derekstocker6661 Год назад

The building at 6th and Douglas in Las Vegas looks awful now, what a great shame and the Chicago Bush Temple of Music is a shadow of its former glory even though it will possibly be restored. Let us hope it is to it's former state, thank you for these wonderful look back to the past video's absolutely love the "take you back" qualities of them, the music suits the programme as well. Thanks for these.

@tracyjacoby2382 Год назад

Newer is not always better. Older buildings had such character. Some didn't look too dramatically different but those that did is sad,

@onetakeadventureswithjoeld4679 Год назад

LOve it, Joel

@MrStarguy17 Год назад

Love the video... very sad to see so many changes. What piece of music is playing at the beginning of the video?

@dlighted1277 Год назад

@10:38 Reykjavík, Iceland. Looks like the opening set on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.🏡🏘️🏡

@MrBrynmair Год назад

Amazing that some buildings were abandoned so many many years ago and are still standing as abandoned to this day.

@lindonesc Год назад

Penn station: not an optical improvement.

@coz_DS Год назад

I enjoy this type of video, however I notice, on many of the compared photos, that the older photos had photographers with much better "eye" for composition than the more current photographers.

@cherrylove3656 Год назад

I love this content I will always favor the old over the new there's something about the old before progress and technology destroyed it i just subscribe to this channel so why not support it the content is worth it

@locallycharmed4431 Год назад

some of the new buildings are hideous. And penn station.. why?

@ossiningsue Год назад

Such a shame destroying so much history. My hometown used to have a clapboard hotel on. corner. Today the same property holds a single story pizza place.

@maryshelly4377 Год назад

True

@Alexander-rq9he Год назад

The original Penn Station. What an utter loss!! Heartbreaking 💔….I hope they rebuild it.

@henrikrolfsen584 Год назад

2:54 This is the way Americans treat their architectural heritage. 4:40 Tearing down Pen Central Station, in 1957, was a horrible crime.

@nans969 Год назад

I'm not sure what happened in the Kansas photo. But, it's in the heart of tornado country. Whole city blocks are not just torn down to not build on that site. Just a thought.

@ffjsb Год назад

What an IGNORANT statement. You base your statement on ONE building being torn down, when in fact it was no longer useful for what it was built for. Tens of thousands of historic building are still standing in the US, some back to before the US was a country. And buildings don't have an infinite useful lifespan.

@653j521 Год назад

2:54 Americans are not a homogenous group who have the same ideas.

@Katclem77 Год назад

I'm surprised how many things rarely changed, if at all. And the fact some looked nicer decades ago is odd. But expected in some areas of the country. Still cool to see the comparisons, though. 👍

@conantigard7038 Год назад

I watched this until the Penn Station image. The texts says that the picture on the left is from the 1910's. Yet, somehow, and 1956 Chevy is parked in from of the building, somehow traveling back in time to the 1910's. That did it for me.

@superpayaseria Год назад

Hard to believe it was only 11 minutes long. Felt like 40 minutes.

@billgamble5717 Год назад

Time wasn't kind to a lot of these places. Kansas city main street, wtf?

@espritmike Год назад

Why did the 1910's Penn station have 1950's cars parked out front?

@76Schoeneberg30 Год назад

"then and now". Shows difference between 1890 and 1900.

@AnnabelleJARankin 10 месяцев назад

Old buildings so beautiful, new so hideous.

@megawhitesox0574 Год назад

penn station says 1910s to 2008 .well theres a 1964 car and 58 chevy. they destroyed that big work of art of a building in mid 60s.

@karelmarx8899 Год назад

Change is sighn of life and it is good. We must let people live the way they want, not the way others let them.

@NBZW Год назад

Was at Victoria Peak In 1952, Nothing there but remnants of a bombed out hospital as I remember . Much has changed .

@Kirkee7 Год назад

That Penn station was very spectacular until it was ruined

@janetcarbone4213 Год назад

Do more of these please?

@40HistoricalFiles Год назад

Here's more, Janet: t.ly/ER-Y

@johnnydoa4056 5 месяцев назад

They were sure some futuristic cars in front of the Penn station in 1910.

@joannamarie8686 Год назад

Kind of makes me sad seeing how nothing is the same

@inkblot131 Год назад

I live in K C., That is NOT Deleware & Main 2015..., in any year. The 1906 is fine. But for one thing, Deleware & Main do not intersect.

@inkblot131 Год назад

@@Lucinda_Jackson Thanks, Lucinda, I appreciate the education. I just was shocked stupid at the utter destruction of so much history-in-archetecture.

