Historical THEN And NOW Photos | World Transformation

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► How Has The World and Landscapes Changed, Then And Now...
► Hello everyone and welcome back to Mystery Scoop.
In this video, we compare Then and Now photos of the same locations to see how much the world has changed or perhaps remained the same in the last 100 years. This photo is taken in 1913 and depicts New York's famous 5th Avenue, as seen from 51st Street, looking north. A very busy road indeed and there can be seen some of the many methods of transportation that New Yorker's took to get around the city. There were horse drawn carriages and other types of automobiles, most likely Ford Models, traveling both north and south. And of course, sidewalks were crowded by many dressed-up pedestrians going about their daily business. This photo, on the other hand, is from 2014, as seen on a Google street map. As you can see, the changes are dramatic and nearly astonishing. With a small number of pedestrians on the streets, most of whom are dressed casually, the transportation and city architecture look radically different. However, as this other photograph shows, sometimes only the people may evolve, whilst our cityscapes remain nearly identical.
If you found this interesting, please stay with us as we move on with some more "then and now" comparison images showing the past and present world. If you wish to see how the world changed in the last 100 years, please check the video for amazing photos of places from the past compared to photos of today 2021. See if you recognize places compared in before and after photos.
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@MysteryScoop 2 года назад

Thank you everyone! For more *EXCLUSIVE* content, please follow this link bit.ly/3l9Bc8a

@MamaPinks 2 года назад

Hey Mystery Scoop! I'm wondering if Vlad Țepeş, Vlad the Impaler, has been brought to movement in any of your videos. I've seen so many that I can't remember! Thank youuuuuu! 🙏

@kajetan5818 2 года назад

Make an episode about how the cities of the Eastern Bloc have changed. About Warsaw, Tallin, Bratislava and East Berlin.

@DeeDeeGreen 2 года назад

I live in Coventry and have been in the Golden Cross many times. Its not nice inside. Hardly any original features. It is a student pub and upstairs is a rock venue. It's It's bit of a dump.

@shinysparkilylights 2 года назад

Something about seeing old photos makes me so emotional… both in good ways and in bad

@dianetheisen8664 2 года назад

I agree -- and that haunting music 🎶 ❓

@shygirlcomplex 2 года назад

I can see why all the European cities never changed the beautiful architecture..it’s just perfection …why would they touch it❤️

@shub2726 2 года назад

yea they are perfect… obviously.. as the world was europe’s factory

@TheTryingDutchman 2 года назад

@@shub2726you're just mad our ancestors defeated yours lol.

@shub2726 2 года назад

@@TheTryingDutchman u mean someone entering ur apartment and forcing you to work for them with no pay is legal & humane?

@aryaarya4753 2 года назад

Who built them? Some of these building so detailed we can build them now and were supposed to believe they built them with a shovel and cement . Our history is hidden from us . 1910 we had only 3B population now 2021 8b or so . So from year 0 according to calendar up until 1910 world population reached 3b and with in 100 years went up by 5B hmmm 🤔 missing information

@lillilgirls1378 2 года назад

over population and the need for affordable housing

@frazzleface753 2 года назад

I'm not sure what it is, but knowing someone was there so long before you in the exact same spot is endlessly fascinating. It seems to open up a part of your brain that flickers with an understanding that can't be translated into words, and then it disappears quickly again.

@dianetheisen8664 2 года назад

I know what you mean. These old photos 📸 also tell us that the world 🌎 does not revolve around us; there was life before us.

@passionatesingle 2 года назад

I actually preferred the today version outside the Duomo in Milan since no cars are now allowed there and I loved the family homes that have remained the same and in the same family.

@dianetheisen8664 2 года назад

I agree

@jimcudasnyder 2 года назад

This is brilliant. I LOVE historical photographic comparisons. People take for granted the historical presence and longevity of such architectural structures. Think on these things when you pass by something that "looks old". It probably is! Great job, Mystery! Thank you!

@Linkwii64 2 года назад

This make life sad for some reason.

@Cbd_7ohm 2 года назад

St fu.

