Pictures of the Old World - Book from c1903  

The shabby garbage structures we build today will never endure the current reset long enough to be called the old world. They’ll be dust and rust and the actual old world will still be marvelled at.

I (at my advanced age) have found following you and the other sites on this topic so enlightening. The comments of the people who reply also give me hope that we have have had a new window opened into our world. Im so grateful for these old photos and drawings and those who bring them to us. It is somehow calming and frightening at the same time. Anyhow...it is indeed awe inspiring. Thank you for sharing..everyone.!

I think that where it looks like repairs, or its been recovered, or stucco added, is really just where they removed words, symbols, gold over lay, decorations, but I think mostly words were removed from walls, buildings, canals, bridges, and other places, because they didn't want us to know what was written there. It was important and may have had dates written, as well as information that would give the old world a whole new way of being seen. Peace

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It looks like about 1 of 5 viewers click the like button. That's probably much better than the average channel because of the mentality of the people here 😁 Together, let's get in the habit of auto-clicking the like button at the start of each video to help get the message out! I do it always for the kind and good of heart!

Just to let anyone know about that magnificent fountain, it is in Nuremberg and it is all gilded now, a spectacular sight to behold, the church is still there as well. It is called the Schöner Brunnen and the antiquitech fencing is still surrounding it, don't know if it were gilded back in the day, the photo doesn't show it or not, but boy, is it a marvel. And the building with the sundial on it is in Karolinstrasse in Nuremberg, opposite another imposing church or cathedral called Lorenzkirche, beautiful place, stunning. Went to Nuremberg once, it has an amazing amount of old buildings, just wish I had known then what I know now. Part of the large building with the pillars in London seen from the river is our glorious Revenue & Tax Office, don't know what the rest of the building is used for though and the one next to it (heading nearer the bridge) is the Old Billingsgate fish market, which is now a poncy upmarket venue doing food I think! Wonder why the tramlines wibble in Edinburgh, they're on a dead straight road but they wibble or wobble twice, wonder why? Thank you Cambell, as always, a fantastic journey you've taken us on, very much appreciated.

Cam, you really are one of the busiest Old World Explorers out there and we the people are grateful man.

This is absolutely amazing. I will never look at these old, magnificent buildings again without marveling at seeing a lost, but an extremely advanced civilization. The contrast between these buildings and the horse and buggy tech below them is something I will never forget. Thank-you for showing me some of what used to be.

the stuff built into water is such a mind bender. I lived in Florida for a long time and watched how difficult and long it took to build those ugly ass modern concrete bridges and it blows me away when I see entire old world cities (or star cities) built on water or right by the sea. what the fuck man lol. love ya bro stay up

Makes you wonder the real purpose of the first world wars.

that was fascinating. the crystal palace always blows my mind. they did not have glass factories that could make flat or curved glass in mass, they were all one offs and not consistent at all.

the 2nd bridge after tower, is the old london bridge. that was apparently moved to arizona. the hat you were trying to think of, is a straw boater. the factory that supposedly made the glass panes for the crystal palace, is in the black country, west midlands. and this factory is tiny, when you see it. theres no way they couldve produced that much glass, in the time frame, that the palace was said to have been built. nelson's column in trafalgar sq, is to commemorate the admiral, who died at the battle of trafalgar. you should see the 4 massive bronze lions that sit at its base. how did they move those?

These buildings could house 10's of thousands of people, it took that many to build them....every photo...where are all the people?

These old pictures are so insightful. I found it very interesting when you said the spires were so inspiring. It reminded me of inspiration another word for inhalation or to breathe in air into one’s lungs. I’ve heard that the “ankh ” is a symbol for the “breath of life”, (among other things.) This got me thinking about the shape of the spires and the crosses and loops, bowls, and cups, or chalices, we often see associated with the buildings that they are on as well as monstrances. I don’t know if there’s a connection between them or not, but breath is really another way for saying energy. We see the ankh depicted with what appear to be ancient advanced Egyptian technologies. Anyone else have any thoughts on this?

