Thanks for watching 😊 If you enjoyed I went to the St. Louis History museum. They have a whole room dedicated to the fair ruclips.net/video/EINj33zgIBU/видео.html
I don't know where you discovered my channel. But a big welcome. Taking this trip back in time is so amazing! I love history so mmuch.I live in the Smoky Mountains. I go and look for hidden treasures in it. Also look for Handicapped Accessible places and things. So other people like me can have fun in Life. You have some amazing videos
What an interesting video. I learned so much from it. Thanks for sharing the info Brian. Speaking of thanks, thank you for stopping by my channel. Finally getting caught up on my messages. I have joined your community. Looking forward to catching up with your videos! Cheers, Scott
I loved your virtual tour of the 1904 World's Fair :) Really well done! Yes, I bet it was super warm for them in all of those clothes and big hats! Thank you for visiting me over on my channel, I'm glad to know about yours! I've subscribed and big like no. 37! I'll be back to watch more, I hope we can keep in touch! Have a great weekend
Thank you for this historical pictorial of the 1904 world Exhibition. Thoroughly enjoyed you taking us along this event. It was bigger than Ben Hur. Fabulous Fair.🙏🏽👍🏽🤗🇦🇺
This video has all the historical images of 1904 St Louis. So amazing travelling back to that time. So cool. Typewriters, too. Very great sharing. Thank you. 👍👍👍🙂🌹🌷
Thanks for uploading such fascinating documentation, old photos & videos! This is absolutely anazing! I really appreciate finding you and your channel!!
A long time ago indeed,beautiful old structures,don’t see to many of those today.The old Ferris wheel still going strong I always enjoy the views from the top😊The boat rides and train rides would have been nice in those days.👍🏻Thank you my friend.
Hi there it's really great to meet you and cheers From Montreal. Thank you so much for taking us on the absolutely amazing tour love the old photographs and what a glorious time it must have been to be there for sure. You got to think of a time it was kind of the frontier of the world and where it was going and the pride they had in putting that on and the craftsmanship was absolutely amazing. Found it really interesting to about the steam-powered ferris wheel which by the way I seen our friend Colorado Martini comment on as well so great minds think alike LOL. Really great to meet you and connect with a great Channel as you're doing some pretty good things here and looking forward to more and hope you have a fantastic day We are a husband and wife team who do video/photography by day here in Montreal with a channel that recently passed 11k where we do live streams at night featuring gameshow style shout outs (The wheel of shoutouts & New game called the Pusa Push for under 1k channels), Q&As on channel building and growth as well as interviews with Celebrities (two Emmy-award winnings guests and largest channel is 3.5 million followers) and big topics regarding the RUclips platform. Cheers and keep creating
That's pretty cool. I wasn't aware of some of those things at the 1904 World's Fair. Definitely a huge event. If I remember right, it's also where hot dogs and Dr. Pepper were first introduced to the public.
And the ice cream Cone 🍦 I bet it was awesome place to visit with all those new and exciting things going on. Thanks for watching and have a great day 👍
Thank you. I enjoyed listening to the music as well as your narration while watching the video.👍👍 I see those people who subscribe to Great Tartaria --Tartarian Empire (conspiracy theory) have been having a go at you on this and your other 1904 World's Fair video. The Tartarian Empire idea was cooked up by a man in the Soviet Union/Russia named, Anatoly Fomenko. His "New Chronology" was based on the writings of an anti-Tsarist revolutionary Nikolai Alexandrovich Morozov (1854 --- 1946) These ideas were popularized by the Nikolai Levashov (1961 - 2012) who was a pagan (neo-pagan) occultist and psychic healer who started an organization to promote his ideas and Formenko's series of books. ("Greater Tartaria was repressed, there was a great mud flood ..." etc.) Formenko's still probably shilling his books. Anyhow, the Russian government, the Russian Orthodox Church consider his organization "Renaissance. The Golden Age" to be a cult.
Thanks, I was wonder were that crazy Idea came from. I have relatives that were there during the fair. One delivered beer he was under age and just lied about how old he was 😂 That things you could get away with back then,
Beautiful, nostalgic.....but you should have mentioned something about beautiful Jim Key, the attraction that drew the excited attention of President Roosevelt's daughter, Alice.
