San Francisco 1906 (New Version) in Color [VFX,60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added 

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2024, exactly where I live right now. San Francisco.

I would like to see those thugs in San Francisco that walk into stores grab what they want, and walk out try that in 1906. Other than that, 2024. Do you know how boring it was in 1906 compared to 2024. Visit for an hour is ok, but I wouldn't want to stay there.

Хочу туда в 1900❤️

No Democrats, no Africans, no Illegal Latinos.

I was about to say the same, until I saw you, Mr. Lincoln. As you travelled through time, into the year 2022, only to watch a video set back 100 years ago. Truly magnificent. Well played.

Watch out for a guy named John Booth....

@@SpecialPenguinnn whos that

@@joebond545 John Wilkes Booth was the man who assassinated Lincoln.

@@joebond545 killer of abrahim Lincoln.

It’s cause it’s originally shot on a film camera

@@DylanRomanov imo it shouldn’t really matter too much, like Ik why it looks good ofc, but the bare basic security cameras should be better than this by now, but they don’t unfortunately

I mean this footage was massively altered to look better but okay

Of course. Security cameras are cheap. This would've been a huge expenditure.

CCTVs shouldnt produce a 500 GB video feed in one night though thats why the quality is so meh.

me to!!!

and at the same time what will soon be again

Elec vehicles late 1800s to early 1900s. Look it up.

We are kinda seeing this again. Between ICEs and EVs. I see EVs every day now. Tbh, I see more E scooters and Ebikes than I do manual bicycles.

Notice that some of the trolleys run without wires or horses, so the rails are electrified or there is a conduit

It was less "diverse" - so not surprising.

@sebaswildboy 😳

Well his path in life ultimately led him to his demise.

He is watching himself from the past in another incarnation.

Will that kid still be alive in 2022?

Probably died in the earthquake that was about to hit.

Like a india or africa today...

"Hey, no jaywalking!"

You can find footage from 1890s on here. Pretty cool.

This really helps to show what spawned the original "jay" walking ordinances/laws. A "jay" was known as a careless person. So a Jaywalker was someone who was carless as they walked through traffic. Thereby creating a danger to others.

Word is its is a fake scripted video. ' Come down and be in our reset movie. Bring your wagons , vehicles and dress to the nines.' Look closely, no one is going anywhere and everyone wants to be seen by the camera . Many look into the lens. A few days later a 'quake' leveled the city. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-G1Grm4d-UII.html

thx!

Dang that's really crazy

Ну ты наглец, я там на велосипеде пацаненком катаюсь, а ты каркаешь, постыдился бы.

They also built these cities for future generations that have since been destroyed, how does that make you feel?

@@Sky-qd2mf not very bright are you.....

Look at the person at 1:35 he gets hitted by the car, cameraman don’t care

The true religion is Islam. Muhammad is the last prophet.

@@anubis4496i mean he’s right, urban renewal in the 50s was a disaster for cities and the communities within them

I was wondering what happened to some of those older buildings. They would be so charming and added character to America like the building in the UK do. Also, what you said sent chills down my spin. Some of the people in this video may have died 2 days later and this was their moment to be immortalized. That guy at the end seemed like a dude from our time just hands in the air at the sight of the camera like, “Look at me!” We’re all a blink in time.

@@114D It's really crazy to think about all of that. Also crazy if you think about how much changes in just a 100 years. What we see in this video looks so old and outdated to us, but they felt they were modern compared to life 100 years before them. Many people in this video were literally seeing a motion picture camera for the first time in their life, in person. That's why you see some people looking at the train car the way they are. At 5:11 for example. It's weird because I look at this video and one of the things I think is, it would be so cool to be there in person and look at all of that history. Then to realize that 100+ years from today, people will watch our videos and think similar things. Like you said, we're all a blink in time. Life is a shooting star.

@@closinginonclosure your comment made me realize we’re also leap frogging through time when it comes to technology. That camera in the train seems like someone went back in time with it Terminator style and people are observing it for the first time. But where we are now as humanity vs 100 years ago technologically is astounding. Crucial discoveries and inventions that literally put us in the future. We have that ebb and flow in our historical timeline but we certainly have not peaked. The next decade will be interesting.

God knows how many people in this clip died or get severely injured. Just wish I could shout out to warn them through the screens lol

I had google street view up while watching this to see if any buildings still remain. The last building with the clock tower, Ferry Building, you can look at on google street view and see the same "Erected in 1896" sign shown in the video at the 11:15 minute mark.

