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Great Footage. I enjoyed the history. I grew up in St. Paul but we used to visit friends in Duluth and hung out there one late night in my 20s, over 25 years ago.

A view of the absolutely beautiful interior would have been nice. Thank you for recognizing this church!

I'm surprised Duluth Minnesota didn't tear Jefferson down when it was in fashion to landfill so many were destroyed.

I saw something on the armory. I do have lots of time on my hands, but had seen the Triumphal arches in a few places before taking this latest red pill. I thought I'd swallowed all of the red pills between 2020 & 21. I'll have to watch the Duluth Worlds Fair one.

Could it be that this marvelous building and probably others were sitting in the middle if nowhere, unoccupied and just too irresistible to leave them? As we have seen carbon copy buildings scattered across the globe, it's quite plausible that these Lady Liberty 🗽 statues were also already scattered across the US and beyond. Very interesting.

I expected more of the same, but boy was I surprised! A subway, antennas, the globe! Wow! The stones on the train station fit together so well! Incredible masonry! The lion theme. 3 buildings had lions. I wonder if there was a connection to the original name of the town.

I heard there was a tunnel to another house or 2. I need to take a tour of it one day. It is beautiful and huge. I love Queen Anne's. Amazing tower, porch, stained glass, woodwork. Maybe if everyone in town were building houses and buildings and supplying materials all of these buildings could be built in rapid succession. It only took 100 years to call them out.

This is probably my favorite building in Duluth. I love the faces of the children and the reliefs, the tower, the shape of the school is amazing.

Very unusual green marble (I think it's marble). Beautiful columns with gold leaf. So much marble. Amazing dome. Did you speak while standing under it? What about the first floor windows? They looked much shorter than the ones above.

@1:27 it seems to be missing some relief above the door, where the church name should be. @ 3:45 the shields seem to have been shaved to remove some letter or decoration. Lovely decorative reliefs elsewhere. Amazing stained glass windows and towers. Too bad the bell is gone now too. How many years did the people save to build this gorgeous church building?

I'm torn on this one. It has some art deco details, but has the sunken windows and the door dug out in the basement. It also has the entry way that seems to have had stone relief details removed. Hmmm.

gorgeous! Love the stained glass, eagle, trim, etc. Must have been a gold mine. LOL.

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OK coming back to this again. I recently learned that structures that were octagon shaped were power generators. I’m willing to bet that this structure was a massive power generator for the city of Duluth. Much older than 90 years 🙄Love it thank you.

Wow, I've seen that building a million times, and that aztec astronaut carving really made my day!!

This is where my Boyscout Troop held their gatherings growing up. Troop 43, sadly, now not existing due to lack of participants. Never saw the upper bell tower area, but the cathedral is really something to behold. 🎉🙌🙏

Oh! Thank you!!! Disregard my comment left on another video. This is great. I spent a lot of my time in that library as a child back in the 80s. Love this.

My mother lives near old North Hibbing. Not much left out there but foundations. This is cool, I did not know that history of the move. I’m from Buhl originally, you should check out the City Hall, library and Martin Hughes High School. All very beautiful and fascinating, Old World buildings, in such a tiny town. Interesting about all the Helios statues, that last one looks like it’s on a mock Starfort.

Man, I look forward to watching more of your content. Fascinating old world building throughout Duluth. I’ve been visiting this city several times a year since the 80’s

At 12:15 it seems like it could be a chimney cleanout

What a neat video, wish you could have gotten a tour of the inside!

What kind of excess did they have back then when they were supposed to be struggling? Why build up when you could build horizontally back then with all the room for so much cheaper. So much doesn't make sense with the narrative we have been given. Great video!

The drone shot of the top is amazing. Looks like a starfort! I'm down in KC and am hoping to check out some old world stuff tomorrow!

The construction photos are of it in ruins!

Great video! There’s a cool old world building about 15 miles north of this armory. It’s on the Old Hwy.61, right on Lake Superior and is being used, I believe for a utility building. It’s all red brick.

Time Stamp 10 : 50 looks like the same Maui fire DEW attack ?