@@SomeplaceOrAnother Actually, I read about this event in the book Beautiful Jim Key. It's about a famous horse, Jim Key, that did amazing feats and was showcased around the country. He was featured at the 1904 St. Louis Exposition. Fascinating story that you can learn about on RUclips.
I had no idea how grand the world fair was! Did they really build all of those buildings just for the fair, and what happened to them? Makes me wish I had a time machine and could go experience it.
I would love to back in time and see the fair. Most of the structures were intended to be temporary. The fair was a year long event. I have a great great great grandpa the delivered beer to the event.
From what I’ve heard the world fairs back then built these magnificent structures we can’t replicate today allegedly out of just plaster and wood and then torn down. 😏
This was fantastic - thank you so much. My grandmother, who was born in 1896, went to the fair with her family (from Sedalia, MO, with relatives in St. Louis) so she was probably 9 or so at the time. It was fun for me to try seeing it from her point of view. You didn't mention that it was the 1st time ice cream cones were introduced. 🍦🍦🍦 🎫 🎡 🎢 🎪
Glad you enjoyed it 😄 there was a lot first for the fair. I think I mentioned the Ice cream cone in my other video. I also have a relative that was at the fair. My great great grandpa delivered beer to the fair.
Very interesting. It was awesome to see the tech that was current then . To think some dinosaur bones they used we're in the wrong places on some of there dinosaur . Also lot of now extinct animals were there to .
Correction, President Roosevelt was not there on opening day. He was there 2 weeks before the fair closed. Roosevelt was there a year before the fair opened on the dedication day in 1903.
yes he didn't attend opening day... I read an article that explained: On opening day, Roosevelt pressed a golden telegraphic key in the White House to officially open the fair. Roosevelt did not attend the fair until after the November elections, as he did not wish to be accused of using the fair for political purposes.
Amazing certainly better than ronald McDonald and mickey I want your money mouse. I read a book called the devil in the white city by erik larsson about the later chicago exposition a truly astonishing book a real look back in time based around the main architect and oddly a serial killer that made jack the ripper look like a nice guy. I just found a piece of taxidermy in a antiques shop in the u.k its was a tiger but something was naive about it. Straight away I thought that isn't tiger pelt it looked goat or antelope and the tiger stripes were hand painted it looked carnival fairground to me. After some quick google research I started seeing several sold and for sale various kinds of animals from all over the world miniature taxidermy 11" then saw one at 20" approx none were my tiger size but they are definitely made by the same person for some event. People are saying the were given out to attendees but whos going to walk around with a 3ft long tiger in a huge place like this. I haven't found any pictures of someone holding one but this was a big event and it did have a lot of live animals from around the world. I think the event is to classy for carnival type prizes but I hope I am wrong because I would love to own something from the expo. I know it has value approx £250 u.k pounds I would reckon. Its absolutely of the time period its 100 percent American. If anyone can help me out I would be interested to know where it was sold or if they sold this type of thing in the grounds or outside the grounds of the expo.
I did not know that the ferris wheel was powered by steam back in those days. This fair has always fascinated me. And I've always wanted to go and take pictures of what still exists. I used to do that at the University of Washington. Because the University was first built as a fair
The more I look in to the fair the more fascinating it becomes. I made a video last year called worlds fair then and now. It has some of the buildings still left. If your curious 😀
Excellent videos and channel new subscribe here cheers from venezuela !!! But what can you tell me for an explanations that what happen here?, why this kind of construction where banned and why they destroy all that amazing and espectacular architecture so sad.
@@SomeplaceOrAnother i think was a representations of that past glpry that the other guys that get the power toesnt want to see and most important the power of money and electricity and they dont want to deal or let the public choose because they know will lose, thats why they take nicols tesla out and others that support him out too of the business and very very sad that always win the evil part of the power but thanks for uploading this amazing part of our human history make me feel that we need to copy this beautiful aspect of life a d share it with other so them can aprecciate whst could be living with free energy electric cars since 1904 and imagine how the society would be in tec by now... thanks my new friend.