Yeah those new apple goggles would make it possible to feel surrounded by this scene I feel so lucky to have seen the world evolve from rabbit ears and a phone on the wall to the incredible modern technology I don't know how I ever lived without

Hi

Relax

@@southsirenyooo I didn’t even think of that, 😮 it’s going to be wild

Not only that imagine the kids walking around in this video were about to go through Spanish flu, WW1, great depression and WW2.

Surprised you don’t see a lot of horse feces on the street everywhere. Street cleaners did a great job. Lol

@Maynards so blue how?

@@Spawn117 they’re trolling

@Maynards so blue It's hard to say what will be in our future in the next few decades. It may be worse than those folks in the video.

was the city really only black and brown ? did people not wear any colorful clothes ? and where all the advertisments like this colors ? just wondering.

@@mal-avcisi9783 probably not. In the description it says the colors were added in but are not necessarily accurate. I bet there was a lot of black though. Very simple. There was probably more white too than what is shown.

And ZERO income tax!!!

yep, the things lost in history

@@mal-avcisi9783 the fake coloring AI chooses dull colors to minimize errors

YES! The idea of matching wheel widths dates back at least as far as mining carts in the 17th/18th centuries. But of course there the tracks were laid to match wheel widths instead of the other way around. (*) Also this film's been digitized and cleaned up using AI which makes it a lot clearer than the original which was pretty rough-looking. (*) Being a railfan I've done some research on the claim that track widths date back to Roman times, but there doesn't appear to be a lot of primary-source info. Most of the documents quote other documents that point around in a big circle of citations.

I was just about to same the same thing. People seem to be so free and chill. No uptight angry drivers shouting at each other or honking or revving their engines aggressively. People are freely crossing the busy road flitering through traffic, and drivers/riders are stopping for them. One guy even ran up to one of the horse wagons and jumped on it to help himself to a lift lol. I love it.

Indeed it is, also interesting to see all the cars making U-turns randomly in front of trams and horses.

A simpler time

Not one angry person we have gone the wrong direction with our society. It seems the more technologically advanced we get the more we lose our ability to act rational.

and I thought todays standars of driving were bad!!!

That's funny . Did the film makers know the earthquake was coming ? I bet the timing was impeccable .

​@@naomilee77yes they did. Tartaria

So what's with the black plastic tarp at 8:27? There was no plastic in 1906.

@@frankmarsh1159 good observation, not sure. plastic was made (or patented) around 1907 from what I've read a moment ago (checked online for this). maybe a 'different' type of plastic was available in 1906 but maybe of cheaper quality or only usable for specific things like making tarps... dunno, not sure what to think of this.

That may not be plastic at all, but just some really shiny fabric.

Yours is the first comment I read that talks about our ancestors just while I was thinking about my grandmother who lived many years in San Francisco but not quite born yet. I wonder if she ever saw this film, but I'll bet she never saw it in color with sound (passed away in the early 90s, so before RU-vid or the Internet was a thing.) I wish she had, though. It's remarkable. Yet, I've seen at least 3 major milestones like your great grandfather, starting with the moon landing, then personal computers, and now the Internet with sites like this and smart phone connections to everything (I predicted them but so did many others). I guess you could say smart phones are also a major milestone, maybe? Then there's that helicopter on Mars, but don't get me started, lol. That's getting to be old news now too! Edit: Funny, but I couldn't edit this until a day later because I couldn't find the comment and thought it was glitched off the site, which is strange because that never happened to me before. Oh, well. Anyway, I wanted to add some fun facts and another milestone. I'll start with the latter. I think that's the JWST. If you know what that is, then terrific! If not, simply use another milestone I mentioned to find out! lol. Now for a fun fact: If you think the Golden Gate Bridge is a milestone, which I sort of do, then you might know that they had a contest and election to celebrate its grand opening with a "Fiesta" queen. To make a long story short, my grandmother's sister was elected queen. I've seen pictures of her in a book about the bridge showing herself in the queen's attire and crown, but I didn't know until yesterday on the official bridge website that there was some controversy about who actually won the election! Imagine that, in 1937, when President Roosevelt hit the switch to let cars pass over the bridge for the first time, an election controversy was reported in at least one of the newspapers. Fast forward to 2020, anyone? lol.

