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I do love to look at antique and vintage photos; the older the better. Some of these are captioned incorrectly though, and it makes me wonder if this is an AI channel. Some of the clothing captioned as typical clothing for the era is not. Some of the beach photos are from the turn of the century or oughts and teens. There was one where the women all had long skirts and big hats from the Edwardian age/Gilded age. Glad I know enough history to know the difference. Too bad the bot doesn't.
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Yeah that's because women's liberation had not started yet. Patriarchal societies have order, class, dignity, honor. it took 100 years to get to this today. Just 100 years of feminism.
@@bestrenderings796 That's not even close to correct. Dating back to beginnings in at least as early as the 1790s in the UK, the women's sufferage movement was well underway in the US by the 1840s. The famous, or infamous depending on your POV, Seneca Falls Convention, the first women's rights convention in the US, was in 1848. The movement continued to pick up steam in the 1850s and '60s, slowed only temporarily by the Civil War. Do the names Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton ring a bell? Individual states began granting women the right to vote in 1869, culminating in the passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920. As for the 1920s, commonly seen as the decade most associated with social change and upheaval until at least the 1960s - "Flappers of the 1920s were young women known for their energetic freedom, embracing a lifestyle viewed by many at the time as outrageous, immoral or downright dangerous. Now considered the first generation of independent American women, flappers pushed barriers to economic, political and sexual freedom for women."
@@662wc5 I'm not disagreeing with this timeline you laid out. I agree the industrial revolution sowed the seeds for the wests current demise. I think we are saying the same thing. By the 1920's in the wake of the crippling carnage of WW1 the west, the patriarchal west, was beyond wounded. Therefore a tipping point had been reached ushering in social upheaval that directly leads to the modern malaise that the west finds herself in today. All I'm saying is that 100 years past this tipping point we can stop and look around our civilization and take stock of what has transpired. Our cities are dangerous, ugly and alien to us now. Many of the nicer facades in our once gleaming cities from the guilded age are now deteriorated often surrounded with bums, piss and graffiti. I live in America, I can tell you that European Americans who descended from the people who designed, built and maintained our once lovely cities do not call them home anymore. All I am saying is WHY??? What happened??? I have been curious about this question over the past decade. ( The rot has only accelerated in that time!) And I have found that Civilizations have experienced all of these symptoms in their terminal decline. All great, ordered, and uplifting civilization need strong masculine energy so to speak. Nobody is better off on our current timeline. Not even the women. A huge population of our so called liberated women need happy pills just to cope with their spiritually and emotionally dreadful existence. They traded their homes, children, tradition, and safe networked communities for the proverbial mess of pottage. A 9-5 cubical job. A tiny social circle compared to her recent ancestors, some cats and wine with pills. The bankers, and oligarchs are winning on our current timeline.
At O mins 52 secs the photo you have detailed as "Amazing Men's Fashion Style" in 1927" happens to be a photo of the man billed as "The World's Greatest Entertainer", not just throughout the 1920's but also well beyond that era, Al Jolson. With respect, I would have expected someone posting a video chronicling "The Roaring Twenties in America" to have known that😕.
These video posters are fan-magazine style researchers and not historians, or even near a history book. Remember this is RUclips and it's a droplet in an ocean if you find a true historian, either amateur or someone of a scholarly discipline.
The roaring 20s wasn’t just in the US. It was also in Europe, PARTICULARLY in major cities such as Berlin, Buenos Aires, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York City, Paris, and all the way down in Sydney Australia. Great video, I just love the fashions and the way they lived and dressed. Such elegance.
@@yvonneplant9434women suffering over undergarments its mostly a myth perpetuated by hollywood and other media men who never wore a corset or a bra. Especially in the 20s, all the fashion is quite loose and relaxed silhouette. You should check out Karolina Zebrowska she has a couple videos explaining old fashion, its quite interesting.