Brian I know where there is 1904 food vendors truck from the fair. It's been sitting in the open elements for about 4 years now. It very well might be the last one remaining. The owner lives in Illinois and drives long distance for USPS and he could care less about it. if you're interested and there's some way autonomously I can give you that information
If the truck is from the fair you should see if he would donate it to st Louis Transportation museum they might be able to restore are display as is. It would be neat to see but I don't like to trespassing . If you have a picture or want to share the location you can email me. There's a link in the about tab. Thanks 😊
@@SomeplaceOrAnother I no longer live in St Louis the truck is sitting on the corner of Eichelberger and Kingshighway. It's still in relatively Fair shape . He tried to open Ice Cream Parlor. The business was going great they had a flood inside. and the city revoked his license to serve food. The place was an old Standard Oil and Gas station in the 20's in 2016 they had a record rainfall when he bought the place he didn't know that the fuel storage tanks were still in the ground they never removed them. Too shorten my story the tanks filled with water and flooded his place. The city wanted so much money to restore the place and his license he couldn't afford it he spread himself Way Too Thin . The place is just been rotting away for the Last 5 Years or so. I think he paid $800 for the truck? His name is Dan and if you go down to St Louis City tax they'll have his phone number and all the information for contact. I just stumbled onto your page and thought that might be something you are the historical society might be interested in. Take care man and keep up the good work love the videos
@@patrickbush9526 Next Saturday the video goes up. I gave you a little shout out (first name only) If you don't want me to mention you it's easy to remove before Friday, I upload for Saturday on Friday. Have a great day 👍
I have always found history is more interesting than the present time. My issue is that I don't believe the history we've been taught. Conspiracies R Us did three videos on the world's fair. Why such grand fairs with baby nurseries that displayed newborns? Why were the buildings at the fairs made better than anything built today? John Levi & many others are trying to find those answers.
Well history is fascinating 😁 It was a different time were thing happened that would be wrong are hard to do now days. The fronts of the building, the decorative part was made out of plaster of paris which would have been easy to shape and cheap to make and labors were so much cheaper and easy to come by.
Marlene: I agree with your point, and Jon Levi; as well, those buildings are clearly NOT made out of "plaster of paris" as the inane historical narritive has tried to make everyone believe. We know as a few of the buildings still exists from the World's Fair's (Exhibitions), and they are made of stone: marble, granite, and other non perishable building materials. Indeed, a lot of the truth of America's history has been hidden, but it's slowly is being revealed.
Those buildings don't look temporary to me. Temporary or not, there's no way all that was constructed in 3 years time. 1,500 buildings, all that landscaping and foutains too? Impossible. We're being lied to about these fairs. Something else was going on.
So your coverage of the "Dancers and Performers" is really uninformed in my opinion. Those people were not "brought in from around the world". History shows us that these people were not paid for their time in the fair. Many of these "performers" infact did not survive the fair which was less than a year long. One "performer" from the Free State of Congo in particular was placed against his will in a Zoo in New York City over 40 year after slaver was abolished.
Thanks for watching 😊 If you enjoyed I went to the St. Louis History museum. They have a whole room dedicated to the fair ruclips.net/video/EINj33zgIBU/видео.html
Loved it.
Thanks 😊 it was fun to make 😄
I don't know where you discovered my channel. But a big welcome. Taking this trip back in time is so amazing! I love history so mmuch.I live in the Smoky Mountains. I go and look for hidden treasures in it. Also look for Handicapped Accessible places and things. So other people like me can have fun in Life. You have some amazing videos
Thanks, have a great day 👍
Wow, just like time machine. Thanks for bringing me an old days..I enjoyed watching our ancestors 👍
It’s fun going back in time. Thanks for watching 👍
Great video thanks for sharing👍👍cool
Hi beautiful video my friend thank you 🔔🔔😊💙💕💞💗👍
HI I loved it ,the photography was great lots of interesting information very well explained
Glad you liked it 😊 have a great weekend
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I am taking time today to watch this videos fully !!😍😍
Hope you enjoyed this trip back in time 👍
@@SomeplaceOrAnother Yes, very relaxing AND enjoyable. Thank you.