@@abeautifuldayful , that’s fascinating. You have to keep records of these things, because each person who dies is a book, and each generation is an entire library. We need to know the past in order to progress.

@@truvelocity Yes, you're right. I do have a record of sorts, a photocopy of the chapter in the book showing my relative at that time and picture(s). I'd have to go through some boxes to find it, but I have it! I don't have the book, though, which is all about the Golden Gate Bridge, written decades ago. I read the whole book once many years ago and found it poorly written, lol. I guess that's why I didn't try to get a book copy for something I only wanted the interesting chapter. Btw, the picture I recall best shows her perched on a huge propeller of a plane in her queen attire, very glamorous looking! The website says she was 19 yo, married someone later named Brady, had 8 kids, and died in 1985. I recall my grandma talking about her older sister fondly, but I never met her. I don't think I ever saw them together, and I don't know why. Suddenly, I'm getting more curious all these years later! Thanks for your interest. People are fascinating sometimes, huh?

My grandpa Mike Olah came over from Romania about 1910- - he was born about 1895. He prided himself on buying new cars as often as possible. RIP the progenitor of the family.

about that moon landing...

AHAHAHAHA! Great remark. Yep, no one looks especially in Berekeley - they just go for it, cutting people off.

Well the chaos was kinda staged. You can see license plate 4867 appeared multiple times in the film: 0:17, 1:31, 2:33, 3:41, 5:24, 9:28, plus a few occassions that same kind of car(s) drove across the camera. Same case for a few kinds of cars.

@@McHaro0079 I know, even if the cars only driving around in circles, it's still causing a chaos.

@@jerrysshowroom681 True. I would say they were among the first automotive stunt drivers 😅.

Se atraviesan en cualquier parte , un gran CAOS😢

@@McHaro0079 🤣🤣🤣

Does it amaze you that this city is clearly very old , with old buildings and Roman style masonry , yet we are told it was only a small village of 1000 people until 1849 , that's not only amazing, but impossible 😉

@@sosintheselastdayz7448 gold rush made it happen.

No fatty buggy. That's what is more important

​@@sosintheselastdayz7448 Das ist normales Stil-Altbau. Völlig normal um 1900 gebaut. Auch in Deutschland.

@@sosintheselastdayz7448 Why are you putting spaces before your commas? You aren't using a typewriter, this is a computer.

Bbq ribs

You need to see London in the same period, Busy early days of traffic

Traffic 🚦⛔⛔

Mounted on a tram?

Cars 1907

It's 2022. Its not THAT hard to believe these people are all dead. People dont live that long. ............

Why is that so hard to believe?

@@ToyotaGuy1971 Well, maybe because, for those of us over 60 (and even more vividly for those who are 80+), very many of these people were still alive well into the years we were old enough to know them and remember them personally. The kids scattered in this video were only 65 to 75 when I was 10 in the late 1960s. Some of the young adults seen here were still only 80 or so when I was 10. They aren’t just historical ciphers to us; we actually knew people who lived in this time. People 80 years old today could have known people 40 years old in this video, and, of course, everybody younger than that. Maybe that’s why it’s hard to believe... Just sayin’

We’ll all be gone too in 100 years from now

@@magisterium100 So being old enough to remember these people makes it harder to believe that after that much time has passed; that people that were living back then are dead? That makes no sense.

Exactly what I was thinking 😂

You had to be very brave to cross those streets 🤣

better

Like a third world country today

@@scholaroftheworldalternatehist nothing like one, these are white people, they are still civilized and much more organized

And then 4 days later all those homeless some weirdo was praising 1907 for not showing would make today seem rather meager in terms of homelessness. And few were as non-caring as such people now are.

@@paulluchter137 This is most certainly after the earthquake. Lots of masonry and model T's everywhere. But, I do get your sentiment.

@@2bueller Shot on April 14, 1906, four days before the San Francisco earthquake and fire.

Impeccable timing. I prefer this to footage of all that wreckage, but it would be fascinating to see.

My mom's mother turned 21 years old that very same day. Got married later that year.

Fun fact: there is 1 person left alive in the world that was alive when this video was made, a french lady who is 118 years old.

No shit Einstein basic math will tell you that

And here's the comment I see on every video like this

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The camera operator was long gone. Didn't even know his footage or video would mean something today.

At 4:40, the people to the right are staring into the future and don't even know it. I'm sitting behind this screen staring back into the past. Fascinating!

