Where Did The Old World Go To The Bathroom?
Grand palaces, capitols and hotels built for thousands, but where were the bathrooms?
Grand palaces, capitols and hotels built for thousands, but where were the bathrooms?
Look at the very top of almost any old tower. A ball, a spike, a stack of rings. From Japanese pagodas to Asian stupas to the steeples of Europe, and the same rings on the old power-line insulators.
The deeper we investigate the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, the stranger the official story becomes.
The 1893 Chicago World’s Fair is one of the most famous events in American history, but what if we’ve never been told the full story?
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This video takes a close look at Brooklyn, New York. Take note of the supposed build dates and subsequent demolitions in many cases.
Jarid Boosters shares 140 photographs related to the Old World, while entertaining theories regarding Tartaria.
With Cambell from Autodicactic and Ryder Lee.
In the late 19th century, architecture was shifting dramatically. Fueled by the Industrial Age, the ancient brick and masonry structures of Old World origins were systematically replaced with cold, modern steel.
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