It seems like russian construccions style; most of them could be from the lost tartarian empire . Beautifull buildings !!! Saludos 🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪
Glad you enjoyed 👍
Definitely
Wow they dressed so fancy for a fair lol. Such an interesting video very informative thank you for sharing.
It’s amazing how formal they dressed. They make us look like slobs 😜 thanks for watching have a great day 👍
very interesting AND informative video...enjoyed watching!!!!!
Thanks 😊
@@SomeplaceOrAnother 👍 you are very welcome =:-) 👍
Excellent presentation! Thank you for sharing this with all of us!
Thanks 😁 It was my pleasure. Have you seen my other worlds fair videos?
This is very cool
I enjoyed this very much. I'm a big fan of the film, and you helped make it real. Thank you!
Thanks 😊 I’m glad you enjoyed
Many thanks for this. I enjoy seeing sights which I know my great grandmother saw. Almost like a time machine.
Thanks 😊 Glad you enjoyed it
Hi Brian, great video mate, I really enjoyed it so I hit the thumbs up and subscribed. Keep up the great work.
Andrew Altschwager thanks have a great day 👍
Very well documented the historical events ..! Great content .. Happy Sunday 👍
Thanks 😊 you to have a great Sunday
Wow I loved those fountains. Omg that wheel holding 60 people in each car am I hearing that right? Looks very cool :) great old photos
I know 60 per car. To crowded for me. Thanks for watching 👍
Thanks Brian! Very Interesting! 👍
Thanks glad you enjoyed it 😊
Enjoyed this quite a bit. Always beneficial to learn 😸
Florinda's Family glad you liked it 😀
What an interesting video. I learned so much from it. Thanks for sharing the info Brian. Speaking of thanks, thank you for stopping by my channel. Finally getting caught up on my messages. I have joined your community. Looking forward to catching up with your videos! Cheers, Scott
Thanks 😊 I hope you enjoy the videos 👍 have a great day 😄
Great sharing. Really enjoyed watching this vid. Absolutely amazing. All best ~regina
I loved your virtual tour of the 1904 World's Fair :) Really well done! Yes, I bet it was super warm for them in all of those clothes and big hats! Thank you for visiting me over on my channel, I'm glad to know about yours! I've subscribed and big like no. 37! I'll be back to watch more, I hope we can keep in touch! Have a great weekend
Thanks 😊 it was a bit of a gamble to make this kind of video.
this is a nice videos never been to that place looks pretty
Very nice my friend, great views 👍🏻😁
thats cool, love history...nice job !👍
FloridaGreg thanks 😊
Congratulations on your great growth.
Thanks 😊
Thank you for this historical pictorial of the 1904 world Exhibition. Thoroughly enjoyed you taking us along this event. It was bigger than Ben Hur. Fabulous Fair.🙏🏽👍🏽🤗🇦🇺
This video has all the historical images of 1904 St Louis. So amazing travelling back to that time. So cool. Typewriters, too. Very great sharing. Thank you. 👍👍👍🙂🌹🌷
Glad you liked it. It was fun going back in time.
Thanks for uploading such fascinating documentation, old photos & videos! This is absolutely anazing! I really appreciate finding you and your channel!!
Thanks so much 😋 it was fun making the video
@@SomeplaceOrAnother I had fun watching it! I HAD to subscribe, you have some awesome videos!💯👍
@@JabokChannel 🍻
O, I love this kind of stuff! Great pics! History. When life was in such a hurry. Yes, you got me hooked. Had to sub for more!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed 😁
Looks great my friend 👍👍
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interesting vlog 👍👍
Moondiver Thanks 😊
Brian this was really nice thank you for the time travel :)
Your welcome have a great day 👍
Excellent video..
Wandering Rick Walters thanks 😊 have a great day 👍
A long time ago indeed,beautiful old structures,don’t see to many of those today.The old Ferris wheel still going strong I always enjoy the views from the top😊The boat rides and train rides would have been nice in those days.👍🏻Thank you my friend.
