I’m watching this a couple days after Matthew Perry passed away 😢 I found your channel from the AD tours video. One on the best RUclips rabbit holes I’ve ever gone down. Thanks for the content!
Me too. I already watch Kendra regularly but I'm new enough to be working through all her content. Damn why I gotta find this today? 😢 I know there will be so many things like this, though, especially on RUclips! I can barely enjoy the funny clips now but eventually we will be just enjoying his legacy as an entertainer and enjoying a good laugh again -- as I'm sure Matthew Perry would have wanted!
I research old houses for fun, I learned it in LA researching my apartment building and it turned into a party trick i do for friends etc.. this content speaks to my soul! I also have a masters in film and tv studies so… Kendra I get it!
So I checked out the apartments of metropolis book for my old apartment and while I didn’t find my exact building I did find the name for the building I saw every single day and that was just really cool. I hadn’t considered it could have had a name before this. Also checked the modern apartments 73- 75(I was 72) floor plans and it was the same with some minor changes (honestly preferred these to mine as my kitchen was their chamber😂) Thanks for this. I found you with your Gilmore girls video and I’m totally obsessed with your content now. 😊
I just recently found your channel and have been watching all of your videos! This has been amazing!!! As a New Yorker we’ve spent all evening looking into our building, our neighborhood, finding the old street names and have completely gotten lost in this. We just walked around the neighborhood (Queens) and found 3 old houses from the 1870s that are still standing! Definitely updated but fully recognizable. Thank you so much for this tool, I think you’ve just started me and my partner on a new journey of NYC history ❤
I'm so excited to have learned you started a YT ch! I came across your pod almost 2 years ago while searching "architecture podcasts" and have used several of your episodes as inspiration and research for my historical homes Sims4 builds. Thank you!!!
THIS IS SO COOL. I spent my childhood in Forest Hills, Queens and I just did a whole tour of my childhood neighbourhood. Too awesome. My brother is an urban-planning-nerd (it’s a thing, nothing to do with his actual job) and I am sending him to this website. 😄
Thank you for mentioning GIS. Im a GIS analyst and your podcast is throwing me down the rabbit hole and helping me embrace my historical architectural nerdism.
I just found your channel in December of 2023. But I spent early Covid poking around the NYC property pages. I found out that my best friend’s house was built in 1920. I found out that the 1990 listing for my grandparents house had a mistake. I found out that my apartment complex used to have balconies! It was a very pleasant distraction from everything *waves arms frantic Kermit style* going on in the world. But this video has told me that I missed some resources and should revisit everything. I’m now a subscriber and can’t wait for more videos!
I like your content, great approach to audiovisual media through architecture, I love your voice, very calm and with great tone, it hypnotized me and made me subscribe to the channel, greetings from bc california !!
Very cool. I’m thankful that you shared this. I’m an amateur genealogist and will love to use these resources. Will you please give us some ideas of resources for smaller cities and towns? Thank you.
I’m watching this a couple days after Matthew Perry passed away 😢 I found your channel from the AD tours video. One on the best RUclips rabbit holes I’ve ever gone down. Thanks for the content!
Me too. I already watch Kendra regularly but I'm new enough to be working through all her content.
Damn why I gotta find this today? 😢 I know there will be so many things like this, though, especially on RUclips!
I can barely enjoy the funny clips now but eventually we will be just enjoying his legacy as an entertainer and enjoying a good laugh again -- as I'm sure Matthew Perry would have wanted!
I research old houses for fun, I learned it in LA researching my apartment building and it turned into a party trick i do for friends etc.. this content speaks to my soul! I also have a masters in film and tv studies so… Kendra I get it!
So I checked out the apartments of metropolis book for my old apartment and while I didn’t find my exact building I did find the name for the building I saw every single day and that was just really cool. I hadn’t considered it could have had a name before this. Also checked the modern apartments 73- 75(I was 72) floor plans and it was the same with some minor changes (honestly preferred these to mine as my kitchen was their chamber😂)
Thanks for this. I found you with your Gilmore girls video and I’m totally obsessed with your content now. 😊
I just recently found your channel and have been watching all of your videos! This has been amazing!!! As a New Yorker we’ve spent all evening looking into our building, our neighborhood, finding the old street names and have completely gotten lost in this. We just walked around the neighborhood (Queens) and found 3 old houses from the 1870s that are still standing! Definitely updated but fully recognizable. Thank you so much for this tool, I think you’ve just started me and my partner on a new journey of NYC history ❤
I'm so excited to have learned you started a YT ch! I came across your pod almost 2 years ago while searching "architecture podcasts" and have used several of your episodes as inspiration and research for my historical homes Sims4 builds. Thank you!!!
So glad you found the show and the YT! I am also into the sims. Send me your gallery name, I'd love to see historical homes you've built
THIS IS SO COOL. I spent my childhood in Forest Hills, Queens and I just did a whole tour of my childhood neighbourhood. Too awesome. My brother is an urban-planning-nerd (it’s a thing, nothing to do with his actual job) and I am sending him to this website. 😄
Thank you for mentioning GIS. Im a GIS analyst and your podcast is throwing me down the rabbit hole and helping me embrace my historical architectural nerdism.
I just found your channel in December of 2023. But I spent early Covid poking around the NYC property pages. I found out that my best friend’s house was built in 1920. I found out that the 1990 listing for my grandparents house had a mistake. I found out that my apartment complex used to have balconies! It was a very pleasant distraction from everything *waves arms frantic Kermit style* going on in the world. But this video has told me that I missed some resources and should revisit everything. I’m now a subscriber and can’t wait for more videos!
i've been looking for this all my life! thank you for making this video
So cool to see you!!! Loved your podcast
Thank you for watching (and listening)! It means so much!
I just found you on tik tok. I can already tell I’m gonna be a big fan
My university hosts the largest collection of Sanborns maps.
I like your content, great approach to audiovisual media through architecture, I love your voice, very calm and with great tone, it hypnotized me and made me subscribe to the channel, greetings from bc california !!
I love your videos. So relaxing 😊
So interesting. I love your videos.
thank you!
thanks for taking the trip over to youtube!
Very cool. I’m thankful that you shared this. I’m an amateur genealogist and will love to use these resources. Will you please give us some ideas of resources for smaller cities and towns? Thank you.
Pretty cool
hope it was helpful, thank you for watching
You gotta take a look at that house across the street!
It is a quintessential colonial kept in immaculate condition!
Do you have any resources of how to do this for Chicago?
Have you followed her process, but using Chicago documents? That's how I would start.