“1920s mobile hair salon “ this picture was taken in England and not here. You can tell by the license plates. The car is in Austin and it’s right hand drive.😊
The photograph of Single Women of Boston Picket Relief HQ’s (is during the Depression) and not 1928. Their dresses prove that the image was taken in the 1930s around 33, 34,35. 😊
I, too,want to thank you for those photos, although I am Puzzled by one of them as it said 1930 and I was Wondering what that had got to do with the 1920's and I too want to Subscribe to your Channel ❤😅😅🎉🎉🎉🎉
They were not, integral yes but integral to the 1920s. Nothing was happening in the 1920s in black evolution, Madame CJ walker and her films and childrens shots from 1924-1927 greatly show life then, and it's pretty great. However something trivial compared to the only things that were making the 1920s, automobiles, and music.
The colours aren't convincing but they're better than black and white or sepia.Every photo is always more interesting with a well-researched caption. More important than the colourisation. The caption answers the question : Who are these people ?
@@yvonneplant9434why even question that if theyre italian gangsters doing an illegal racket, especially when it involves booze during prohibition? Some people glamorize it because of what it is: illegal activity. I recommend the HBO show Boardwalk Empire
Some of the people pictured here wouldn't have looked out of place in the 1960s, and a few wouldn't have looked out of place even today. But the 1920s were only a boom time relatively speaking, since until after World War II the majority of people everywhere had always been poor, and that includes even during the 1920s.
The reason I'm unable to watch this video is because of the annoying "background nonsense" that was put onto the screen. The panels on either side of each photograph have these moving points or stars against a dark "sky," and they keep moving here and there and everywhere in a way that you can get motion sickness, and if not that, get completely distracted. Why do you have to be so cutesy in your attempt at "clever" technology? Just show the damn pictures and give a decent narration!
Colours are off - not natural. Almost monochromaic within the item. Very cheap colourization, meaning done too fast. Try to improve. Colours are too vibrant and mono-toned.
Ok but you'd have to get used to no toilet paper, no real medical meds or surgical help, and the southern US was poor hot and 100% Jim Crow racism but in the right places and the right amount of money and things are grand. And the Great Depression was right around the corner with WWII right on its heals. Knowing that could lead you to be filthy rich though help a lot of people.
The Charleston dance contest in front of St. Louis city hall cannot be 1923 for the simple reason that the dance first came onto the scene in 1925- still great pictures!
You are correct about the picture. I Googled it and it appears don't the "Digital Library of America" as "Photograph of a Charleston dance contest in St. Louis on November 13, 1925" which I trust to be more accurate. However, I'm not sure what you mean by "first came on the scene in 1925? It says online it first appeared in 1923. I guess it took a couple of years to be popularized. It does say it peaked around 1926 and then fell out of fashion slowly after that as these things do.
@@AnyoneCanSee Who cares about a dance contest when these satanically-indoctrinated Seeds of Satan were destroying every single wealthy black neighborhood across the land.
I also don't think "The Prohibition Era, 1920s, Chicago", is the 1920s. It looks like 1931. The short curls are there, but the dresses are longer and the heels are higher. Also, no white stockings to be seen--which was de riguer throughout the 1920s. There are several more photos, some of which appear to come from the 1940s.
Is good to see but screams segregation. The US is the most diverse nation on earth was then and is now. There is no one but white people in this entire video and I am white. At that time there were wonderful Asian, African American, and Latino people.
Oh just gtfo, always one isn’t there, can’t just enjoy the old footage, have to throw race in. Yea and look what those wonderful African Americans have done to inner cities like Chicago.
so "wonderful" bet you live a white neighborhood like the rest of the self hating whites that claim to love "diversity" but live nowhere near it...if you did, you wouldn't have that opinion
Nice channel, but I am unsubscribing due to the most distracting transisional effects - it is really not pleasant to watch this style of video - but I do love the content itself. Such a shame.
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It would be nice if I could read the captions you've got them covered up with your print
And thank you for finding, updating with color, and providing the pictures. It's very enjoyable for me to look at them.