Excellent work
Thanks 😁 Have a great day 👍
Great video. They dont do fairs quite like that anymore.
No they don’t. What a shame
Hi there it's really great to meet you and cheers From Montreal. Thank you so much for taking us on the absolutely amazing tour love the old photographs and what a glorious time it must have been to be there for sure. You got to think of a time it was kind of the frontier of the world and where it was going and the pride they had in putting that on and the craftsmanship was absolutely amazing. Found it really interesting to about the steam-powered ferris wheel which by the way I seen our friend Colorado Martini comment on as well so great minds think alike LOL. Really great to meet you and connect with a great Channel as you're doing some pretty good things here and looking forward to more and hope you have a fantastic day
We are a husband and wife team who do video/photography by day here in Montreal with a channel that recently passed 11k where we do live streams at night featuring gameshow style shout outs (The wheel of shoutouts & New game called the Pusa Push for under 1k channels), Q&As on channel building and growth as well as interviews with Celebrities (two Emmy-award winnings guests and largest channel is 3.5 million followers) and big topics regarding the RUclips platform. Cheers and keep creating
Pusa Studios wow 😳 great comment, have a great day 👍
I was expecting this to be a video showing where the fair once was. It was so interesting seeing all the old historic photos instead!
Thanks 😊
I wanted to go beyond the 2D and just enter into that exciting era at the Fair. Ah! I just love going to Forest Park such a treasure!
I would love to see the fair live and in person 😄 Forest park is one of my favorite parks 👍
That's pretty cool. I wasn't aware of some of those things at the 1904 World's Fair. Definitely a huge event. If I remember right, it's also where hot dogs and Dr. Pepper were first introduced to the public.
And the ice cream Cone 🍦 I bet it was awesome place to visit with all those new and exciting things going on. Thanks for watching and have a great day 👍
I got that Adamthewoo reference 🤣🤣🤣 👌🏾
I had forgot I did that 😂 had to go back and watch. Thanks for watching 🍻
Thank you. I enjoyed listening to the music as well as your narration while watching the video.👍👍
I see those people who subscribe to Great Tartaria --Tartarian Empire (conspiracy theory) have been
having a go at you on this and your other 1904 World's Fair video.
The Tartarian Empire idea was cooked up by a man in the Soviet Union/Russia named, Anatoly Fomenko.
His "New Chronology" was based on the writings of an anti-Tsarist revolutionary Nikolai Alexandrovich
Morozov (1854 --- 1946)
These ideas were popularized by the Nikolai Levashov (1961 - 2012) who was a pagan (neo-pagan)
occultist and psychic healer who started an organization to promote his ideas and Formenko's series
of books. ("Greater Tartaria was repressed, there was a great mud flood ..." etc.) Formenko's still
probably shilling his books. Anyhow, the Russian government, the Russian Orthodox Church consider
his organization "Renaissance. The Golden Age" to be a cult.
Thanks, I was wonder were that crazy Idea came from. I have relatives that were there during the fair. One delivered beer he was under age and just lied about how old he was 😂 That things you could get away with back then,
Beautiful, nostalgic.....but you should have mentioned something about beautiful Jim Key, the attraction that drew the excited attention of President Roosevelt's daughter, Alice.
That's interesting I don't think I saw anything on Jim Key
@@SomeplaceOrAnother Actually, I read about this event in the book Beautiful Jim Key. It's about a famous horse, Jim Key, that did amazing feats and was showcased around the country. He was featured at the 1904 St. Louis Exposition. Fascinating story that you can learn about on RUclips.
I had no idea how grand the world fair was! Did they really build all of those buildings just for the fair, and what happened to them? Makes me wish I had a time machine and could go experience it.
I would love to back in time and see the fair. Most of the structures were intended to be temporary. The fair was a year long event. I have a great great great grandpa the delivered beer to the event.
@@SomeplaceOrAnother Wow, what a great connection!
Gum Rubber Films according to what I heard he was only about 16 and lied about his age.