That’s really neat, thanks for sharing. My grandparents weren’t even born for another 20 years from this.

I believe that was Nancy Pelosi at 5:12 mark

Yeah they are all our grandpas and grandmas quit energetic which we lack nowdays .

Your Grandfather was a living history book.

The true religion is Islam. Muhammad is the last prophet.

imagine the person who bought 1905 then HHAHAHAHA

1905 horse is faster than 1906 ford car though

@@RaffleE46 it wasnt about speed it was about class. Having a car in that time not only showed off your wallet but they were 9/10 “refined” men or women driving them.

@@okxack3199 price not the same....

Yeah but horses still dominated streets in 1906, 1907 , 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911..

was the city really only black and brown ? did people not wear any colorful clothes ? and where all the advertisments like this colors ? just wondering.

exactly the pace is slow but its still bustling somehow.

If you were black back then you were fuc**d

Like a dream

@@mal-avcisi9783 you have to take into account it’s 1906. Colored photos let alone videos doesn’t exist in this period. What little color you can see in this is clearly edited into.

Cap

Круто! Спасибо за комментарий!

Where is it? to make a comparison "before and after".

@@drcanoro Market Street. Its Ferry Building in the ending of the street.

@@sashacoxonsound thanks for your information ,it’s incredible for me to view the place at google earth right now.what a wonderful experience .

I wish it still looked like this.

كلنا مثلك

The true religion is Islam. Muhammad is the last prophet.

Yup, my dad is 80, and I'm 50, it's long ago but not. I think because a lot of stuff changed. Look at 2020 to 2023, and how everything went to pot lol

I would have loved to been alive in that era. Nothing, but Greed today. They were more civil back then too.

😆

Pretty amazing to be alive :)

It’s not silly…it’s actually quite philosophical and an interesting perspective. I too think stuff like that sometimes and it fascinates me. The past seems quite unreal sometimes and to think someday we are gonna be ancient too and a new generation of people will watch our videos 😬

Exactly. And the fact that every single person in this video has walked through their life and passed makes me kind of sad and starting thinking the scene in a hundred years people watching our nowadays videos.

Are you black?

I have always imagined if someone from the future could go back in Time, what would these people think about it.

@@giovannyandrescortesrodrig2846 I think at first there would be small problems, but then we would get used to each other.

Transport was a to b...

Today everybody will die on street like this. ;)

I really enjoy conversing with older people who had went through events that we read about in history. My Dad, born in 1920, a time when radio was in it's infancy. He passed away in 2009. He survived the great depression, WW2, the Atomic age, Civil Rights, and the Apollo 11 manned moon landing. He witnessed society at it's worst and society at its best, all in one lifetime, remarkable.

And since cars weren't exactly quick it was easy as a pedestrian to simply walk the streets. Fascinating.

This is a handful of years before the horse became truly obsolete. It’s a shame, because there really wasn’t smog yet, and I’ve read accounts of people saying how dirty and smelly the streets became once motorized cars were the standard.

And from motorized vehicles to never leaving the home because of hostile humans and an increasingly hostile climate.

the drivers in cali still drive the same way thats the only thing that hasn't changed lol

People drove like maniacs back then.

Between the gold rush and Comstock Lode, they were rolling in $$$. It must've been a wild ride!

😗👍🪶📜

is she still alive

Looks like Automobile is still primitive & not ubiquitous in cities in 1900s, but most people are still walking or cycling!!

@@sjnmhn i highly doubt majority of them.peoples or horse's are alive today tho 🤔

Yes, my grandmother was also born in S.F. in 1906. The family moved to Oakland, as my great grandpa was a dentist and needed to support his new family. I am surprised by the number of automobiles.

was the city really only black and brown ? did people not wear any colorful clothes ? and where all the advertisments like this colors ? just wondering.

It's glorious. Free from an over regulated society.

@@Aaron-ei6jy Yes....unlike now, almost socialistic....ugh!

Thank you for taking the time to list your observations. I've only been blessed to visit SF twice, on week-long business trips, but I very much enjoyed the culture and "feel" while visiting. It seems unlikely I'll ever be able to visit again, so it ia especially nice to read your notes and revisit through your observations on this video.

They should make a video and follow this exact same route for comparison of the new and the old.

SF would've been great to li e in back then. It's not so nice to live in now. Cirtain groups have ruined the city.