Thank you
So strange that my great grandmother was a middle aged woman in the 1920s, but I was able to talk to her when I was a teenager in the 1980s.
People can mock this era all they want, but these people had class.
Proper hats for men and women were far more popular in the 1920s than in the 2020s.
Exactly
And no obese people women with tattoos or hanging out of their lulu lemons
Rubbish, tell that to my dad who, as a treat, had a beef dripping sandwich
Lol, there were plenty of fat people, and tattooed ladies were a thing.
I do love to look at antique and vintage photos; the older the better. Some of these are captioned incorrectly though, and it makes me wonder if this is an AI channel. Some of the clothing captioned as typical clothing for the era is not. Some of the beach photos are from the turn of the century or oughts and teens. There was one where the women all had long skirts and big hats from the Edwardian age/Gilded age. Glad I know enough history to know the difference. Too bad the bot doesn't.
Thank you so much for letting us to travel to the past! Congratulaciones!!
20s and 50s were the greatest decades for US in 20th century, change my mind.
Wow! Those are the best color old photos I've seen. Amazing that was 100 years ago!
Thank you so much!
I'm nostalgic and love taking these trips down memory lane.
👍
There were plump men and women but obesity had not afflicted the society yet.
It is AI , But was well put together a few misidentifications and Some oughts and teens , But it gets it done , Try to get a theme like Christmas , Love the channel , Subbed and Shared :) QC
The style and quality of everything back then is mind boggling.
Yeah that's because women's liberation had not started yet.
Patriarchal societies have order, class, dignity, honor.
it took 100 years to get to this today. Just 100 years of feminism.
@@bestrenderings796 That's not even close to correct. Dating back to beginnings in at least as early as the 1790s in the UK, the women's sufferage movement was well underway in the US by the 1840s. The famous, or infamous depending on your POV, Seneca Falls Convention, the first women's rights convention in the US, was in 1848. The movement continued to pick up steam in the 1850s and '60s, slowed only temporarily by the Civil War. Do the names Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton ring a bell? Individual states began granting women the right to vote in 1869, culminating in the passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920.
As for the 1920s, commonly seen as the decade most associated with social change and upheaval until at least the 1960s -
"Flappers of the 1920s were young women known for their energetic freedom, embracing a lifestyle viewed by many at the time as outrageous, immoral or downright dangerous. Now considered the first generation of independent American women, flappers pushed barriers to economic, political and sexual freedom for women."
@@662wc5 I'm not disagreeing with this timeline you laid out. I agree the industrial revolution sowed the seeds for the wests current demise. I think we are saying the same thing. By the 1920's in the wake of the crippling carnage of WW1 the west, the patriarchal west, was beyond wounded. Therefore a tipping point had been reached ushering in social upheaval that directly leads to the modern malaise that the west finds herself in today. All I'm saying is that 100 years past this tipping point we can stop and look around our civilization and take stock of what has transpired. Our cities are dangerous, ugly and alien to us now. Many of the nicer facades in our once gleaming cities from the guilded age are now deteriorated often surrounded with bums, piss and graffiti. I live in America, I can tell you that European Americans who descended from the people who designed, built and maintained our once lovely cities do not call them home anymore. All I am saying is WHY??? What happened??? I have been curious about this question over the past decade. ( The rot has only accelerated in that time!) And I have found that Civilizations have experienced all of these symptoms in their terminal decline. All great, ordered, and uplifting civilization need strong masculine energy so to speak. Nobody is better off on our current timeline. Not even the women. A huge population of our so called liberated women need happy pills just to cope with their spiritually and emotionally dreadful existence. They traded their homes, children, tradition, and safe networked communities for the proverbial mess of pottage. A 9-5 cubical job. A tiny social circle compared to her recent ancestors, some cats and wine with pills. The bankers, and oligarchs are winning on our current timeline.
@@bestrenderings796 I can answer that easily. But it would take more than 2000 words to fully write out I'm sure.
the music is not from the '20s but it do'nt matter much.