In the London city scape photo, the long shed building is not Crystal Palace. CP location is SE London. Camble, please check out the tunnels that run under Crystal Palace, many people don’t even know they exist. Beautiful red brick designs. Thanks

Hi Campbell. ...love your chanel. I've been getting into Tartaria and the mud floods etc. Started with learning about our flat plane with the fermanent and it lead to here. So cheers man and again thankyou.

Opening statment very true

who took those photos, they are all taken from a considerable height, perhaps from another house but there are very old photos with different perspectives that do not show other buildings, the photos are perfect, depth, wide horizon, perfectly in focus, so in addition to the 'height there is also to consider the technological level of the devices used that demonstrate great skill

Imagine what the other landmasses hold in terms of overall lifestyles and technology sets. Maybe there exists fully fledged cities of Tart. Maybe there are buildings out there ready to blow our minds way beyond what we think Tartary is.

Oh yes. 1st reply. Not an easy task lol. Proves your work is amazing 👏

love ur work m8

When you build you start from an RL Relevant level above sea level.. Its a big nail with a circle around it.. There will be one out the front of your house somewhere,,even in Perth FFL finished floor level, you'll get on your plans... So them guys must of had plans,, an if they had plans,, they must of had a height to start from

Supposedly early / primitive photography equipment -- cameras, lenses, films, developer --- and yet, never, not ever, a single bit of visible motion-blur. Perfectly-exposed, perfectly-framed, perfectly snap-shotted pictures, every single time. Y E A H F U Q N R I I I G H T

Makes you wonder, in the years 1700 to 1900, where did they get the 100s of thousands of stone workers.... In a period where a majority of people made their living from agriculture or fisheries

Wow that photo at 27:41 with horses and carts on the muddy dirt road between elaborate columned buildings... All these years I thought I was nuts for questioning the authenticity, thinking to myself, how on Earth did these low-tech people build all that amazing architecture, bridges, etc. Especially when a lot of it was supposedly built even further back!!

They had foundries for ship building, bridges etc. They cast the pieces and then assembled the parts at the site. They hauled the parts by boat. why is it too hard to imagine?

@3:55 - you consider the steep rooftops with windows. Having lived in Sweden, I can explain - The steep angle facilitates snow sliding off - which would otherwise collapse the roof. The top floor rooms are definitely living spaces, and the windows are designed with those small jutting extensions to give more space and bring in more light to the interior. The steep rooftops and narrow buildings also assist in maintaining heat within the building. The walls are also usually much thicker than our buildings in Australia, to aid insulation. Small windows also helps to contain heat. Steep rooftops and narrow buildings don't suit hot climates, since the heat funnels upward, with no escape, and then radiates back down into the areas. So, our building designs became lower, flatter, broader, with much larger windows. @24:42, you wonder how they built the bases for the bridge into the water. In the late 1970s, my father oversaw the construction of the retaining wall at South Bank, Brisbane, along the river front of the current museum/art gallery. He only had a small company with limited equipment, but managed to build reinforcements down into the water, and then up several metres. It took a few months. Please understand - these photos and your content are fascinating. I'm just sharing first-hand experience on some of the questions you pose. @30:19 - that pale flat hat with the black band is called a 'Boater Hat'. Made fashionable by Coco Chanel in 1910. "Boater hats were usually worn by men and were considered part of the formal dressing. They were also worn by fishermen and sailors generations ago. It is said that FBI agents wore them too as a sort of unofficial uniform in the pre-war years." (www.thehatsguide.com/the-boater-hat/)

familiar with the london architecture because of assassins creed syndicate. you can run around and climb all those buildings. so fun and interesting

Amazing, thank you. I am hooked on tartarian structures. I saw footage of moving footpaths and cities illuminated from etherial energy.

These photographs show there is something very wrong with our history. The gigantic size, stonework, and intricate designs, and detail are something almost impossible, if not impossible, to recreate today in the twenty first century and certainly back when these pictures were taken. The big question is when, who, and how were these beautiful structures built? Also was there free energy available along with the technology to collect and use it? So many unanswered questions that need to be answered.