@mpatrickthomas 2 года назад

I agree.Looking at the way the world was compared to nowadays.The buildings pretty much remained the same,but dang,how the people have drastically changed.Sonicblast123 is the PERFECT example of that.😡

@keshavrao212 2 года назад

@@mpatrickthomas I agree, people like sonicblast123 are ignorant modern average person.

@v05555 2 года назад

It is the music and the fact that 100 years after you die, nobody will ever think of you and it will be almost like you never existed.

@alexanderkarayannis6425 2 года назад

A favorite pastime of mine, is doing exactly the same with photos I have taken myself over the years, and comparing them with much older ones taken long ago for magazines, postcards and the like...I have enjoyed this jaunt immensely as well.

@MysteryScoop 2 года назад

That is awesome!

@MamaPinks 2 года назад

It's so fun!

@lorishiversdogmom 2 года назад

Dang! Hong Kong's Peninsula looked a lot better in 1964! Now it's nothing but buildings. They sure ruined that view! Enjoyed all the other comparisons tho. Time really changes things. That Oak Tree really grew out beautifully over the years.

@MamaPinks 2 года назад

Yeah, that one made my heart sink! The Oak was spectacular!

@kateclark7250 2 года назад

They call it "progress", but I am not sure it is.

@RegisteredNurseL.A. 2 года назад

It was sad to see, and I agree with the Oak. They’re one of my favorite trees

@JDL1115 2 года назад

Becoz Hong Kong is a small city with limited of land.

@francescolausi8650 2 года назад

You must also consider the significant increase in the population! Anyway yes, she was prettier before

@muthiasyarief04 2 года назад

4:22 that 1950's photo looks amazing! The building on the right looks more perfect when there is fog covering

@carmendelabellemotte7865 2 года назад

The change in HK was heartbreaking.

@niamhryan9677 2 года назад

Absolutely brilliant as usual Mystery Scoop!!!!!!. My favourite was the photo of the Old Oak. WOW!!! The music to this video is beautiful as usual too. 😊😊😊❤️❤️🎶🎶. Thank you so much

@lynnepostings 2 года назад

Yes, absolutely loved the music too !

@Sereno44 2 года назад

Incredible how the Europeans preserve their iconic houses.

@automation7295 2 года назад

Most American cities would just demolish any historic houses and landmarks and built new homes and skyscrapers. It's like Americans don't care about historic buildings.

@alekksu4293 2 года назад

@@automation7295 They are also just a mixup of different nationalities, they have no ancient history

@automation7295 2 года назад

@@alekksu4293 Yes considering North America is younger compared to Europe and Asia. All European countries and cites has each their own ancient history. Rome still have it's famous landmark where Gladiators used to fight in, if it's was US, that landmark would've been demolished long time ago in order to make way for new skyscrapers. I saw US love ugly skyscrapers.

@notyourbusiness1352 2 года назад

@@automation7295 the difference between conservative and liberalism also speaks I think

@PershingOfficial 2 года назад

@@notyourbusiness1352 weird opinion but ok

@ToBeOrNotToBeThatIsTheQuestion 2 года назад

Life seems so transient when you see an old photo and then the people just evaporate like ghosts when you move to the next modern picture.

@JP-yw4wx 2 года назад

MS does the best then and now scenes. Always look forward to them. The Hong Kong photos are mindblowing. What a difference!!!

@safuwanfauzi5014 2 года назад

Europe, North African and Middle-east city still preserve old medieval architecture, the old city gates, city wall, castle, Fort, palaces and old building, almost the same, but beautiful, nobody can replicate beauty of old architecture different from America and Australia

@dianetheisen8664 2 года назад

Very true

@cherylcalac8485 2 года назад

Love how you present the pictures So interesting! Hong Kong such a dramatic change. I love the big oak picture.

@kanilin946 2 года назад

The golden cross inn,Coventry..looks so cool and cozy..Awesome pictures..great work..loved it🧡

@rolfsinkgraven 2 года назад

Very nice then and now pictures.

@waltmorton5085 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing these photos I could watch these for so long just shows you how simpler times were in some aspects back at amazing work.

