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The colorization is remarkable, bringing each photo to life and revealing details that might otherwise go unnoticed. The only critique, albeit amusing, is the inclusion of mid-20th-century cool jazz background music in most of it. Period-appropriate music would be more fitting for this artistic presentation.

"Intimate wigs"... YUCH!

I wish this was still a thing Flying like this is amazing

Didn't realize the big part Moscow played in the American Civil War.

What does Gavrilo Princip, 0:27, have to do with old America?

I didn't realise James Dean fought in the Civil War.

We were way more advanced in the 19th century than people think.

Aaaa these photos are not from the 1890s folks... World war 1 started in 1914.... Do you need a history lesson?

IS this what they call revisionist history?

How can be camera made Un 1890😂😂😂😂lol

These look like AI images

Click bait !

Had a feeling the gals in the thumbnail were too hot to be historical

Women were decent at that time, well dressed and not scantily dressed as today's.

3:44 que niña tan angelical, retrato de 160 años. 06/11/2024.

2:37 What's the back story with the salesman and his display of "intimate wigs"???

Per me sei una bella gnocca

"Real photos of Civil War America." and has an AI photo on the cover. Nice.

I can't tell you how tired I am of hearing AI voices. Otherwise, this would be great content.

The photos look fantastic, but the background music doesn’t quite fit for me. Try using Bob Dylan's "Cross the Green Mountain" and speeding up the image transitions for more impact. Kick ass

Wow! That was an arguably JEWISH name on a store front, in one of the Charleston pictures. Generally speaking in the Deep South at the time of this photograph, many Gentiles regarded Jews much as the Nazis would, 60+ years later, with that common canard of them--every single Jew--as being "Christ Killers", bandied about. As the Nazis rose to power, the KKK tried to create an alliance with them, but they were roundly rejected by the SS, as not being PROFESSIONAL enough. And yes, along with Blacks, Native Americans, Chinese, Japanese, and Mexicans, Jews occasionally were lynched.

Some colorization may momentarily add some life and action to these, but can we be absolutely sure, that these were the CORRECT color tones, as they had existed, at the instants of when these photos were shot? I don't really think so. General Sherman was supposed to be a fiery redhead, with some freckling of his face that remained into adulthood, yet none of those features are there. Those locomotives towards the beginning, sure look like spiffy toy trainsets, ready for a young boy to play with on the parlour floor, but in reality, many, most would have been more or less beat up, in the rigours of combat transport.

I like the photos of old time USA & its simple living.The peoples r lively&gorgious truely simple of the Victorian era.I felt like I have gone in that era.Tremendous the way America & its people have so much changed.I dream America return to the golden area in the past. I wsh to see the old fashioned American culture if anytime i happen to come to US.

The colour looks fake. Fix it.

👎 ditch the Ai narration 👎

yeah bro let that AI do all the work for ya

Vey good pictures, but little thought given to the insulting musical accompaniment. Music from the period 1860s would have been a good way of honouring those in the pictures.

Paldies!

stop the corny transitions...

At 9:14 the soldier resembles Leonardo Dicaprio.

This narrator makes this sound like a cheap informercial.

Did they get the trains @ 0:32 from the Willy Wonka factory? Who the hell did the colorization, Stevie Wonder?

i actually felt like i time traveled

Imagine that Pistol Pete was born in 1860 and died in 1958; this man saw just about everything come into existence: radio, automobiles, phones, airplanes, passenger jets, the atomic bomb, refrigerators, paved roads, radios in cars, TV, Rockets, a satellite in space, and much more. Wow!!!

I can't get past the intimate wigs. I didn't know that was ever a fashion.

The thumbnail pix is NOT a Civil War image. it's an early 1900's photo....🤷

Here's an interesting side note to the two small children, in the side by side photo. Yes, they are brother and sister. The girls father is a white owner of the childs mother. It was very common for the white male owners to take black female slaves for sex. The malato children that were produced through this union were provided with a better supply of clothing, food etc. although they remained slaves and had no claim or expectation of an inheritance. because of who their daddys were. Everyone was quite aware that the owner had fathered the child. No one talked about or mèntioned it. It was common and there was no moral repercussions from it. It was considered just how things were...🤷

What exactly is an "intimate" wig?

We're not even going to talk about 'Intimate Wigs'?????

Trump 2024

Why did they need muffins back then?

Intimate wigs??? WTF???

Those chicks are hot😍

This entire video is AI generated. The music is not appropriate, the photos are just random ones. AI generated crap.

The Duncan Place 1901 image can't be 1901. Radio transmission did not exist outside of laboratories. The first US Military transmission was from Annapolis, MD in 1900. Marconi made his first successful transmission in 1901 from England to Canada. Radio didn't become commercialized until the 1920's. However, the military did have towers outside of bases in the 1910's. If this is 1901, it is literally a photo of one of the very first US military radio towers, but it is hard to understand why it would be placed in Mobile, AL.

with this crappy AI narration i dont trust any of the pics

Gross.

Great video, I didn’t see any clickbait, unless these Gen-Z Snowflake Yum Yum’s thought there was going to be photos of the “Civil War” I’m trying to picture in my pea sized dum dum brain a guy out in the middle of a battlefield, yelling at people to stand still and hold their positions so the 2 minute and 46 second process to take a picture without it being blurry could take place

It would be helpful if you learned how to caption the images so the complete caption can be read. 😡

New Sub. As an amateur Historian, I really Appreciate the comparison of Original Photography with Colorized Interpretations. That lends greater appreciation of craft and historical significance. Thank You!✔️👍🏽🇺🇸💙