@653j521 Год назад

@@inkblot131 People will believe anything on yt, it would seem.

@hankwilliams150 Год назад

It says it's Penn Station (1910s)but the cars are from the 1960s.

@paulbroderick8438 4 месяца назад

Many of the old buildings were so superior in visual architectural design. A 'fit all' shoe box approach seems to be the norm now.

@vancouverman4313 Год назад

Some of the pictures were of inconsequential places that only locals would be interested in.

@bootwhore Год назад

Your old photo of the original Pennsylvania Station is not from 1910 - its circa 1960 and the new one of the interior is not from 2008, in fact its not even really Penn Station. That is the Moynihan train Hall in the Farley Post office across the street from Penn Station - it opened in 2021.

@Starsk25 Год назад

I like the old pictures, myself.

@jim2lane Год назад

4:37 The shameful demolition of NY's Penn Station to build the abomination that is Madison Square Garden is often cited as the catalyst for the modern architectural preservation movement within the United States

@jameswright3294 Год назад

6th and douglas is las vegas New Mexico

@ffjsb Год назад

It helps if there's CONTEXT to the photos 3:38, Minami-Sanriku was hit by a massive tsunami, then obviously rebuilt.

@ToABrighterFuture Год назад

Moynihan Hall was NOT opened in 2008. Penn Station in '08 was just the part underneath MSG.

@stakknation123 Год назад

Wow urban renewal really did a number on KC. Smh

@impumagirl Год назад

A lot of these are inaccurate especially when they show at the outside of Penn Station supposedly in 1910 yet they had 1970 cars out front

@physbo Год назад

To be fair Penn station was built in 1910, and those are definitely not 1970's cars closer to the 50's considering the original Penn station was tore down before the 70's.

@ezinafauda4394 Год назад

Not sure I understand the then and now of 3:26. 1890 to 1900 is not different. Just one on top of the bridge and one below. But all the others are so amazing to see. The Penn station before and after of the waiting hall is wrong. That's in a totally different area.

@paulthomson2375 Год назад

Why was the original Penn station destroyed? what a tragedy.

@manipuliertesvolk6118 Год назад

2:40 What happened here, there's nothing left

@1azboy1 Год назад

The picture claiming to be of the intersection of 6th and Douglas in Las Vegas, Nevada is actually in Las Vegas, New Mexico! It's pretty obvious to anyone who's been in Las Vegas, NV that it's not Las Vegas, NV.

@justinvernal Год назад

👌🇺🇸

@PikesvilleAl Год назад

No chemtrails back then like in 6th and Douglas Las Vegas 2018

@johnholmes6897 8 месяцев назад

Too bad about penn Station. The ceiling used to be so beautiful

@nickfish629 Год назад

Imagine all the silver coins in the grass areas along the sidewalk…$$$

@pepsiyummie1 Год назад

Come on…what is up with the robot voice and real person mouthing it? Otherwise, these vids are very cool.

@nurim.4439 Год назад

Some of them look almost the same, just few changes.

@siobhansweeney7376 Год назад

Yo fools I couldn't help but notice that on your photo of 6th& Douglas you said las Vegas Nevada. We're the original L.V. in New Mexico,& not a new extension to Mexico.

@joannamarie8686 Год назад

First@!

@ThrottleAddiction Год назад

The last one of 'Chemin de Chambly, Longueuil QC' is false. Although similar to look at, the featured buildings are structurally different. Roof pitch angles, height of floor above ground level, window placements according to floor levels, distance to pavement and centre of road, position of chimneys in neighbouring building... etc.

@Fr4nkSanchez 4 месяца назад

We were reset and we did not know

@johnkurtz5139 Год назад

These are nice pictures to see but when you show then and now you need to put the year then and now not just say then and now

@HelloooThere Год назад

So sad oh so sadder sad 😢

@seanagulan9481 Год назад

After seeing the Penn Station: “Look how they massacre my boy.”

@masterb5683 Год назад

What happened to Penn Station? 😭😭😭

@e12100 Год назад

Anyone know the music from 3:20?

@lisagibson2975 Год назад

the Kansas one makes me sad. Looks like a nice huge metro city, bussling with business then boom- empty.

@653j521 Год назад

That couldn't have been taken at the same spot. Nobody mowed down a section of a major city and put it up in grass.

@lisagibson2975 Год назад

@@653j521 dunno, i mean Tornadoes and hurricanes as well as trains closing up could cause for large areas to be demolished and/or moved to somewhere else. At the turn of the last century, our old downtown use to be like that but when the trains stopped coming,traffic diverted, the old buildings got unused and demolished. Now its just midsize home