From what I’ve heard the world fairs back then built these magnificent structures we can’t replicate today allegedly out of just plaster and wood and then torn down. 😏
This was fantastic - thank you so much. My grandmother, who was born in 1896, went to the fair with her family (from Sedalia, MO, with relatives in St. Louis) so she was probably 9 or so at the time. It was fun for me to try seeing it from her point of view. You didn't mention that it was the 1st time ice cream cones were introduced. 🍦🍦🍦 🎫 🎡 🎢 🎪
Glad you enjoyed it 😄 there was a lot first for the fair. I think I mentioned the Ice cream cone in my other video. I also have a relative that was at the fair. My great great grandpa delivered beer to the fair.
Very interesting. It was awesome to see the tech that was current then . To think some dinosaur bones they used we're in the wrong places on some of there dinosaur . Also lot of now extinct animals were there to .
Thanks 😊 it interesting to think how much things have changed. It would be neat to go back and see how things really were. Just for a visit 🤪
@@SomeplaceOrAnother I'd love to do that
Incredible presentation
Thanks 😊 glad you liked
Looks like you discovered some of the thousands of photographs of the 1904 world's Fair in the collection of the St Louis Public library.
Thanks 😊 I need to check that collection out 👍 These were random internet find 🤪
Great video. Are those old buildings still there?? Those were huge. Palaces
Thanks for watching 👍 most of the building’s were tore down after it was over. They were made to be.
Correction, President Roosevelt was not there on opening day. He was there 2 weeks before the fair closed. Roosevelt was there a year before the fair opened on the dedication day in 1903.
yes he didn't attend opening day...
I read an article that explained:
On opening day, Roosevelt pressed a golden telegraphic key in the White House to officially open the fair. Roosevelt did not attend the fair until after the November elections, as he did not wish to be accused of using the fair for political purposes.
Amazing certainly better than ronald McDonald and mickey I want your money mouse. I read a book called the devil in the white city by erik larsson about the later chicago exposition a truly astonishing book a real look back in time based around the main architect and oddly a serial killer that made jack the ripper look like a nice guy. I just found a piece of taxidermy in a antiques shop in the u.k its was a tiger but something was naive about it. Straight away I thought that isn't tiger pelt it looked goat or antelope and the tiger stripes were hand painted it looked carnival fairground to me. After some quick google research I started seeing several sold and for sale various kinds of animals from all over the world miniature taxidermy 11" then saw one at 20" approx none were my tiger size but they are definitely made by the same person for some event. People are saying the were given out to attendees but whos going to walk around with a 3ft long tiger in a huge place like this. I haven't found any pictures of someone holding one but this was a big event and it did have a lot of live animals from around the world. I think the event is to classy for carnival type prizes but I hope I am wrong because I would love to own something from the expo. I know it has value approx £250 u.k pounds I would reckon. Its absolutely of the time period its 100 percent American. If anyone can help me out I would be interested to know where it was sold or if they sold this type of thing in the grounds or outside the grounds of the expo.
like 14 nice video done yr turn
I did not know that the ferris wheel was powered by steam back in those days. This fair has always fascinated me. And I've always wanted to go and take pictures of what still exists. I used to do that at the University of Washington. Because the University was first built as a fair
The more I look in to the fair the more fascinating it becomes. I made a video last year called worlds fair then and now. It has some of the buildings still left. If your curious 😀
Palace of manufacturers! Lol "temporary" structures that look like we couldnt
reproduce today if given 10 years to build
Excellent videos and channel new subscribe here cheers from venezuela !!! But what can you tell me for an explanations that what happen here?, why this kind of construction where banned and why they destroy all that amazing and espectacular architecture so sad.
For some reason they build most everything to be temporary. It would haven been amazing if it was still here today.
@@SomeplaceOrAnother i think was a representations of that past glpry that the other guys that get the power toesnt want to see and most important the power of money and electricity and they dont want to deal or let the public choose because they know will lose, thats why they take nicols tesla out and others that support him out too of the business and very very sad that always win the evil part of the power but thanks for uploading this amazing part of our human history make me feel that we need to copy this beautiful aspect of life a d share it with other so them can aprecciate whst could be living with free energy electric cars since 1904 and imagine how the society would be in tec by now... thanks my new friend.