Thank you always cambell for the amazing beautiful stunning pictures and information you share with us ❤️❤️❤️

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Mud floods covered the bottom of many buildings.

Your assertion is spot on. The architecture technology does not match the transportation tech of horse and buggy. If your main transport is via horse drawn carriage, there is no way that you could have had the knowledge or technology to build these old structures. Eventually they learned some of it by deconstructing. Today we call it R&D.

Thank you Campbell much love to you ,and all who watch listen and share ,and ponder the wonder of our last golden age 👍

That was great.🌟🌟🌟 Just catching up on your older programmes🙏🙏🙏

I’d like to know how they were heating this massive buildings in Russia. It’s obviously very cold.

Sorry, but I got to add this. There was 2 Crystal Palace buildings. I studied them with a group of people at the national trust, who have masses of photos. 1st error, was 2 background buildings. 2nd was roof lines. 100% not the same. Dates don't fit, to which it appears, they dismantled 1, used its glass and some frame to complete the 2nd ( claimed moved) building. 3rd was the trees inside. There from some angles, gone in the next, back in the next. Much more to it, hence had if destroyed.

I remember i have looked into who was "founding" all the key cathedrals in uk. One guy was responsible for building over 150 across uk. In his career it would account for something like 3-5 in a year which in my opinion is not really realistic. It seemed like they just needed a patch on the roof and clean up. Perhaps good direction to look to analyse biography of key "architects" of the reset

Can someone help me understand this notion of rivers are really canals created in the Old World? Michelle Gibson puts forth that idea too. She also suggests there’s something “fishy” about the similarity of rivers having loopy curves to their channel shapes. I definitely agree that some stretches of rivers have fortified banks or straightened channels for erosion/transport reasons (Mississippi River, Erie Canal) some of which most likely were created in the Old World. But if you study a river’s channel migration over the years, even ones not considered wild, they do change shape as they cut and deposit. So are we talking about some rivers are canals or some stretches of rivers, and are modified by people, or they all are canals?

@00:55 delamalle is a name that is normally associated with royalty due to the "De La" prefix. One side of my family has the "De La" prefix, but many of the families dropped it after arriving in the US to its more "common" root. @11:40 The meaning of a "false front". :) @13:20 Nuremburg. It is still beautiful. Fantastic collection of photos!

Great video thank you! 👏🙏☘️

Thank you brother for your thoughts. 💜🌈-Robert His- Tory: noun 1. A political conservative. 2. A supporter of a monarchy. 3. A supporter of traditional political and social institutions against the forces of democratization or reform. 4. An American upholding the cause of the British Crown against the supporters of colonial independence during the American Revolution . 5. An extreme conservative especially in political and economic principles.

Few years ago when i moved to london, and had lunch alone right across one of greeko roman building, and i just stared at it thinking that if i wouldnt know im in london, that i am somewhere in greece. Now i see the same style everywhere

So true how the 1700's clothing was so beautiful and artistic and colorful and then 1900 everything is drab and dull. Granted, the rich women had colorful dresses but the men were so incredibly drab and dull.

@13:40, I have seen a structure like this in Prague. It, and the fence were black in a park near the river. I don't see it listed anywhere among Prague attractions. I happened upon it walking up the river one a.m. from the Sunday market.

Ufff you you you😅 i see it now everiwhere! Im from Slovenia, its all over the place and we have churches with bell on alllmost every hill… bizzare think happened! 😘😘😘

I’ve been watching videos about the World Fairs recently & then an advert came on the tele for the “Dubai Expo”. Never been to Dubai but I pulled up a few videos on the “Dubai Expo”, do you think that could be the beginning of the “new world fairs”? Has anyone been to the “Expo”, what’s it like? X

In all the pics, all dirt roads, ZERO ruts.