C'mon, based on the architecture these great buildings are much older than that. SF was a cow town in 1848 Gold Rush days with barely 15,000 people living there, and you believe that in 50 years not just these sublime buildings sprung up, but think about the sewer systems, utilities and water it would take to make this happen. If you start working out the logistics, you'll find that it's an impossibility. Then there's the date on the building at the end of this vid. "Erected AD 896". Our history is a lie!

@@weffyj6427 SF was built very fast, faster than you understand. People had better work ethic them and they git jobs done quick. The buildings are old but not older than you thought. Alot came up in the 1870s and 1880s. However the main town came up in the late 1850s, most of it burned 🔥 down and was rebuilt.

In 100 years time everyone pretty much in 2022 will be gone too, everything is relative, I don't think people in 2122 will be taking pity on us though, as God only knows what state the planet will be in by then.

Most of them have been gone for 60 or 70 years or more. Many of them died four days after this was filmed....

@@jaydickey1049 craaazy

@@jaydickey1049 what happened 4 days after?

Im so curious to know about your best 50 videos ever

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Electric Tram trains were so slow that cars and people are crossing it just before it comes!!!

and a 116 years from now the people of the time will look back at us just as we look at them. We think we are technically advanced - but so did they in 1906 SAN FRAN

was the city really only black and brown ? did people not wear any colorful clothes ? and where all the advertisments like this colors ? just wondering.

@@mal-avcisi9783 its no real colors, its just someones coloring so we cant possibly know the real colors

Probably not a big deal since they're all doing 7mph.

Only 25?

Thx sir ;)

Еще люди все стройные,солидно одеты,очень мало женщин.Не похоже что они возвели этот город,больше похоже на приезжих )))

Это путешественник во времени снимает, просто обрабатывает потом все видео специальным фильтром, чтобы не палиться.

Оригинал - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8Q5Nur642BU.html

@@strufian спасибо 🕊

Отлично работающая массовка!!! Так создавалась история из натянутых как резиновые шары фактов потом лопались заметив несостыковки уничтожались!!!!!!

Or that everyone would have a camera.

That's my fave part. Kids with jobs! Paper Boys!!! But still being kids 💙

If YOU had been one of those kids you'd probably be a bit excited too!!! After all, some strange looking person is driving down the main road in his shiny new Tesla Roadster while he live streams a video on his Samsung Note 14

or that someone (me) would be watching him 116 years later on my phone.

No different from us waving when the Google street view car drives by.

My nana says people were generally stinkier back in the day for several reasons (lack of ac, wooly clothing, deodorant technology, etc.) HOWEVER she says she prefers it because the coloreds were polite.

Most of the street scene videos on this channel were used for movies and TV. Film was very expensive back then and it wouldn't have been used for no reason. So a lot of these people if not all of them are probably just extras.

3 days after this most of the people you see where killed in a earthquake there is another film that does this trip a week later and all the buildings are gone except the last one the station

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6TaxcXfSwdE.html

San Francisco is a shithole these days

Good info , thanks !

What a journey

how do you know?

@@cryvsspy There were newspapers.

​@@cryvsspy Hi, the finding of this "lost in time" film was reported widely at the time. The info was the film survived because it wasn't in SFO when the earthquake struck, because it was shipped off immediately to the East Coast. Judging by photos and early films showing the damage after the EQ, it's likely the unprocessed film would have been lost, possibly in the fires and early film was made of highly inflammable nitrate stock.

there were even a few Horse Drawn street car still. poor Horses.

This footage explains why traffic rules were invented. LOL.

No lights no traffic cops

There is one cop crossing the street observing the camera like he’s thinking about a shakedown. Cops didn’t get paid for about a year onetime and nobody quit they got pay of a private type. I was a SF police officer and we had a bagman for the station . Traffic signs and crosswalks didn’t come into use until the late 1920’s but market street even now is a hazardous place for pedestrians.

What best is there than to time travel and see our past.

Strangely compelling isnt it?...to see these people who lived and died decades ago..I wonder who these people were, did any of them have any idea of the upcoming earthquake and subsequent fire, that devastated San Francisco? Just think, the airplane was only 3 years old. Radio was about 14 yrs away, I wonder how many of the young men, would die in World War I? How many of THEIR sons would die in World War 2. How many, of the people seen here, would perish during the 1918 Spanish Flu?, Did any of these people have any idea as to the wonders and the horrors facing Americans, during the next few decades. What would I do, if I suddenly was transported back to San Francisco, in 1906? Conversely, what would happen, if any one of these people suddenly found themselves transported to the year 2022?