@anjelakewell9671 2 года назад

People are so scruffy now. So much else is still similar. The beautiful oak tree has been given its space. The old buildings have changed very little. But the mud and cobbles of the streets have been improved. What a great pity that people have degenerated into really ugly clothing. It seems we have lost our sense of beauty in ourselves. I think Hong Kong reflects the absolute materialism of the world now rather than the community of bygone ages

@Alexander-tj2dn 2 года назад

I don´t think old clothing was beautiful in many cases, besides they were pretty uncomfortable.

@jeffreychandler8666 2 года назад

I have never visited New York, however, it is great to know it is a place of tremendous transition.

@notsure1198 2 года назад

Astounding, beautiful work! I live to see these past vs present views of architecture and everyday life. It’s absolutely fascinating and closest thing to time traveling. Thank you so much!

@MysteryScoop 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@diamonddia5545 2 года назад

Wow 👏🏼 this video was breathtaking... thank you Sir

@MysteryScoop 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@gwtwvivien 2 года назад

Your channel is the best!!!! As I love old buildings Im so happy that so many places are almost still the same as they were. Beautiful music and edition. Of course Im a suscriber!!!!. ❤

@pumpkinseeds768 2 года назад

Aww, I bet those houses could tell a tale or two. Fabulous! 💕

@DonnaMSchmid 2 года назад

WOW! The change in Hong Kong was amazing!!!

@MysteryScoop 2 года назад

Indeed!...

@MrMikemolly 2 года назад

So crazy being a fan of this channel and my hometown popping up. Spent many a drunken night in the Golden Cross in Coventry in my teens!

@Lpxable 2 года назад

Beautiful as always. Thanks for this content. Always takes me back in time. Sending love from Norway✌

@knus1959 2 года назад

Wow.... the last photos with Hong Kong was very scary. What a big difference.....i was so sad..... where are the nature..... i can't even see the sea. :(

@tamsolo1584 2 года назад

The things that had the most emotional impact on me was seeing the trees 🌲 🌳 grow up.

@amberfoster8089 2 года назад

I loved this, thank you for sharing 🙏♥️

@bunnygirl2448 2 года назад

Hauntingly beautiful! :) thank you for that

@sadiasuleman1102 2 года назад

Beautiful photos, great work

@gwtwvivien 2 года назад

The family farm its lovely!!!!!!!

@skywatch208 2 года назад

Watching for long time. My favorite channel. Your work is spatular I’m amazed every time. So important to remember History. A million thanks to all the people who put this together. I can’t get enough 😁

@MysteryScoop 2 года назад

Wow, thank you!…

@lynmichael7476 2 года назад

Great video, but the oak tree was breathtaking.

@gwtwvivien 2 года назад

Lovely tree!!! You are right!!!!

@dianetheisen8664 2 года назад

That tree 🌳 is absolutely 💯 % breathtaking ❗

@randomvintagefilm273 2 года назад

Wow, Hong Kong used to be beautiful! Can't believe that was just 1964. Great work, I love your channel!

@anjelakewell9671 2 года назад

Hong Kong was indeed beautiful but we must remember it was a swamp and there was much disease due to the heat. The swamp was drained to create a healthier trading post. I doubt any of us would have wanted to live in Hong Kong Peninsula in the 1960s or before. The saddest part of the transition is Hong Kong is now a consumer dream and financiers playground. It is a pity there wasn’t a middle road that could have been taken. Certainly Hong Kong Central in the 1950s when my parents were there was beautiful with the Tram and the busses and the beautiful bamboo houses. All knocked down in the name of progress.

@tallslimguy 2 года назад

Absolutely amazing and thank you for posting such an incredible video - Greetings from the U.K. 🇬🇧

@darkforest03 4 месяца назад

Masterpiece. This video, the choice of pictures, music, and sound narrative, everything is excellent ❤

@MysteryScoop 4 месяца назад

Thanks a lot 😊

@martyfeldmann8818 2 года назад

Don't forget people and stories. A real reanimation. You do that perfectly. That empties us: the present arises from the past. Unfortunately, too many people forget that. Thank you from Cologne / Germany for this work.