Beautiful job. Well done. Such a treat. Thank you. Loved it.
Thank you so much for your comment!
@@BrightStyle ❤️
@@BrightStyleAI today is doing a great job
Oh my goodness. I love this era so much. Thank you so much for sharing this. ❤
Many thanks !
At O mins 52 secs the photo you have detailed as "Amazing Men's Fashion Style" in 1927" happens to be a photo of the man billed as "The World's Greatest Entertainer", not just throughout the 1920's but also well beyond that era, Al Jolson. With respect, I would have expected someone posting a video chronicling "The Roaring Twenties in America" to have known that😕.
I thought the same. Al Jolson was a huge star.
These video posters are fan-magazine style researchers and not historians, or even near a history book. Remember this is RUclips and it's a droplet in an ocean if you find a true historian, either amateur or someone of a scholarly discipline.
Those were the days, great cars great clothes. Cities we cleaner & music was better.
Y do do people want to spoil things that others have not heard.
Wow, they weren't staring down at a device and no urine, feces, and needles on the sidewalks, imagine that!!??
Most of the dates on those pix are completely BOGUS!! Take down this mess and start over with the real dates - will be much more enjoyable!
The roaring 20s wasn’t just in the US.
It was also in Europe, PARTICULARLY in major cities such as Berlin, Buenos Aires, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York City, Paris, and all the way down in Sydney Australia.
Great video, I just love the fashions and the way they lived and dressed. Such elegance.
Women's under garments were torture. And women's periods? Try to imagine that without pads or tampons. 😂
@@yvonneplant9434women suffering over undergarments its mostly a myth perpetuated by hollywood and other media men who never wore a corset or a bra. Especially in the 20s, all the fashion is quite loose and relaxed silhouette.
You should check out Karolina Zebrowska she has a couple videos explaining old fashion, its quite interesting.
7:11 lol, im watering the penguins they wilting
“1920s mobile hair salon “ this picture was taken in England and not here. You can tell by the license plates. The car is in Austin and it’s right hand drive.😊
Was about to comment the same thing!!!!
There were still cars in America that had the steering wheel on the right back then.
Esa década abrió la libertad a la sociedad para siempre. Y el remate fueron los 60s
So many girls that my mother (Deceased 2013 aged 102) would have referred to as "Women in Sensible Shoes".
Your photo at 05:17, Buffalo Traffic Accident is actually N.W.Washington, DC.
I love the twenties, but a lot of these women weren't much to look at!😣
Wow, young women of the 1920s, Flapper craze
JUST BEAUTIFUL! EXCEPT: CAN'T APPRECIATE THE LAST PHOTO BECAUSE TWO ADS FOR OTHER VIDEOS COVERED IT.
Oh the clothes...
I wonder what all those people are doing today!
Jeez, what do you mean "...doing today?" They're dead.
@@nomadpi1 it was a joke. My dry humor
Excellent video tour of American life in 1920s
Thanks
Some of the captions at the beginning of the piece are too long to be read in the time allotted.
I pause the video to read most of them. It gives me a chance to study the photo and enjoy the selection.
The press pause - good lord, imagine complaining about that on a free colourised video.
Take off your gloves and hit pause...
Their editing gets an F
The photograph of Single Women of Boston Picket Relief HQ’s (is during the Depression) and not 1928. Their dresses prove that the image was taken in the 1930s around 33, 34,35. 😊
Is it true that the past was more beautiful?
I was definitely born too late.
Nice pics, My VFW members August Caccavone and Eugene Iconetti were children of this era, They then fought in WWII
Al Jolson the guy in the middle at 0:55
I, too,want to thank you for those photos, although I am Puzzled by one of them as it said 1930 and I was Wondering what that had got to do with the 1920's and I too want to Subscribe to your Channel ❤😅😅🎉🎉🎉🎉
Where are black Americans found in this? They were an integral part of the 1920s and the cultural changes that were happening.
They only wanted to portray white America.
Even the indigenous natives were not included.
Segregation and racism was rifed in 1920s.