Thanks again for sharing yet another awesome video 👍💯 Oversized and over the top numerous columns, pillars, domes built with metals and precious metals, buildings, obelisks....I think the ancients were trying to tell us something....as above, so below. Perhaps they knew that our massive sky dome is constructed in a similar way....

Beautiful 😮

Super amazing! 💪🏻💪🏻🔥🔥

Thank you. I enjoyed it.

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The top hats really bug me. Magicians wear them, the Mad Hatter, Circus Ring Masters, Monoppoly man, and so on. When I was a kid I use to watch a show every saturday called Lidzville, about a boy who falls into a Top hat and is stuck in an alternate universe.

At 9:44 you mentioned the brick. Look very close at the front left corner of the tower, it is stone clad wrap (only 50 to 150mm thick) bonded to it. Not full corner stones, as it would be in a stone built.

Looking at all these spires, *I can't help but think of terminals. Connection points of an electric circuit and or transport points for airships.

at 36:00 what was the wall leading up to the Crystal Palace, what was it keeping out and why was it so thick, and what was kept inside of it? why does it look like a prison wall?

i love old photos

Wow, What a Mind Opener

mind blowing stuff.

The forth road bridge goes from Edinburgh to fife across the forth river its closed to trafick now they built a new one years ago I think 70s near there 40 minutes in that picture of the railway up the middle what was that thing in the sky

Campbell! The bell, re bridge build, concept works for me. How big would the bell have been? (You ask) Fooking Massive Mate! They could have shipped bell components into position, float. Or tie to side and lower, bolt parts together, with rubber gaskets between sections. Once whole bell section is together. It' protrudes from the water. Pump water out. Could add concrete to an internal cavity, to help seat into river bed. Tools and people, rope ladder, steel ladder built onto side wall of bell or thrown over and anchored. A davit arm with a gin and tackle or any type of rope assisted hoist. Flying fox from shoreline tower would have been my thought for fast bell site access! I saw that idea in my head as you were dismissing the bell idea as impractical. I may have beem arhuing with you... i stopped video to write this out. Also, a building from earlier. You mentioned water feature, may be the now archless one! I noticed the patterns, like the star fort diagrams with (maybe) gardens planted in patterns, all a little different. These remind me of the shapes sand makes, when sprinkled over a spaeker. Tesla. Energy, vibration, and resonance... hmmm.

Great share but you missed a crazy feature the shadow clock/calender 17:48!

My mind is blown😱😱😱😃😃😃👏👏👏👏, hidden history

Thank you so much for sharing your photos and ideas. Really sparks the imagination. So many unknowns.

Love your work. Great work thank you

31:00 ....the clothes, valid discussion!!!

🙏❤️ Love Scotland ❤️🙏

Did the ground hog see my shadow?

...'scaffolding' amazing :)

Very good work u do Campbell much respect.

Electricity was around before 1890, locally here in McMinnville, Warren County Tennessee the 1890 Tax List mentions an Electric Company and old photos of the city in the 1890's show lamp posts that weren't the old gaslight type.

Thanks!

i made it through half your video before i realized you were up at the top on camera! LOL! Nice video though definitely some stuff I've never seen. thanks

Great show mate! Thank you for all you do. I am sharing your work! Spreading the word...We have been lied to on such a massive scale its hard for most to open up to the possibility, but we must at least give it a shot right!? Cheers!

These Beautiful sailing boats in the video look like a design widely used on the west of Ireland up the beginning of the 20th century.Called the 'Galway Hooker'. Based on the Arab Dhoe.They always had red sails.There are a few left I think. Used. for fishing and transporting large cargoes. They became redundant when more efficient petrol petrol engines were developed.

Thank you so much for doing so much great work. Wake up! Remember! 🙏

At 39:06 there are more than 20 lit street lamps, every few feet, running down the street on the far right side of the picture. Lit street lamps on the opposite side as well. It’s not even fully dusk yet, as you can see from the shadows. They wouldn’t have had enough light for a photo if they hadn’t had sunlight. And of course, there in the middle of everything is the Egyptian obelisk 🤦‍♀️

*Straw hats, were cooler in the summer. Great pictures and even better musings....Thank you!