@TheLotussong 2 года назад

Absolutely gorgeous .....and the music was beautiful

@jamestnov41945 2 года назад

Wonderful presentation thank you.

@hardlines4 2 года назад

This is amazing!

@NickvonZ 2 года назад

I love these sorts of comparisons.

@ramdanmustaffa2397 2 года назад

thank you for the breathtaking pictures

@semnome1042 2 года назад

Very surprising the evolution, we will all leave and the buildings will remain, congratulations your channel and spectacular I don't miss any video.

@Amber-bz2ks 2 года назад

I love your work soo much :-)

@user-mx2ux9jq9f Год назад

Very touching video. And the music is excellent.

@ieynna09 2 года назад

They wore beautiful dresses back then, so neat and formal and elegant. Compare now, totally massive évolution.

@dianetheisen8664 2 года назад

Right⁉️.

@anitaboodram5660 2 года назад

Beautiful💕

@revanarizona4336 2 года назад

drastic changes

@Bananaman-hk6qw 2 года назад

Could you do more videos like this but add the Netherlands more? Thanks!

@mpatrickthomas 2 года назад

What a fantastic video.Hong Kong and the oak tree were most astonishing.Overall most pretty much looked the same,just a few changes here and there.Cant believe the 5 down votes.This was perfectly put together.MANY THANKS.Perfect music for it too.

@pault8470 2 года назад

Fascinating

@ricknofzinger 2 года назад

Fascinating.

@goshagoshin7981 2 года назад

What a cute soundtrack! 👍

@novelaelpoeta3729 2 года назад

Gracias por el esfuerzo de hacer estos videos, me impresiona ahora ver que la "evolucion" es solo cemento.

@sohailbutt6617 2 года назад

Fantastic

@manuelmaldonado2387 2 года назад

once again thank you for send is to me.

@ignaciobald3085 2 года назад

graciaas,estupendas fotos

@WavyFBaby 2 года назад

This is the only Ad video that I actually stayed to watch and actually enjoyed 👍

@MysteryScoop 2 года назад

Thank you!…

@WavyFBaby 2 года назад

@@MysteryScoop no problem! Please make more 🙏

@jesseowens7972 2 года назад

Great 👍👍👍.An ABSOLUTELY amazing Video . 👌. 3 x TOP.

@MysteryScoop 2 года назад

Thank you!

@stephenr3910 2 года назад

I sponsored a kid in Kowloon during the 1980's. I remember that area built up very quickly into a city.

@kati-ana 2 года назад

That big old oak tree is showing its age. I'm glad it's allowed to keep standing until it no longer can. Wonderful seeing theses old marvelous buildings being cared for and still cherished. Sad however to see how Hong Kong in only 52 years corroded their once beautiful land with countless skyscrapers beyond the eye can see.

@avengerscap 2 года назад

Spectacular.

@deadpool____5842 2 года назад

7:37 this is the best

@Mario_With_a_D 2 года назад

Milan is truly evolving

@liegeankara8990 2 года назад

The only thing that does not change is the change itself. Bad or not it depends on us, people. Thanks for the video I like it.

@sandrenesmith911 2 года назад

This so sad.for some reason we too shall be fade away in time and will be but a memory

@robeeerg 2 года назад

Como siempre ....un buen lugar .

@dianetheisen8664 2 года назад

The music 🎶 was beautiful but sad, too, in a way. The Oak Tree 🌳 was/is amazingly beautiful ❗ The picture 📸 of New York, I think, shows so-called progress: in the 'after' picture 📸, not a horse 🐎 in sight.

@gassanbehno7952 2 года назад

Always like 👍 👍 1000000 like 👍 👍

@Nobluffbuff 2 года назад

Hong Kong actually had clean in the 60's...astonishing! I wonder what Shanghai looked in the same regard.