They were not, integral yes but integral to the 1920s. Nothing was happening in the 1920s in black evolution, Madame CJ walker and her films and childrens shots from 1924-1927 greatly show life then, and it's pretty great. However something trivial compared to the only things that were making the 1920s, automobiles, and music.
The colours aren't convincing but they're better than black and white or sepia.Every photo is always more interesting with a well-researched caption. More important than the colourisation. The caption answers the question : Who are these people ?
My parents were born then, Dad, 1923, Mom, 1924.
Thanks for sharing this amazing video 😊❤
Thank you for your comment
Jist beautiful photos! But I wonder how did they get the colors in ?
Computer programs.
The image of prohibition era 1920 Chicago is the 1930s and you can tell by the dresses, the hats and everything else😊
Al Capone and his gang were killing his competition, though. Why do people glamorize the past?
@@yvonneplant9434why even question that if theyre italian gangsters doing an illegal racket, especially when it involves booze during prohibition? Some people glamorize it because of what it is: illegal activity. I recommend the HBO show Boardwalk Empire
Some of the people pictured here wouldn't have looked out of place in the 1960s, and a few wouldn't have looked out of place even today.
But the 1920s were only a boom time relatively speaking, since until after World War II the majority of people everywhere had always been poor, and that includes even during the 1920s.
The reason I'm unable to watch this video is because of the annoying "background nonsense" that was put onto the screen. The panels on either side of each photograph have these moving points or stars against a dark "sky," and they keep moving here and there and everywhere in a way that you can get motion sickness, and if not that, get completely distracted. Why do you have to be so cutesy in your attempt at "clever" technology? Just show the damn pictures and give a decent narration!
Colours are off - not natural. Almost monochromaic within the item. Very cheap colourization, meaning done too fast. Try to improve. Colours are too vibrant and mono-toned.
Awesome 👍 love it!!!
Thank you so much!
People had class and style back then, unlike today.
thanks .
The Miss America pageant is about 1935, not 1929😊
Prohibition was in effect, but if you wanted a drink, there was always ways to circumvent the law.
what a time ...woman came from the victorian to edwardian then the flappers and the jazz age....amazing change
It's amazing how urban demographic had changed since.
Yea for the worst
My dogs looks like he just heard a whistle.
It's incredible to think that everyone in these photos, and probably those who were being born, are already dead.
Wow, a time when the world was a much happier place. Wish we could invent a time machine so we could go back.
Ok but you'd have to get used to no toilet paper, no real medical meds or surgical help, and the southern US was poor hot and 100% Jim Crow racism but in the right places and the right amount of money and things are grand. And the Great Depression was right around the corner with WWII right on its heals. Knowing that could lead you to be filthy rich though help a lot of people.
The South was Heaven in that period. Turned WOKE now.
@@cadenrolland5250 I'll take all of that in a heartbeat over today's wokeness.
@@viking670be honest, you wouldn’t
@@dudeman7826 Damn right I would. Just to be able to see both Jack Dempsey and Babe Ruth alone is tempting enough!
My grandmother was in elementary (or grammar school as they called it) and my grandfather was a teenager during the 1920’s.
Beautiful
Thank you !
The Charleston dance contest in front of St. Louis city hall cannot be 1923 for the simple reason that the dance first came onto the scene in 1925- still great pictures!
You are correct about the picture. I Googled it and it appears don't the "Digital Library of America" as "Photograph of a Charleston dance contest in St. Louis on November 13, 1925" which I trust to be more accurate.
However, I'm not sure what you mean by "first came on the scene in 1925? It says online it first appeared in 1923. I guess it took a couple of years to be popularized. It does say it peaked around 1926 and then fell out of fashion slowly after that as these things do.
@@AnyoneCanSee I thought the Charleston became popular around the start of the Jazz Age - 1921-23.
@@AnyoneCanSee Who cares about a dance contest when these satanically-indoctrinated Seeds of Satan were destroying every single wealthy black neighborhood across the land.
