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Exploring the Abandoned Federal Reserve Bank - FOUND HUGE BANK VAULTS -

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In this video we are exploring the abandoned Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City, Missouri. This place is one of the largest and is the tallest abandoned building that we have explored. There is so much history and so much left behind. If you enjoy this video please leave a like and a comment. And make sure to subscribe to see future uploads.
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kansascity/news/2015/09/10/100m-hotel-project-will-retain-former-kc-fed.html
Credit: Andrew Grumke

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7 июл 2022

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@pattymcguffin9441 2 года назад

As a 40 year employee of this Fed, I wish you guys had someone with you who could explain what you’re seeing, So much history and it makes me so sad to see the state of the building. I moved to the new building in 2008 and hated it compared to the old one.

@idontnonuffin944 2 года назад

I’m sure you’re a nice woman and your family loves you greatly, but working for the very ppl that have their boots on the throat of America makes you treasonous to the rest of us. All it takes for evil to prevail is good ppl to do nothing except what their master tells them to do. We hope the new building burns to ashes

@mikec8027 Год назад

You're an idiot lol

@Invisibleloudmouth Год назад

@@idontnonuffin944 work is work

@bubmoley8870 5 месяцев назад

What's up with hidden floor?

@RangerRickTV 2 года назад

This place looks stunning.

@exploretheabandoned 2 года назад

It’s an amazing place!! Thank you so much for watching!!

@darkhorseeuc 2 года назад

That is just crazy. It’s so fascinating to see these incredible and once vibrant and industrious places laid to rot. Thanks for getting in there and showing us around.

@exploretheabandoned 2 года назад

Thank you so much for watching!! Part Two of this place will be coming out soon also!!

@leviwright1310 2 года назад

I've been waiting for this one first comment you already know it.

@exploretheabandoned 2 года назад

You are very quick!!

@arlandgaylor 2 года назад

Yes guys those where diesel powered generators , the actual electric part has been removed, the building was designed to be off the grid if need be. If power was lost those big caterpillars would start up and run the whole building all the computer systems and HVAC, lighting and water chilling systems that building due too what is was used for was capable of sustaining itself for long periods of time, really cool stuff

@jaythestreetpreacher6123 2 года назад

Very Cool find 👍

@exploretheabandoned 2 года назад

Thanks it’s definitely one of the most fascinating places we’ve explored over the years.

@MattSmith-os1wf Год назад

Wow guys I am impressed!! It took me a month but u used ur QR code. Watched a few vids already and digging the history. Im not from here and it’s awesome to see another side of KC. It’s your former A1 manager btw haha Keep up the great work fellas!

@exploretheabandoned Год назад

Thanks for checking the channel out Matt!! Glad you like the videos

@abandonedroadside 2 года назад

Amazing explore

@exploretheabandoned 2 года назад

Thank you!

@paulineturner3413 2 года назад

That’s so crazy

@Rebecca-1111 2 года назад

See the documentary called the "creature of Jekyll island." About how fed reserves got started. Very eye opening.

@exploretheabandoned 2 года назад

I’ll have to look into that!! Thank you 🙂

@Rebecca-1111 2 года назад

@@exploretheabandoned you're welcome 😊

@calebwillis333 2 года назад

This is sick! We’ll done 👌🏻

@exploretheabandoned 2 года назад

Thanks Caleb!! Looking forward to meeting in STL

@calebwillis333 2 года назад

@@exploretheabandoned For sure! I’m stoked!!

@stevelong7707 2 года назад

My first job in 1972 was at the fed and I worked in the vault area. Great people and job

@exploretheabandoned 2 года назад

Wow. Thank you for sharing that Steve. Hopefully this video helped bring back some old memories

@idontnonuffin944 2 года назад

Yeah we call bs on this one! Not that you worked there, but we all know there aren’t great ppl that work there. Those that work there are the favorite slaves. Who could possibly work for the ppl who keep their boot on America’s throat and call it great?

@bubmoley8870 5 месяцев назад

We had an urban exploring party in there.

@winterburden 2 года назад

I'm going to try and get permission to stage a puppet show here.

@allyvaccaro8129 Год назад

I explored this bank too and the reason for the ladders everywhere is because the homeless would take the copper and brass wires and sell them for money

@andyhurla9045 Год назад

Now that we can prove with valid sources that over 85% of US adults own a touchscreen smartphone, creating an opportunity to learn how human civlization has reached this point at this location is a very valuable thing to do together.

@henryumscheid5393 7 месяцев назад

How do you get in?

@The_1_And_Only_BroadcastGaming 5 дней назад

how did you get permission who did you contact

@walkingnyc1 Год назад

The Chandeliers are 10k each... Common courtesy that the most North/West point of building will have a hidden Time Capsule! You must find the office of Harry Truman within building and search it carefully..

@andyhurla9045 Год назад

This will be an Anthropology Exhibit in the middle of the 21st Century at 10th&Grand in KCMO.

@michaelcarollo2778 2 года назад

Who let you in? I’ve always wanted to get inside! I live across the street!

@daphnebrooks3966 Год назад

He said he got permission. Idk.

@Zay2fs 2 месяца назад

I was hoping you would show the gun range

@ericwalters3426 Год назад

Look at the position of the glove next to the pigeon.

@nitrosrt4 2 года назад

wow those were some huge engines/generators, the second one was disabled, the valve covers are off. upon second look wow again, those are V12's, and both disabled.

@exploretheabandoned 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing that!! We always love to hear more knowledge about the stuff we find.

@conradotto3209 2 года назад

The alternator portion that the engines would have turned has been removed, perhaps for salvage or maybe re-use somewhere else. Just the engines appear to be remaining. Perhaps the cost to remove them and re-use them is more than what a new one would cost? Also, how would you get them out of the basement? Is there a loading door somewhere?