Brian I know where there is 1904 food vendors truck from the fair. It's been sitting in the open elements for about 4 years now.
It very well might be the last one remaining. The owner lives in Illinois and drives long distance for USPS and he could care less about it. if you're interested and there's some way autonomously I can give you that information
If the truck is from the fair you should see if he would donate it to st Louis Transportation museum they might be able to restore are display as is. It would be neat to see but I don't like to trespassing . If you have a picture or want to share the location you can email me. There's a link in the about tab. Thanks 😊
@@SomeplaceOrAnother I no longer live in St Louis the truck is sitting on the corner of Eichelberger and Kingshighway. It's still in relatively Fair shape . He tried to open Ice Cream Parlor. The business was going great they had a flood inside. and the city revoked his license to serve food. The place was an old Standard Oil and Gas station in the 20's in 2016 they had a record rainfall when he bought the place he didn't know that the fuel storage tanks were still in the ground they never removed them. Too shorten my story the tanks filled with water and flooded his place. The city wanted so much money to restore the place and his license he couldn't afford it he spread himself Way Too Thin . The place is just been rotting away for the Last 5 Years or so. I think he paid $800 for the truck? His name is Dan and if you go down to St Louis City tax they'll have his phone number and all the information for contact. I just stumbled onto your page and thought that might be something you are the historical society might be interested in. Take care man and keep up the good work love the videos
@@patrickbush9526 awesome 🤩 I didn’t realize this was in St Louis I’ll have to check it out
@@patrickbush9526 Next Saturday the video goes up. I gave you a little shout out (first name only) If you don't want me to mention you it's easy to remove before Friday, I upload for Saturday on Friday. Have a great day 👍
Fell into a Time Warp there ...
when ℹ'm wondering if the famous ARCH was opened to the public ... anymore
You have to go back to the 60s it wasn’t made yet 😉 going soon 👍
Does anyone know why they tore down all the buildings? I can't believe all of that was in Forest Park.
Most of the buildings were designed to be temporary and some burned down.
Was there a particularly good source of the images you used?
No, just looking around on the net. Have a great week 👍
I have always found history is more interesting than the present time. My issue is that I don't believe the history we've been taught. Conspiracies R Us did three videos on the world's fair. Why such grand fairs with baby nurseries that displayed newborns? Why were the buildings at the fairs made better than anything built today? John Levi & many others are trying to find those answers.
Well history is fascinating 😁 It was a different time were thing happened that would be wrong are hard to do now days. The fronts of the building, the decorative part was made out of plaster of paris which would have been easy to shape and cheap to make and labors were so much cheaper and easy to come by.
Marlene: I agree with your point, and Jon Levi; as well, those buildings are clearly NOT made out of "plaster of paris" as the inane historical narritive has tried to make everyone believe. We know as a few of the buildings still exists from the World's Fair's (Exhibitions), and they are made of stone: marble, granite, and other non perishable building materials. Indeed, a lot of the truth of America's history has been hidden, but it's slowly is being revealed.
How do you get this HD photography?
I looked around on the Internet there's lot of pictures of the fair 👍
Big, old fashioned cameras could make excellent photos
Those buildings don't look temporary to me.
Temporary or not, there's no way all that was constructed in 3 years time. 1,500 buildings, all that landscaping and foutains too? Impossible.
We're being lied to about these fairs.
Something else was going on.
Lol
So, tell us the full story. What mysterious power is hiding the truth?
The human zoo made to show supremacy, happened here.
rebuuild the fair today come on i double dog dare you!
Co sie stalo z tymi wszystkimu budowlami, to byly eksklusywne budowle....
You people really think that we built those buildings back then how and with what
Yes, we do. Other sources give more facts on construction.
This is a pleasant collection of images
Jonlevi channel
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So your coverage of the "Dancers and Performers" is really uninformed in my opinion. Those people were not "brought in from around the world". History shows us that these people were not paid for their time in the fair. Many of these "performers" infact did not survive the fair which was less than a year long. One "performer" from the Free State of Congo in particular was placed against his will in a Zoo in New York City over 40 year after slaver was abolished.
“Pic ture” not “Pit chure”