A famous photo of the Chicago World’s Fair where the whole background looks drawn in. A “temporary” building that’s still standing downtown. And the very first Ferris wheel: a 70-ton axle, taken apart, hauled from Chicago to St. Louis in 1904, then misplaced and found buried years later.
Michelle Gibson brings forward what she discovered when researching the Great Lakes Region about the six Great Fires in our historical narrative that took place on October 8th and 9th of 1871.
From Moorish Spain to the new narrative of modern reverse engineering, Fairs and World Expositions of the 20th century.
The Old World contained virtually unmatched architecture built before the use of machinery, electricity, and power tools, and these lavish structures have not been duplicated since.
The proof is in the last part of this video. A mormon president reveals something fascinating in 1852, on the record.
Some of the most fascinating photos from the old world are those from Washington DC. Even the construction photos show a very strange narrative with more questions than answers.
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