@@ojivey8273 …..It seems like that video does oddly stir reflections on life, death, wars, famine, pandemics, marriages, divorces, births, jobs…etc etc etc. That is all I was thinking as well … while those horse and buggies made their way down the street, the sounds of their hooves hitting the pavement was like a rhythmic trigger for deep thought and meditation on life. None of those people could foresee any of it just as we can’t foresee what the next 10, 25, 50 or 100 years holds for us here in 2022. It is nostalgic and poignant. Some day, long after you and I are dead and buried, our descendants will be reviewing videos of 2022 and marveling at how primitive and ancient we were while embarking on some highly technological task way beyond our comprehension or imagination and they will have the same thoughts and reflections on their own lives because despite the technological differences, the one standard we will all share and will always share in common is the human spirit.

We had less in relation to resources and technologies, but we were happier and healthier.

Even with all those horses the streets were FAR cleaner than in 2022. Thanks liberals for ruining a once great city with your liberal utopia of diversity homelessness and drugs.

@@ojivey8273 War is a part of human history, theres no avoiding it. Whats more sad is how the city has devolved into a third world dump in 2022. That WAS avoidable but liberals lax crime laws, mass immigration and rampant homelessness have destroyed the once great city.

Ha! I bet that patent didn’t go anywhere

Closest we will ever get to traveling back in time.

It's almost like you wish you could wave to the people!

Santos Dumont conseguiu antes

@@jefferson6527 Their patent was 1906, they first flew it in 1903 :)

Not really a "recreation" since the source film is definitely real.

They didn't have "video cameras" - this was film.

but the fact is ppl do exact the same reaction now when they see someone shooting outside. in this video not everyone overreacted n some waved or stared, that's same as us too lol

No video, no electricity. Film camera with hand crank.

@@colinstevenson6984 any camera which captures 'video'

@@andrewm9162 'video' is _visual._ whether digital or analog. if you *see* it, its video.

thank you so much

Electric forklifts that weigh tons on storage move without any rules with lots of people around as usual on warehouses... they move in few centimeters from your feet, and you have to pass them like every minute being on large storage... > looks somewhat terrifying Modern life 100x times more dangerous and terrifying.

None of this footage is in any way even the slightest bit terrifying.

​@@boofert.washington2499 11:10 -pause look at the 2 creepy nuns. Or you dont fine the man with red beard at the end have it blow sideways real quick 11:22 the slightest of creepy ?

A portal into your satanic indoctrination

Really, I had forgotten about this detail. Thanks for reminding us. Amazing, just amazing!

@@janecameron2668 -I was getting ready to comment on that detail about no electric motors. I took all this for granted & did not give hand cranks a second thought.

Do you find it odd that the very next day after he made this film the earthquake happened

@@frankvitucci5677 The controllers knew of the event ( or caused it ). Anyways at least they sent this guy (or woman) to record the pre event scenery.

@@Black8White I totally agree with you,

Up😥

I saw one recently that I never knew Thomas Edison filmed from like 1911 or something and it was on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal going from Georgetown to Cumberland. What amazing footage and to see these people during the early part of the 20th century and how they lived. I lived in Maryland for almost 39 years and just moved to West Virginia so the canal is not that far away from here and I've always been fascinated by it. I love that place. I just love to go back in time. And I love how the movements are not all jerky and stuff like in some old films is the case.

Вы родственники или нет?

I love old stuff like this too, baseball films included from the auts.

LMFAO what are you talking about, OP? This video is FAKE… you say you like watching this stuff, but are you _actually_ watching??? Are you visually illiterate? Watch car with number 4867 on it; why is it going in the same path/loop over and over and over during this whole video? What is that? And there’s 30+ other things in this video that are completely ridiculous…

Screen record it, save it to a flash drive, put the flash drive in a bomb proof time capsule and bury it 50 feet in the earth’s mantle.

@@_GandalfTheGrey_ essa foi uma ideia genial amigo kkkk ate lembra a grande Sao Paulo... abraços aqui do Brasill

80% of San Francisco was destroyed in the 1906 quake. Much of what you see in this video was reduced to rubble.

In 50 years, we’re going to be able to live in this video with VR- not live but you know I mean,

@@molder2233 😮😮😮

@@VolkerThimm right, but their technological leap was far more radical.

The moon really? Did anyone ever go back?