It’s many in Brooklyn and in the Bronx that are mind shattering the Bronx New York have castles and armories anyway that is just absolutely jaw dropping and people just walk pass them like it’s nothing lol 🤦🏻‍♀️

They always use fire in the resets. Fire just seems to destroy stone and brick, that’s what they want us to believe anyway. 😂 We are living in the little season. Rev 20

wow, my mind was blown by the entertainment list and the plane crash! Great job!!

def looks like old world structure to me. Thanks for showing this channel. 👍

I see in amazon book is 60$. Is it available elsewhere for less?

Wow!!!! Fantastic!! This is my favorite so far!! I had no idea there was a tunnel system from the armory. That’s cool good info why is there a tunnel? I have my theories That’s the same day that the kettle river fire started. I’m definitely going to check out that other channel Thank you so much

I like that Urbex channel. They have absolutely no idea, that stuff is from an older world

Reminds me more of a building constructed to hold machinery, an old world factory building, rather than an armoury, but then who knows and why did there appear to be an obsession with dating the buildings in the past, this only appears to have been done throughout the 1800s and into the early 1900s, almost as if trying to reinforce the narrative given for each of those buildings?!? The tunnel is extremely interesting, stone for the lower half then finished off in brick, but I also couldn't help but notice at 4:06, as he turns around, on the right hand side the brick comes down further in a rectangular shape, almost as if there were a connection there at some point, but this also occurs further along at least twice from 4:27, again on the same side (although it is now the left hand side), were they doorways or other tunnels, perhaps,? "The Americans had long before Columbus, large cities; built of stones, bricks or wood, with walls, ditches, temples, palaces. Some of which were of immense size and population. One of them Otolum near Palenque was 28 miles long, equal to Thebes, Babylon and Kinoj in size and monuments. Nearly all the ancient sciences and useful primitive arts were known in America, as well as commerce and navigation, symbolic and alphabetic writing, nearly all the Asiatic religions, etc. The most civilised nations had even colleges and universities, canals and paved roads, splendid temples and monuments, etc." - The American nations; or, Outlines of their general history, Ancient and Modern. (Volume 1) by Constantine Samuel Rafinesque (1832)

Havn't fully listened yet...but it looks exactly like all the red brick high schools built in NYS in the Depression....as part of a work program....Not so I think...especially because the High School I atteneded had Steam Heat and a giant smoke stack etc...etc...Also had a beautiful stage autotorium that the tore up in the 70's!!!

We're just waking up people. Get ready cause we're in for a wild ride. These old world buildings are the work of a previous civilization that was wiped out and we're made to believe they were all built in the late 1800's back when there were not enough people, no power tools, no shipping companies, no cranes, just carts and donkeys 😂😂😂

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I recommend the documentary lost history of flat earth. RUclips

I recommend the documentary lost history of flat earth in RUclips

It is pretty interesting how quickly they built a lot of these buildings, like you say, right thru Duluth winters. Yet, Congdon's glensheen mansion took 4 yrs to build and worked stopped during the winter due to cold and snow. 🤔 Hmmmm

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A place that might be of interest to you is the quarry in Sandstone Minnesota. The park that now resides there is called Robinson. There are huge pieces of cut sandstone all over the place including the remains of the old Quarry with descriptions. The quarry definitely has a vibe to it and at times I have felt like women aren’t allowed here, that doesn’t stop me from visiting though. In the center of the town, sits the old sandstone high school that is since been abandoned, but luckily is going to be turned into housing. We are all very pleased to hear that it’s going to be restored as it’s been lovingly called the “Rock” for years. The town also features a masonic Lodge, which is rather humble in comparison to others. Ps nobody’s talking about the underground tunnel system that connected all of these buildings to each other but that’s a whole new subject for another day. “They” definitely don’t want us talking about those.

At least everything has new roofs

Time stamp 1: 04 The city Hall building 1887 date appear the numerals one and seven placement and thickness , are not the same font.

My uncle David Anderson grew up in Olcott house. It was a marvelous place to visit as a child 🩵

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Before the heathens ran it into the ground 🤷🏿‍♂️