In the photo titled Amazing Men’s Fashions, the gentleman standing beside the green car is Al Jolson.
My favorite, last row on the left, in the words of the late, great Jackie Gleason, "how sweet it is".
Like it's never going to stop.
Love the music you chose. Great video all around.
Thank you so much!
Imagin if these people could see what the city looks like now.😢
“The great Gatsby style 1920s”was not taken in the 1920s : that’s a modern day picture😊
Thank you for that - and a particularly ridiculous picture it is.
Yes. I immediately realised that too.👍🏼👍🏼
I also don't think "The Prohibition Era, 1920s, Chicago", is the 1920s. It looks like 1931. The short curls are there, but the dresses are longer and the heels are higher. Also, no white stockings to be seen--which was de riguer throughout the 1920s.
There are several more photos, some of which appear to come from the 1940s.
You can tell bc the women actually look good
Joe biden born in 1890
Maybe. Trump born the year after Hitler died. Reincarnation?
@@canuckprogressive.3435 trump born in 1946
@@user-nl4tj7wb7h Yes, like I said, the year after Hitler un-alived himself.
Love the BG jazz piano…
4:35 -- FAKE photo -- not from the 1920s
Just like the 90's until the bankers wrecked it.
Not a single obese person, I guess its not genetic
mirip dengan foto tahun 1990
Looks like bras weren’t a thing back then
The photo of golf at 8:25ish is a photo of Bobby Jones.
Amazing to see the bathing suits of the era
Is good to see but screams segregation. The US is the most diverse nation on earth was then and is now. There is no one but white people in this entire video and I am white. At that time there were wonderful Asian, African American, and Latino people.
Oh just gtfo, always one isn’t there, can’t just enjoy the old footage, have to throw race in. Yea and look what those wonderful African Americans have done to inner cities like Chicago.
so "wonderful" bet you live a white neighborhood like the rest of the self hating whites that claim to love "diversity" but live nowhere near it...if you did, you wouldn't have that opinion
20 million Fords is a 💩 load of Fords.
😊 muito lindo gostei de ver
Muito obrigada
@@BrightStyle sou fã do passado tinha estilo elegante ok
Then it all went wrong.....
twenty-three skiddoo.
on 10-04 not 20-s but 50-s
You’ve got a lot more photos that are way wrong. I love the pictures but the dates are really cockeyed.
Case in point: 7:50 it's not 1929 but 1949.
Whats the beautifull music from 3 minutes ? Greetings from Holland
Мужчины выгляят мужчинами ,женщины женщинами -приятно на это смотреть 👍!
1920s-Roaring Twenties. 2020s - Snorting Fentanyl.
Where are their souls, Heaven or Hell? They live on somewhere. Accept Christ friends
The photo at the one-minute mark, about men's fashions, looks like Al Jolson, the shorter of the two men.
The colourization is very good.
Men really looked like men back in the day, but so did the women. 😮
Now that’s funny
These photos are almost 100 years old and better than most security cameras today lol
I think the Miss America pic was 1927.
6:06 What did you really expect from NY?
Seems like teetering on the edge of being a "Chick Flick".
Ale kobitki jakies takie malo urodziwe byly.
Times for the privileged and well to do
Photo session, Atlantic City, was not taken in 1920 but right around 1905 😊
8.24 Bobby Jones in the white shirt
Nice channel, but I am unsubscribing due to the most distracting transisional effects - it is really not pleasant to watch this style of video - but I do love the content itself. Such a shame.
What a misery you are. One picture fades to another. They took the time to colourise these and put this up and all you can do is moan.
I noticed in most pictures everything is in neat and tidy order and no rubbish lying around. Pity someone emerged to wreak havoc, wars, and disorder.
LOL! Because none of those things existed before the early 1900's???
Try again...
This video is full of errors with the still pictures, times, dates and places. Still, nice video.
😂
Excellent! Sharp pics, color, names, dates and places. Liked and subscribed. Love that era!
Thank you so much!