@brendadrew834 2 года назад

It's a rather well known fact that Europe with it's thousands of years old history and culture preserve their past historic buildings, restaurants, hotels more than we Americans do! We seem to love to take a wrecking ball to our history if we can and often do! When I was in Paris I ate at the famous Tour D'Argent restaurant many moons ago which is over 400 years old. In Vienna even to this day there is a famous candy/dessert shop with a gorgeous crystal chandelier that is from the 1600s still operated by the same family! In recent years here, they shut down the famous Durgin Park restaurant at Quincy Market which opened to the public in 1827, for shame! Once we tear down past historic buildings and old beautiful landmark restaurants, hotels and inns there is no getting them back! Seeing those taxis reminds me of the old ones in Manhattan! My husband is a born and bred New Yorker and briefly drove a cab while going to NYU , knows the "Big Apple" like the back of his hand. We met in the Village at New School University formerly the New School for Social Research. Much change is always going on in NYC, esp the rents! I only paid $90 a month for a one bedroom/one bathroom rent controlled old brownstone apt on the Upper East Side in the early 1970s, today that same apt goes for $2600 a month! And we thought inflation was bad in the 1970s? LOL The prices have gone through the stratosphere, shows you the level of GREED ever since then! Subway tokens were 35 cents a ride, today, $2.75 a ride! I also remember the subway seats were pale yellow whicker seats before the plastic seats having been born in 1948, post WW2! The ever changing scenes! Thanks for sharing these great photos, "time doesn't stand still", does it? lol

@tonybowman5563 2 года назад

Such beautiful old cars not full like new ones

@LouisDefaux 2 года назад

Astonishing, strange, and amazing pictures.What research to reach your aim: our ravishment. 🏛🏯🗼🗽⛩⏳⌛📷📸🗿I think you could have shot the same pictures with the Egyptian pyramids.

@alejandromarinrojas7867 2 года назад

🇨🇷I liked the video what is the name of the music that is played 👍👍

@practicingpreparedness100 2 года назад

Hong Kong shocking all that built in my life time kinda sad

@dianetheisen8664 2 года назад

Very sad

@d.diggler9936 2 года назад

Maganda!!

@izquierda7588 2 года назад

Go how the world changes I remember where I lived was a huge field and there were hardly any cars, now it is full of houses and every morning and afternoon and night there are many cars. how I miss the old days.

@joserasanchez265 2 года назад

Pocos canales tienen fondo musical tan relax😀👍

@TheTsar1918 2 года назад

Does anyone know the title of the song used here?

@DeeDeeGreen 2 года назад

I live in Coventry, about 10 minutes away from the Golden Cross. Sadly its not very nice on the inside. Years of it being a student pub and rock club upstairs.

@jeantetreault132 2 года назад

Hong Kong has changed a lot, since 1964!

@MamaPinks 2 года назад

#15 for some reason, was so hard to see. 😔

@pmafterdark 2 года назад

The growth of Hong Kong since '64 is mind boggling.

@franki3Ru550 2 года назад

The cars he has on the thumbnail are even older cars lol.. you should put the cars with the led lights that look somewhat futuristic lol

@Justrandomvideos-2023 2 года назад

Back then the air was cleaner and the people were more respectful less violence not lot of crimes "tack me to that future so I can leave this past of hell behind "

@QuanticChaos1000 2 года назад

0:38 "Most likely Ford models" No Fords there, what I do see is an early Autocar (Curved hood) a 1912 Cadillac, and behind that possible a Kissel. Not sure on the bus. 4:22 The Milan photo has to be from the 60's or 70's at the earliest due to there being cars from the mid 60's in the photo.

@tupleuxanh 2 года назад

How about if the car has sun roof? Is sunroofs better than window?

@missfeliss3628 2 года назад

Yes Europe has kept things older than the u.s. .....

@dianelevesque137 2 года назад

Les changements sont très beaux les gens conservent bien leur maison.

@haju1204 2 года назад

Old is gold 💞 🇮🇳

@ccprasanth Год назад

Wonderful. Everything else is different. Population and their needs change the world. Europe could preserve the old structure because of the very same factor

@larrypatterson5363 2 года назад

Wow! What a difference in that Hong Kong province in 55 years! Those buildings on wetlands could never be built today! Structural engineers and environmentalists would never permit it from happening.