AWESOME!!

yo me pregunto, si la fotografía era incipiente, como lograron tanta nitidéz en la imágenes? quien sacó esas fotos desde una cajita negra, que eran las cámaras de fotos ?, o fueron arregladas o fueron dibujadas ? Si las fotos de los años 1970... ya casi se ven borrosas ?

Just shows humanity has been degrading for at least 100 years. Even in the maintenance of the buildings you are presenting in the photos they were patched up and wasn't as good as the original structures. We are no different today ($$). I see an acceleration of the degradation of humanity. The 1700 and the 1800 would have been a very interesting time to have lived.

great episode this one

22:08 the city that thing was supplying with energy omg!

We have become machine/AI dependent. My parents used to remember at least 5 phone numbers and get around without mapping. Our grandparents used able to read all the chinese alphabets. We human have become soooo stupid...

Tower bridge foundations were made by sinking metal caissons into the river bed, divers would then work inside them digging out the river bed clay until the huge metal boxes had sunk to about 6m. These were then pumped clear of water ready to form the foundation, I can’t find any mention of a diving bell use in its construction? Diving bells usually don’t fill with water, they are for lowering people to the river/sea bed. Piers were built from the banks at either side to the foundations to transport materials etc

So even in SCOTLAND I'm seeing similar look to the SAN FRANCISCO pics of early 1900's with all the mud and the pic of scotland may be a gem cuz it sure looks like their are possible buildings or monuments buried,so the answers are coming,we are getting very close,I am starting to really put a rough picture together of what went down and its funny u said it looks like a new population being introduced to a new world,cuz I said the very same thing last night watching an OLD SCARY WORLD clip!!And we are definately onto something with the worlds fairs being an introduction to the NEW WORLD,with the BABIES in the INCUBATORS and now its just figuring out the details of things like exactly WTF was used to take out a WORLDWIDE CIVILIZATION and if we want a clue,wasn't it the JESUITS that said Now go forth and set the WORLD on FIRE!?!?And didnt just about EVERY CITY in the world at that time have SUPPOSED city destroying fires??well is it a stretch to figure that maybe it was a lot more then just a FIRE as we would think??They give us the answers,u just have to have the eyes to see and I'm thankful to have had my eyes opened some yrs back now!!

It started it off good, then the music kicked in. oooooff

The canals reminded me of Amsterdam. The buildings very similar too

17:49 I don't think that's artwork on the wall, it appears to be part of an old clock that was disassembled and remade into a type of sundial. The metal rod sticking out above it casts a shadow that tells the hour. From left to right, the Roman numerals appear to go 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, and the numbers 5 and 6 are missing. (I could be wrong, the resolution is poor.) To the right of this half clock, the rectangle looks like it might indicate the day of the week and/or month, or maybe the minutes. It's very strange, I've never seen other examples of this, and can't imagine why it was done. Maybe someone else has another idea of what this feature could be.

Great work cambell

Old world Germany streets were all cobblestone. Many still are in the smaller towns. Question, where does the building materials come from? Would like to see a video on this topic from all over the world. Thank you for the excellent job making these videos.

most people just see buildings, but this guy can read and understand the architecture of times gone by . what a great analysis. (european and islamci buildings together) . he knows the laguage of architecture of times gone by.

Circa 1790s stuff is amazing cam...dnt think I've seen an episode on that unless I missed it...hope your well brother

Brilliant review!

My friend has been sending me short videos on this subject. This one came on my feed and it was truly the most amazing one I’ve seen on the subject. Thank you!!💕

Every where has canopies on the front of the buildings...the weather was obviously better then than now! Not allowed to have sun now..

your sort of on to it but, there is a lot of old photos of construction ie : the hawks bury bridge was built twice with a lot of photos with the floating of the segments that were huge.

V.I.B…..very important beings.